engineering and business management and comics of petroleum industrial from the russian state, university of oil and gas t says his learn way more than what's given in the textbook. it's bratia is a b there really. um, globally, there really, this is global mindset. i mean, is it sufficient as far as the global mind, sir? what they think is vishal do something that can inspect these compact properly before they died, or before they, they give the legacy to they're getting a ration. which is what indonesia somehow people don't think as for now, but we just finished your study in nuclear power plants at russia's world, federal university participating in different activities. house, let her to take a peek at what workforce will offer. i want to add some skills is uh it's kind of like um how, how do you call it is like competition between companies. yeah, it's kind of cool and i went there as a we haven't even back then i get some middle lot of experts and professionals and we actually still have like connect like reconnect through it. during his visit to russia, indonesian private and pep boys wil

at that time , the boy studied at the kyiv national university of culture and arts, where the oil painter after graduating from the university , the nephew got a job at the higher specialized court, where oliynyk worked, and later transferred to the kyiv court of appeals, where oliynyk was a judge. i never even thought about it before. that such questions may arise for me in the future so that it would be a doubt of my integrity. it is also known that the board judges with the participation of ala oliynyk made a number of decisions, which were later recognized by the european court of human rights as violating international obligations and the european convention on human rights. however, in the end, after studying all the facts, the advisory group of experts with the involvement of international specialists recognized alu oliynyk professionally. competent the higher qualification commission of judges continues to conduct interviews as part of the assessment of the current themis employees for their suitability for the positions they hold. this is kateryna sereda, the judge of the pechers

replace the supply from russia, so we need to have those russian oil had just been embargoed by the west. the universal concern is that the cost of oil will skyrocket as a result of is really on the mind. and of the white house was they wanted to get world prices down their point of view with uh, the war against ukraine already underway. if they could get more venezuelan oil onto the market and for the 2022 election biden would not suffer politically. it was a historic diplomatic u turn for us diplomacy for almost 25 years. the us and venezuela were foes. the tone was unrelenting. virtually everywhere socialism or communist ledges, suffering corruption and decay. donald trump hung up the phone and i think maybe happy they made up the the us put a price on the doors head. they were held bent on ousting this hero of the socialist revolution. during the great frontier already will be smashed and broken due to his opponents consider him the grave digger of venezuelan democracy means that the soldiers stopped me from going into parliament. i had declined the gate by the way. his country is bankrupt. there were assassination attempts,

from russia to, you know, so we need to have those russian oil had just been embargoed by the west. the universal concern is that the cost of oil will skyrocket as a result of is really on the mind of the white house. us was they wanted to get oil prices down their point of view with uh, the war against ukraine already underway. if they could get more venezuelan oil onto the market and for the 2022 election biden would not suffer politically. it was a historic diplomatic u turn for us diplomacy. for almost 25 years, the us and venezuela were foes. the town was unrelenting, virtually everywhere socialism were communist bridges, suffering corruption and decay. donald trump hung up the phone and i think maybe happy they made up the the us put a price on my daughter's head. they were held bent on ousting this hero of the socialist revolution. during the great frontier already will be smashed and broken . due to his opponents, consider him the grave digger of venezuelan democracy. mean 30 soldiers stopped me from going into parliament. i had to climb the gates by the way, his country is bankrupt. there were assassination attempt

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university of michigan. she's also a mother, part of the group science moms, and worries how burning more oil and gas will further supercharge extreme weather. the most recent national climate assessment projects the same region. helene hit the hardest, will also see the greatest rise in extreme precipitation. i've been a climate scientist for longer than i've been a mom, but since becoming a mom, it makes it much more tangible. and you really realize that people alive today will be experiencing these severe impacts that will just be getting worse over the coming decades. in total, helene dropped 40 trillion gallons of rain, enough to cover the entire state of north carolina in 3.5ft of water. and scientists agree it would have been much less if not for climate change. i mean, we've had floods, but nothing like this. ai meteorologist chase cain. thank you. still to come, the center of the college football world will be in the bay area this weekend. the big show is setting up shop at cal. how? students are getting ready for their big moment on national tv. also a new place to get out and get active. the new park i

