rather than a pandemic. asked about of plaster, who is a village is from your school, the university of mine's what this could me well, the situation is such that the numbers of new infections have been stabilized throughout europe in the recent weeks due to despite the fact that restrictions have been lifted, so there is some sort of relief, but however you might call it pandemic or in them is a virus. it's not gone. it's still causes a number of infectious and also deaths. and so we have to march the situation closely. and we have to remember that other viruses like flu or s virus, are now leading to an increased rate of hospitalization and creased very close for nurses. and doctors was already exhausted after 3 years of condemning. so we have to watch the situation. and part of that situation is china now reopening its borders. what's your view of those countries who are screening arrivals from china, which is seeing this surge of infections? this is one measure they could take a to and identify variance variance you might occur because a lot of ours is now circulating china and other count

but a plata is a biologist from the university of mines. he told us what that means. well, the situation is such that the numbers of new infectious have been stabilized throughout europe in the recent wakes due to it, despite the fact that restrictions have been lifted. so there is some sort of relief. but however, you might call it pandemic, or in the virus, it's not gonna still causes a number of infectious and also deaths. and so we have to lose watched the situation closely. and we have to remember that other research viruses like flu or r s virus, are now called leading to an increased rate of hospitalization and an increased vertical for nurses and doctors while already exhausted after 3 years of condemning . so we have to watch the situation, villages to build a plot, the speaking there to us earlier, louis enough, you let us silver is appointing his new cabinets after being sworn in for his 3rd term as president of brazil, he narrowly defeated the far right outgoing leda. diable to narrow it last october election. ronald flu is promising to uphold the law and r

who's the virology from your hands, gothenburg, university of mine. so welcome to d. w. veronica just here in europe, and are talking about coven becoming endemic rather than the pandemic. could you just explain to us what that means? while the situation is such that the numbers of new infections have been stabilized throughout europe in the recent weeks due to the despite the fact that restrictions have been lifted. so there is some sort of relief, but however, you might call it pen. there we go. in there is a virus, it's not gone, it's still causes a number of infections and also deaths. and so we have to march the situation. busy closely and we have to remember that other viruses like flu or virus are now leading to an increased rate of hospitalisation. and then the priest, very close for nurses and doctors was already exhausted after 3 years of condemning . so we have to watch the situation. and part of that situation is china now reopening its borders. what's your view of those countries who are screening arrivals from china? which is seeing this surge of infecti

universities in 27 regions, yes. it seems to me that such an experience is good, uh, and career guidance and education and acquaintance with our great country is another area of ​​work for mineson of a russian instrument base, both for universities and for scientific research in general, a new program, what exists? as it goes, it works primarily, of course, for civilian purposes. we singled out a separate federal project, identified 10 main areas and invested 12 billion. for the next few years, for 3 years , four of the most technologically advanced companies have already joined the project garbage. countries. moscow institute of physics and technology, national research nuclear university, famous bauman and national research university in the world. this is important because not the museum. it is important to create samples so that they are mass devices that are in demand. you appreciate how we are. i think we started well and already at the age of 23. we will increase the range of these devices. uh, of course, there is constant speech. what is called the watch with the scientific community and we do this job? video on behalf of the president in russia the so-called mega-gra

this excursion is the universe of the mine and i want it. it's a must.ainian should visit there and appreciate the places where our ukraine was born. it's a shame that we're studying history . our region, our ukraine, and it was during the war that we began to take an interest in this in the context of the fact that fierce battles are going on there and everyone is starting to understand what bakhmut is, what soledar is, uh, really bakhmut was a fortress. thank you for that what make people fall in love in donbas and you still tell the story of mykhailo kulishov, there was this broadcast, they definitely fell in love with this region and will definitely visit it after the victory. with you was the night watch natalia ostrovskaya, i'm yevgeny plinskyi mykhailo kulishov, a local historian , a cartographer, was with us in the studio. see you on the air. see you, it's time for each of us, protect yours. i love my city, old cozy streets , new wide, noisy avenues, blue, the smell of coffee in the morning . in the park, i didn't get tired of watching the monito

