haiti three, team usa will next jamaica on thursday. well tomorrow, the senate say sharks will announce a new general manager and, according to some reports out there, former player mike greer. is a possible favorite to take the role, if named to the position would become the first black general manager in the history of the national hockey league, and that's it for us here at 10. the news at 11 starts now. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. action man. fog gets in the way of tonight's fireworks show along san francisco's embarcadero, but that doesn't seem to disappoint. too many of the independent state crowd. hello again, everyone. i'm heather holmes mike mibach bay area's big fireworks shows have

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training on american fighters here in the usa, by the way, the general was asked about this yesterday, mark emilia asked if the united states is really considering such a possibility he confirmed and said that yes, among other options, such a possibility is also being considered, but there is no specific decision from the military leadership of the united states on this matter. so far, i would like to remind you that in the draft of the defense budget, which was adopted by the house of representatives , the amendment of two congressmen was also forgotten, it is about adamakinsingar and christie geologists, they call for 100 million dollars to be allocated for the training of ukrainian pilots on american fighters for 15 and f-16, but we know that this is about the long-term perspective rather than immediate provision and we also talked about this with the ukrainian pilots when they came here to washington, they said that if such a training program is indeed adopted and approved , then this training could take yuria well, about six months, and this is according to the accelerated proced

dodgers team usa soccer kicking off the concacaf w championship in mexico usa taking on haiti and group play already won. nothing won in the 23rd minute, alex morrigan with the head or her second goal of the game, and an impressive goal at that usa would go on to shut out haiti three nothing team usa will next face jamaica on thursday. tomorrow, the san jose sharks will announce a new general manager and, according to several reports out there. former player mike greer is a possible favorite to take the role if named to the position. greer would become the first black general manager in the history of the national hockey league, and that's it for the sports big announcement announcement for the sharks exactly following it. alright thanks everybody for watching thanks everybody for watching tonight come on, joe. buff that sucker. what'd i teach you? (spits) (chuckles) sanitary. is joe applying for a job in a train station in 1940? just teaching him a few things every man should know. someone has to get in there early, or sometimes the kid turns out funny. knock, knock. hey, phil. hey, gu

how many requests are made and how many are discussed both in the usa and in ukraine?me way affect the further consideration of aid for ukraine. although i think that it is unlikely that weapons will not be provided directly, because victoria sparks herself never denied the issue of providing military aid to ukraine and spoke a lot about the provision of lend-lease and in general any assistance that is needed for ukraine and in america about it by the way, they are talking because igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, was in front of you. he says that in the usa it is not the main news at all and no one talks about it like in ukraine. of course, it is not the main news, but the news because there is enough of it internal agenda a plus let's not forget that the pre-election debates have already started and this statement is perceived by many as part of these pre-election debates in the same way, and therefore, in the general background, biden's visit to the middle east is still taking place, this is top news and this is just the reality of the media situat

the usa when the confrontation then it was successful strategy the strategy of the usa in relation tofrontation with the soviet union and so yes . no strategy is being made, so i don't know what he will propose and how they will react to it, don't forget that even russia will go there with the same proposals, and they are just like that it is correct that we note that he is coming. at this moment, there are so many politicians from tehran, nothing is happening, so there is a struggle for the redistribution of the market. russia understands that it will be blocked from the european market. the same and early it is very important to see how soldov arabia will behave. here and so on another purpose of biden's visit to the middle east was called the supply of soviet weapons that remained in those territories to ukraine . that ukraine, did baidu, in particular, manage to somehow ask israel to soften its position regarding military aid to ukraine, or did baidu still manage to convince israel through the prime minister with whom he talked directly uh, how to remember being the hosts for the

the turning point usa.ar of words broke out after the conservative group was railing the next generation of voters of a youth summit this weekend. at the liberal panel could not help themselves. the group sent a scathing cease and desist letter suggesting that turning point had embraced neo-nazis who showed up outside the event, watch. >> this turning point conference neo-nazis were out there in front of the conference with anti-semitic slurs. it's important that every person that attended that turning point against the flag -- >> you at the minute you knew what they were. so you are complicit. >> i want to make a quick clarification about the neo nazis of the turning point event. they were outside my point was more metaphorical. you embraced a midtier thing i felt. >> fast forward to this morning the hosts apologized before quickly cutting to commercial. watch. >> monday we talked about the fact there were openly neo-nazi women -- we want to make clear that these demonstrators were gathered outside the eve