of the 155th brigade, here... by the way, such a competitor, a tourist signed a contract immediately after graduating from university, postponed his career in the oilustry until victory, now a guy from the irkutsk region is a machine gunner, and at the same time the eyes of the reconnaissance group controls a drone. now the main goal of the country is to defeat the enemy, knock him out, destroy him nazis all, and then you can live peacefully. after clearing the village of obukhovka, korenevsky district of the kursk region, the marines of the pacific fleet, together with other units, continue to press the enemy in the area of ​​the villages of tolsty luk and darino, and this is already sudzhansky. the largest group of the ukrainian armed forces remaining in the kursk region is currently concentrated there, while the enemy forces are under the strongest fire impact of russian artillery and aviation. here is impressive footage of the explosion of a three-ton aerial bomb dropped on ukrainian formation. in social networks, residents of the sumy region claim that the armed forces of ukraine are successfully building a fortification on the border with rus

of scotland. it was while studying economics at st andrews university that alex salmond joined the snp. he worked for a time as an oilst, but politics soon exerted its pull. the mp for bantam buckham, alex salmond, has won the leadership of the scottish national party. mr salmond first led the snp in the 1990s. we are going to win the battle for the hearts and minds of the scottish people! but it was during his second stint that his party became a major political force. well, folks, it's good to be back. within three years, the snp were in government in edinburgh. then, in 2011, he pulled off a feat that was thought impossible, winning a majority at holyrood. alex salmond negotiated the referendum on independence with then prime minister david cameron. how dare they say that this country is not capable of running its own affairs! he was an inescapable voice in the debate that followed, on the airwaves and in towns and cities across scotland. in the end, the referendum result was no, and alex salmond stepped down as first minister and leader of the snp. as leader, my time is nearly over. later carrying on the fight fo

of civil engineering at mcgill university. she and her team were the first to publish germans of ethane emissions from abandoned oil and gas wellsfirst to publish -- >> there were so many times we would get there and we are looking for one well and we will find 5, 6 or a dozen. then you start to ask how many are missing? miles: other experts estimate there may be one million orphaned oil and gas wells in the u.s.. but right now, only 140,000 of them are documented. the bipartisan infrastructure bill set aside 4.7 billion dollars to begin tackling the problem. the commonwealth of pennsylvania has used the money to greatly accelerate a well capping campaign, celebrating its 200th finished project in march. governor shapiro. >> today, pennsylvania is facing the consequences of a legacy left by an industry that made a buck off of our natural resources and then got away with abandoning these gas wells, without properly plucking them. miles: the american petroleum institute which represents oil and gas producers says it has established strong industry standards to advance the permanent closure and mediation of historic wells, and it s

say it is "a lot of money" to spend on projects which will facilitate oil and gas production to continue. let's speak to sir dieter helm, the professor of energy policy at the universitye. thank you very much for being with us. can you just first of all explain what exactly is being announced here today? where is this money going? there were two first—order clusters, groups of companies and organisations, one in the west coast on merseyside and one on the east coast on the humber, which are being set up to essentially take captured carbon, which would otherwise be emitted into the atmosphere, then pipe it to underground reservoirs where it is stored. it is essentially carbon capture, and then the network to store it underground. d0 capture, and then the network to store it underground. do you think it is _ to store it underground. do you think it is a _ to store it underground. do you think it is a good _ to store it underground. do you think it is a good use _ to store it underground. do you think it is a good use of- think it is a good use of the funds? we have seen some environmental groups criticise this policy. environmental groups criticise this policy-— this po