of universities in 27 regions. six modules, yes. it seems to me such a good experience, uh, and career guidance and education and acquaintance with our great suffer. another area of ​​work of minesion of a russian instrument base, both for universities and for scientific research. generally. but their programs. now exists. how is the assignment going. we have identified a separate federal project , identified 10 main areas and pledged money of 12 billion. for the next few years , four of the most technologically advanced universities in the country, moscow physicotechnical institute and the national research nuclear university, the famous bauman and the national research university in the world, have already joined the project for 3 years. it's not the museum that matters. it is important to create samples so that they are mass devices that are in demand. how do you rate this? and we? i think we got off to a good start at the age of 23 . we will increase the range of these devices. uh, of course, we are here all the time, checking what is called the watch with the scientific community and we are doing this video work. on behalf of the president, a so -called mega-grant program i

university named after derzhavin is one of the largest educational centers. chernozem region to learn. it is comfortable and prestigiously interesting here, largely thanks to the national project of science and the university, which implements the minesn bar science, but, first of all, than to get acquainted with the ministers of themis and learn everything about the securities market. my student and colleague of the novel is malayan and i. we decided to explore tambov, the city impresses with its architectural richness in this luxurious palace today, a museum, and in the 19th century there was an estate of a large cloth industrialist. mikhail vasilyevichaseev, by education. he was a medic but not of the day, did not work in a hospital. but together with his brother, he founded several large factories, and the cloth of which was sewn uniforms for the soldiers of the russian army. inside the white palace. the richest collection of furniture and household items by mikhail losev is an armchair with expensive upholstery. crystal or sharp candelabra clock with gilding valuable historical documents of the late xix century after the great october socialist revolution in the estate placed juvenile delinquents to go. taken out of here. everyt

of moscow state university. ah, and congratulations. russian social science and mines barscience today an educational marathon is being organized, the space of knowledge in eight regions is moscow-sochi, yekaterinburg saransk vladivostok vologda tula arkhangelsk is also scheduled to launch the 3rd season of the all-russian project. your move project helps students discover new talents and bring bold ideas to life as a minister. enlightenment sergei kravtsov, in honor of the student's day, visited the moscow state regional university in the first year of pedagogical education with two profiles of preparing the history of literature. here i can become there are a lot of amazing people here. and in principle, all this atmosphere it fascinates from physical life. she is amazing in that we find a lot of people who support we are also interested today, uh, that we are gathered here, but it is also part of the physical life. an apartment in moscow is just right, two three total three purchases from 1000 rubles on any credit card. sberbank. this is your chance to win an apartm

of war. prevent samuel mine. i'll stop you there. more from yale university johnson can professor of law and history after this break . ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back to going on the ground. i'm still here with professor samuel moines. yale university chancellor, kent, professor of law in history and alter the book humane how the united states abandon peace and reinvented war i detect in, in your work. one key element is the bottom up way that society can change and, and transform rather than supernatural law. treaty and convention, but them because yugoslavia is iconic in the growth global south. it's certainly iconic to be ging, where their embassy of course was bombed in yugoslavia, let alone to russia, which was supporting at serbia. do you think good then that and also your critique solve a recent critiques of putin's policy. to an extent what you're saying is he shouldn't have done this and from what their perspective is defended, the people who has come to an yet because he's undermined the peace movement in western countries. i mean that's, that'

of life on earth ukrainian nationalists. after release, solidarity. our fighters are clearing the universes these deep, branched mines can serve as an excellent hiding place for groups in vain cities of ukraine and the hunt for our weapons washington is trying to negotiate with latin america on supplies scandals behind rainbow uniforms russian groten-chl ivan provorov refused to wear a sweater with lgbt symbols in addition to a flurry of accusations there and another reaction. it's my choice because it's my religion that it took a foreigner to say it out loud. an incredible breakthrough in world science a step into a completely new erubiology, which single-handedly made russian scientists from the sirius university of science and technology maxim nikitin discovered a new fundamental mechanism for storing information in dna, and this may be the key to unraveling such mysteries as incurable diseases, the mechanisms of aging and even the occurrence life , so what is molecular switching , peter deryagin found out. well, this is completely contrary to what is taught in universities in universities, schools there, and so o

of the thought mining town. frank lead, which is the military analyst at the university of portsmouth in the united kingdom . earlier, we asked him what the loss of sola dar, if confirmed would mean for ukraine. there is something of a successful rushing. but what we have to remember is, i think that, that this town is really only important because both sides have made it important over the last 6 months. so, so by that i, me that they addressed it so much in this relatively insignificant town that they find it difficult to withdraw or concede, defeat dis, bucket is, is, is in a sense of the legacy of the bottles. you may remember around said i was gonna ask on so forth, and there was a, a salient guy. but anyway, nonetheless, both sides regard it as important. it's interesting by the way, that the chief of staff zalinski is chief of stock compared this develop gun. and that does does give it some military rationale, even if the ukrainians are beaten back, that they would say that they have chewed up so many russian soldiers there. and the russians have use of so much on munition, for so little game that it

of the thought mining town. frank lead, which is the military analyst at the university of portsmouth in the united kingdom . earlier, we asked him what the loss of sola dar, if confirmed would mean for ukraine. there is something of a successful russian. but what we have to remember is, i think that, that this town is really only important because both sides have made it important over the last 6 months. so. so by that i mean that they've invested so much in this relatively insignificant town that they find it difficult to withdraw or concede, defeat this backwards as this is in a sense of the legacy of the bottles you may remember around said arrow danced on so forth. and there was a salient but anyway, nonetheless, both sides regard it as important. it's interesting by the way that the chief of staff zelinski is chief of staff compared this to val gordon. that does, does give it some military rationale, even if the ukrainians are beaten back, that they would say that they have chewed up so many russian soldiers there. and the russians have use of so much munition for so little game that it was worth fight

university every day. a member of the chamber of commerce, industries and mines of iran during the contemporary era of the chamber and after the revolution, he was among the people who played a role in the administration of the chamber of commerce after the victory of the islamic revolution of iran and founded the chamber of commerce as a member of the board of directors of the chamber of commerce after the revolution. do your best for the export of iranian pistachios and dried fruits to europe and america was used by the largest exporter of cumin in the united states. i was the largest exporter of pistachios to europe . the export of dried iranian pistachios to islamic countries is one of the other activities of asgar oladi, for which he received a certificate of appreciation, working with islamic countries. there are signs of the departure of the president of russia, economic activity with the russian federation and his height . he was a member of the chamber of commerce of iran and china, which is constantly thinking about developing relations with this country and countries as a strategic partner of i

turned into a goal of very specific research, and in myth they always dealt with the most pressing problems in 1942. for example. the country needed shells and mines. the university founded as the moscow mechanical institute of ammunition after the great patriotic war, when the soviet nuclear project started, the institute was reoriented to nuclear technology. the thermonuclear program in myth opened the department of plasma physics, in parallel the laser direction was developed. since the date of its founding, mithia has dealt with those problems that were extremely relevant, therefore plasma engines appear, because there is a specific order for the possibility of small satellites to receive orientation and control in space. uh, so there are lasers that are used in technologies, industrial in medical in this university laboratory they teach not just to develop solid state and fiber optic lasers. well, to set them up for specific industries at mephi, close ties with the industrial sector, graduates who have chosen a scientific career are waiting for the elf pulse installation to be completed, a piece of the elf laser system is located here, and which , just, but