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oil facilities, sir? - we're discussing that. i think that would be a little... anyway. joanne held cummings is adjunct professor and director of middle eastern studies at baylor university previously a senior us diplomat with postings in iraq and yemen. years of having hezbollah sitting on our border, just waiting to do an october the 7th on us, but, you know, my son is in the army, and do we want our kids being in there slaughtered where hezbollah have been waiting for this for nearly 20 years? they've been waiting for us to go in. both israel's previous ground wars here began as limited incursions. the risks of getting mired in lebanon — familiar terrain for those who trod this path before. lucy williamson, bbc news, the israel—lebanon border. the ongoing crisis in the middle east is threatening to have major economic impacts, particularly when it comes to oil. the price of crude oil shot up 5% today after us presidentjoe biden told reporters the us was "discussing" the possibility of israel striking iran's oil industry, in response to tehran firing missiles at israel on tuesday. do you support israel striking iran's oil facilities, sir? - we're discussing that. i thi

partner university , tomsk-nepineft opened an educational program for professional retraining , the school of main engineering projects. the program covers the entire life cycle of projects in the oil and gas sector and has no analogues in russia. this year, the first ones came out of it graduates. this experience of the institute has been noted at the level of the government of the russian federation. andrey novichonok, evgeny derunov, kirill maskinov, vesti. domsk. well, now i will give the floor to my colleague, co-host natalia litovka, who will talk to one of the guests on the topic of the middle east conflict. yes, georgy, thank you, indeed, akhmat is already in our studio, right now we will discuss the middle east, a serious, big topic. akhmat, hello, first of all, thank you for finding the time, coming to our studio today. thank you. so, the conflict in the gas sector, which. or in fact there will be some kind of breakthrough of an international nature, which can restrain the power of aggressive forces, which are carrying out this aggression against humanity in the first place, but for this we must know to characterize with whom the war is going on, the war is not going on..

university of san francisco were awarded a nearly $12.5 million grant from the national cancer institute. >> some of the factors we're looking at include exposure to secondhand smoke, high exposure to cooking oil established risk factor. >> reporter: and why asian american women specifically? why not asian men? is there a hormonal component to this? >> there is some suggestion based on cellular studies, just in the past year showing that a particular genetic mutation may predispose people to be more vulnerable to levels of air pollution. >> reporter: at the heart of the mystery is the fact that we are but why are women like vicky ni getting sick while others are not. >> we always wondered is there something we can do to diagnosis them earlier. >> reporter: at new york university's perlmutter cancer center, dr. elaine schumm is randomly screening one thousand asian women for free. >> we are definitely going to need a much larger study to really provide the evidence to try to change the guidelines one day so that other populations can be offered low-dose ct scans by insurance companies. >> reporter: detection that will come too late for vicky ni and her husband david to prevent advanced cancer.

partner university tomsk-nepieneft, opened an educational program for professional retraining school of main engineering projects. the program covers the entire life cycle of projects in the oil and gas sector and has no analogues in russia. this year, it was first graduates. this experience of the institute has been noted at the level of the government of the russian federation. andrey novichonok, evgeny dyurunov.

partner university tomsk-nepeneft opened an educational program for professional retraining, the school of main engineering projects. the program covers the entire life cycle of projects in the oil and gas sector and has no analogues in russia. this year, its first graduates came out. this experience of the institute was noted at the level of the government of the russian federation. andrey novichonok, evgen derunov. follow incoming news, it became known that armenian prime minister pashinyan went to moscow to participate in the cis summit, his visit will last until october 8, the press service of the armenian government reported. well, now about the development of nuclear technologies, the horizons of the atom and its author of this special report, my colleague natalia solovieva. controlled thermonuclear fusion is the dream of scientists from all over the world , of course, they want to fulfill it in russia, but in order to launch such a reaction, the average is what happens inside the most distant stars, scientists work here on earth sorov nuclear center. this will be the experiment of the century, and it was for this that it was necessary to create a special laser synthesis i