of usa for doing the simulation. so you also got one. what's going through vander lane's mine standing there in front of the masters of the universe at davos and telling them that russia is imploding when even the data put out by western and international authority suggests otherwise. are the leads really that out of touch? just because you want something bad to happen to someone doesn't mean that it's going to isn't that what every disney movie, bad guy who relied on casting spells on characters, they didn't like. learned the hard way, the croatian president for one isn't buying the narrative of this particular western production though and doesn't sound convinced by performances like on the lines for washington, washington and they tell of asian the proxy war against ross shows the help of ukraine and the plan cannot be the removal of russian president. william had pudding law sanctions to the absolute and we will not achieve anything with them. they simply go from wall to wall to wall this, their plans and what should i be a slave for america. yeah, it sounds like vander line could use a lesson from the world of competitive sports, run

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of the zhytomyr university is an architect of the same zhytomyr university. i think that this can be easily discussed and looked for. i am personally familiar with them, but i only brought mineere from the public information that can be obtained and according to the discussion, i understand that sometimes one chooses the lesser of two evils. from the test where the history of ukraine was deleted as a compulsory subject at a time when ukraine defends its identity and defends its history so that instead of it this history is not rewritten or told as it is beneficial to russia or is it timely so comment on it personally, i accepted i would like to make a decision, because we have it, so i will explain right away. no one canceled the zno, it was only replaced for this year and the next year, and it has not been replaced yet, because the verkhovna rada has not yet voted, which means whether this year's zno is a national multiplex test for example, is there another form of voting here to spend? and what exactly is this form determined by the ministry of education and the cabinet of ministers? what does it mean? i lead it if the proposal was theirs, and it was about what subjects a

studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: today, president mineent biden and his counterparts kicked off a summit. the mexican president greeted president biden in mexico city ahead of that bilateral meeting. talks come after president biden made his first visit to the southern borr since taking office. yesterday he joined border patrol agents in el paso, texas, and met with migrant advocates and local officials. laura is following all of this and me here. obviously that meeting is going to be -- immigration is going to be a key issue. what is the white house hoping to get out of these meetings? >> jake sullivan today said the three biggest issues are going to be about cracking down on fennel trafficking, trade, supply chains, and the third is migration migration enforcement. recently mexico said they would take some 30,000 migrants per month from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. part of the discussions today, jake sullivan said, could be that they might take more than 30,000 per month. amna: receiving those migrant populations, what we know

development of secondary vocational education, assistance to pedagogical universities , support for schools and work in new regions, this was discussed between vladimir putin and the head of the minesng the minister, who spoke in detail about how the issue of access to kindergartens is being addressed. and how many schools have been built and renovated lately? let us start with the infrastructure, all the instructions that we have given to the ministry, they are fulfilling everything we have is going on a large-scale school construction program has already built about 700 schools. and if, in general, for all programs, this is 900 schools, there is no such thing. nowhere in the world, many schools with swimming pools, modern canteens, and we prepare teachers for all educational literature at once, the next direction is kindergartens. here the problem of accessibility of kindergartens has been solved in general. today 99%, a few years ago. it was 80% of the most important program for the overhaul of schools initiated by you, we approached here so that the funds that are available in the regions also remain for overhaul. want to report to you that the school named after valentina vlad

of moscow state university and met with the students with the president. caliber finds in donetsk right on the territory of the school, how they clear mine that can be called direct evidence of the crimes of the kiev regime. admiral gorshkov worked out a zircon missile strike in the atlantic with a target chosen at a distance of 900 km. the permanent representative of russia in vienna urged the west not to allow nuclear provocations and blackmail with leopard 2 tanks, as konstantin gavrilov emphasized, german leopards are armed with armor-piercing shells with uranium cores. and this, in fact, can be regarded as the use of a dirty bomb, the comments of the russian envoy followed after the decision of germany and the united states and allies to transfer to ukraine a large batch of tanks of german and american production with details alexander khristenko from a principled opponent of the idea of ​​giving german tanks to kiev, berlin instantly turned into the coordinator of the program for their delivery, germany will not only allow others to send leopards, but will itself throw 14 pieces. will train ukrainian crews will provide repairs and logistics the words

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to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school, an old friend of mineessor david strain and director of the brugge group, which is a thatcherite organisation. it's robert oulds. robert, should we privatise the nhs? absolutely it's time that the britain followed the example of countries in europe . even of countries in europe. even though we brexit did , we should though we brexit did, we should follow countries like germany which has more than half hospitals as private . it's still hospitals as private. it's still free of the point delivery. it's a multi payer system where of course the money comes from the taxpayer and through private insurance schemes . and there is insurance schemes. and there is choice in the system, there is competition there is the profession or input of people who know about procurement rather than the system we have in britain where we have, dare i say, under underqualified. in many cases , managers who can't many cases, managers who can't really handle the system. we have doctors , nurses, other have doctors, nurses, other heal

to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school, an old friend of mineessor david strain and director of the brugge group, which is a thatcherite organisation. it's robert oulds. robert, should we privatise the nhs? absolutely it's time that the britain followed the example of countries in europe . even of countries in europe. even though we brexit did , we should though we brexit did, we should follow countries like germany which has more than half hospitals as private . it's still hospitals as private. it's still free of the point delivery. it's a multi payer system where of course the money comes from the taxpayer and through private insurance schemes . and there is insurance schemes. and there is choice in the system, there is competition there is the profession or input of people who know about procurement rather than the system we have in britain where we have, dare i say, under underqualified. in many cases , managers who can't many cases, managers who can't really handle the system. we have doctors , nurses, other have doctors, nurses, other heal

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a friend of mine as the sun was a it's not it's not black of mind, though. a friend of mine at sun work did metallurgy at bristol university in south africa. southern africa . it wasn't south africa mining just these things and died of the most horrible cancer. could the most horrible cancer. could the two events be connected because local people it's not simple yet something something very quickly to add to that you know the last couple of months the national grid has been talking about rationing energy has about blackouts has been talking about blackouts and can you and brownouts. how can you square telling people square that with telling people to electric to cross over to electric vehicles? you have vehicles? benedicte, you have got a story there from the times. yes, and this is yeah, times. a yes, and this is yeah, more and that is that more good news and that is that the people smuggling is the people smuggling industry is going making record going gangbusters making record profits, 183 million is what is estimated. the criminal gangs made from transporting just over 45,000 people across the english channelin 45,000

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of the university of alabama's basketball team, men's team, had this comment about the whole tragedy. >> i've got three daughters, went through my mind how easily it could have been one of minen. talked to darius' mother multiple times yesterday, very hard situation on both accounts. so, you know, just continue to pray for jamea and her family, although i didn't know them, but they are certainly in our thoughts and prayers. >> jamea harris is 23 years of age and she was the mother of a 5-year-old. capital murder by the way is the most serious charge in the state of alabama. bianna and john. >> such a senseless tragic murder, martin savidge, thank you. >>> authorities are now seeking blood tests from the children of a missing massachusetts woman. they're hoping to use it to test against blood stains found in the basement of ana and brian walshe's home. >> ana hasn't been seen since new year's day. her husband hasn't been indicted in her disappearance but has been charged with misleading authorities. jason carroll joins us from cohasset, massachusetts. police logs confirming that ana walshe's employer was the first to report her missing not her husband. what more are we learni