university of virginia, larry sabato. larry, thanks so much for being with us. let's start with oil because president biden and his latest remarks appeared to leave the door open for israel in retaliation to these iranian strikes to go after oil facilities in iran. what do you make of that? what kind of impact could that have on oil prices but obviously, if the supply goes down, then the price will probably go up but look, there more important things and paying another nickel are dying per gallon for gasoline. >> and also, you have to remember the context the context is the middle east, probably the most critical region in the world right now. and the fact that gas prices are so low compared to where they were, they'd been falling pretty rapidly. so as always, there's a bigger picture and the bigger picture is more complicated and more mixed and larry, when it comes to this port strike president biden has urged the parties to come to the table, but he has said that he is not going to actually intervene directly if these strikes persist and the economy suffers, and we see a weird job

university scientists ensure say the new developments in merseyside and teesside with create and pave way for a clean energy revolution. environmental groups say it's a lot of money to spend on projects that would allow oilry. it is evidence of how important the government thinks this announcement is. carbon capture is a race that we can win. the uk continental shelf holds a third of the exploitable carbon storage space in all of europe. just think about that. 0ur geology, a third of everything that we have in europe. huge potential for our country, for the jobs of the future. he chose to announce the investment in a glass factory, the kind of hard—to—decarbonise industry that the government hopes will benefit from this new technology. carbon capture and storage does pretty much what it says on the tin — the c02 produced by industry or fossil fuels is captured and then pumped out to be permanently stored underground in depleted oil and gas wells. the £21.7 billion investment announced today will be in a cluster of projects here in the north west, and another around teesside on the north—east coast. it has been welcomed in these communities, but there is a more muted response from environmental groups. th

university of akroakron endowment fund chairm, also with mes is john long ski. john lonski.maria: take a look, we're expecting a higher opening for stock price, dow industrials up 35, nasdaq up 65, oily gain in a i don't remember after president trump said the u.s.es is weighing a possible strike on iranian oil sites. watch this. >> [ indiscernible ] >> who know [ indisc. maria: john, your thoughts as oil prices now hover around $72 a barrel. >> all of this brings attention to the failed energy policy of the biden administration. we're reminded once again that energy policy has implications, not just for the economy, but also for foreign policy, for world peace, and unfortunately the biden administration made a huge mistake early on by discouraging the production of fossil fuels that drove the prices of gasoline, fuel oil, sharply higher and as a result that enriched the iranians,en retcenriched the russians and ty were bar able to afford their belligerencies. let's not forget the money the biden administration gave to iran that perhaps helped to fund ongoing terrorist attacks against israel. this is so sad, so ridiculous. i don't know why anybody would vote to return these clowns t

countries that main ports and oil refineries or rocks on the bottom on from ya and is mid least security specialist and a professor of more than at least politics. the university of cambridge, he joins me now from london. so on launched its 2nd direct attack on israel within uh, within 6 months, this off the whole series of assassinations against high profile. it goes including a small honey on it runs own soil. how might they be preparing now for the is writing response, as well as the running a presence in the asia saw that's being held by the cutter is important at this juncture. they are discussing the situation with their arab and golf colleagues, and the error of neighbors have been assuring you wrong that they will be neutral in any particular of conflicts that might arise as a result of as rarely retaliation. and i think this is very reassuring for iran. i think we are also hearing that there are other voices coming out of the region. the, you know, militias that are tied to the access of resistance. that is the allies in iraq of the iranian government are saying that uh, oil installation, should they be hit, will then be a major concern to iraq. and t

every single university in the san francisco bay area who report being doxxed, harassed and even physically targeted. another impact of the conflict in the middle east. gas prices could go up. oilrices already rose more than 4% as israeli troops moved into lebanon, and iran launched missiles on israel. marianne favro nbc bay area news. up nex, a boat stuck in the sand at ocean beach. what's it going to take to move it? also, hundreds of people are still missing after hurricane helene, and they're still flooding in some communities. we're going to take you there. and as those temperatures continue to heat up tomorrow, we are looking at the worst air quality over the east bay and the south bay. i'm back with why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. he continued. the giants legend officially introduced as the team's new president of baseball operations, the 37 year old retired catcher will now be calling the shots when it comes to the direction and makeup o

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