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mine is san jose life us in lead. marianna, thank you. let's bring in for from washington dc. jo marie, but she's an associate professor of political science at george mason university. i'm an expert on peruvian politics. jerry. good to have you with us. have 14 more people have been killed in these anti government protests. how concerned are you about the rising number of protest as being kill them? this is also turning. do you think into a human rights crisis as well as a political one? 0, absolutely. it is a high, a human race rights crisis of an increasingly high degree. and as your reporter mention today was the worst day of violence in just under one month of d. number lower phase government over 40 civilians have been killed in the context of protests, of the majority as the result of security forces, firearms, in other words, they're being shot at by police and soldiers. ok, hundreds had been wounded. and in the context of these protests as well. so there's a clear, excessive use of force by security forces. and i, it international organizations around the world have called upon the blue arctic government to cease the repression and to seek dialed. okay. to

universe being 13.9 billion years old? what was before that? >> my favorite answer to that is your guess is as good as mine. a more technical answer, which i don't like, is that the concept of time only exists as long as the universe existed, so there wasn't anything. we can measure precisely the evolution of the universe as long as it's been around, we can measure the age of 13.82 billion years. why the universe began? what came before, if there isn't is a concept as before? that we don't know. and it's very hard to test because to do science we need to do observations detest our theories, and we only have the universe that we live in right now. >> beyond the universe? -- >> there is nobody on the universe. >> thank, you mister chairman, i yield back. >> thank, you mr. posey, very much. let me recognize congress's greatest champion for travel to mars, the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter. >> i want to thank the panel and all your colleagues for your persistence and your perseverance. with this project. because, we had a few ups and downs over the course of its life, and i want to thank this committee for its patients. because the scientific products that have come f

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of mine who was paralyzed on the field. they're in buffalo. i had a teammate in college. when i was playing at stanford university.are playing against the washington huskies. my teammate hit their safety. and curtis williams. number 25, he was paralyzed from the waist down. two years later, he died, passed away from complications from the paralysis. these players, are witnessing things that will haunt them. it gets me worked up thinking about some of the things i experienced. i am proud as a former player. that the nfl, that those two head coaches did make the decisions to call this game off. i think that is a huge step in the right direction. we've never seen that before. so now, for the first time we are seeing perhaps the most impactful moment where the words are not hollow. they are taking the health of these players seriously. so to me, that is a big moment. i'm praying for them are hamlin and his mother. his family, paying for their teammates. because they are more like brothers. we spend more time with your teammate during a season than you do with your own spouse or your own family. also praying for t higg

universe being the 13. 9 billion years old. what was before that? >> my favorite answer to that is, your guess is as good as mine. a more -- answer, which i don't like is that the concept of time only exist as long as a universe exists, so there was no before. we can measure very precisely the evolution of the universe as long as the universe has been around. we can measure precisely the age of 13. 8 billion years. why the universe began, what came before there is even a concert of before, that we don't know. and it is very hard to test because to do science we need to make observations to test our theories, and we only have the universe that we live in right now. >> and be on the universe? >> the universe is infinite, as best we can. tell so there is nobody on the universe. >> thank you, mister chairman, i yield back. >> thank you mr. posey, very much. and let me recognize congress's greatest champion for traveling to mars. the gentleman from colorado, mr.--. >> thinks, mister chair. and i want to thank the panel and all of your colleagues for your persistence and your perseverance with this project. because it had a few ups and downs over the course of its life. and i w

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mine. a more technical answer which i do not like, is that the concept of time only exists as long as the universe existed, so there was no before. we can measure very precisely the evolution of the universe as long as the universe has been around. we can measure precisely the age of 13.82 billion years. why the universe began, what came before if there was even a concept, that we do not know. it is very hard to test because to do science we need to make observations to test our theories. and we only have the universe we live in now. mr. posey: and beyond the universe? dr. finkelstein: the universe is infinite as best we can tell so there is no beyond the universe. dr. posey: thank you mr. chairman, i yield back. mr. beyer: thank you, mr. posey very much. let me recognize congress's greatest champion, travel to mars. the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter. mr. perlmutter: i want to thank the panel and all your colleagues for your persistence and perseverance with this project. because it had a few ups and downs over the course of its life. i want to thank this committee for its patience becau