of ukraine decided that he no longer needs to pretend that he cares about the usa. thinks americans are funny decoden overfed and he feels contempt for them he was asked. can america afford to send 62 billion to your corrupt autocracy while you take dramatic pictures for the wok? there are people in america who think that america shouldn't spend all this money on a war here that has nothing to do with them. they think that there are more important things in america to work on, like inflation is nothing. who thinks about inflation, these things are secondary. we fight for absolutely common values ​​that understood all over the world. we are giving our lives for your values ​​and the common security of the world right now. we are doing this work, but the west must help us, that whose values ​​we have nothing to do with you. you are at the head of a small corrupt eastern european country, and we need to think about our country. that is, the leadership of ukraine does not even hide the fact that they simply despise us, that they simply need our money , they simply do not care about the

where the weakness starts ukraine is doing everything possible to speed up even more support for the usa you are fighting bravely courageously and effectively i just saw the first lady zelensky speaking before the congress talking about the savage war waged by russia and the need for more american weapons your the embassy also works great here in the usa and many people come to us who speak clearly about the immediate needs of ukraine, the biden administration's inherent irrational fear of the kremlin, and reluctance to resolutely defend vital american interests. to be honest, the biden administration has outlined the right approach, but implements it very weakly. aid is increasing, but, unfortunately, in small steps and very slowly. but recently, william burns, chief of cereu, made his visit to yerevan, and in a couple of days, the head of russia's foreign intelligence service flew to yerevan. on ryshkin, they did not meet formally. but it is possible that some or other signals are sent through the employees, for example, the leadership of armenia is discussed, we understand that russia

usa fort detectives state merlant usually laboratories where they study the most dangerous viruses anda are extremely reliable and follow the standards. the safety procedures are known as the bsl system according to which the laboratory is divided into four categories according to the level of protection the highest level, the fourth is assigned to laboratories working with the most dangerous pathogens, the ebola or smallpox virus, which, by the way, follows only in two peace institutes in russia and the united states in wuhan. and the fordricks were located in a level 3-4 laboratory, many are sure that an accidental escape of a pathogen from such a center was almost impossible, but there are other opinions. we managed to find a former military immunologist from behind the us army who studied dangerous pathogens. this man served as a research officer in a secret laboratory . ford dectric. however, the inhuman attitude is an insult, as well as anxiety for the fate of mankind. he was encouraged to contact us and answer our questions. of course , we are not talking about any face-to-face

advises citizens of the usa er-e not to go er -e to ukraine and for and for the situation related to for the aggression er-e from russia a-a and er-e advice that that’s what those are there they are now eh left ah well, we will continue to look at the situation ah again we will make such a statement in each country eh regularly in order to advise eh our terrible ah hmmm where to travel where er, and how do i need them to be aware of the situation in the other country of the world? that is, if i understand you correctly, you cannot say that the level of danger has increased or decreased, do you only think that the situation is dangerous and unpredictable, the situation is dangerous, not predictable, and we will look at the situation and update it, and these statements of warming are regular in the future, today is the 148th day of the war in ukraine , the full-scale invasion of the russian army, how has it changed during this time. to act and er resist the aggressor than the united states is ready to help, first of all in the military plan, they gave and how can help in the restoratio

yehor brail regarding the actual prospects of the president's middle east tour what can the usa expectnd what will it be possible to achieve, in your opinion, for byte came to power at the beginning of last year it was quite important to end the war in yemen, which has been going on for the 14th year, what is the essence of the fact that the government is a state in me that is supported by saudi arabia and the posit rebels, who are supported by ira, are fighting against it, and therefore for biden, the end of this crooked war, which has been going on for eight years and the result of which were 150,000 victims, among whom 14,000 are joint, it is important and, in fact, biden blocked it for a long time the provision of weapons to saudi arabia due to violations of human rights and food murders, and now everyone understands that it is necessary to form a new cooperation of judicial arabia, which has been a sign in the united states since the 50s, and i think that this tour will allow you to get new weapons, or rather soviet weapons weapons are old for ukraine, which will actually help us

took place today here in washington, as in many other places, and one of the largest parades in the usa took place . participation for the first time in the parade on the occasion of the anniversary of the independence day of the united states and the parade was attended by a-a representatives e-e representatives of the embassy of ukraine in the united states representatives of public organizations such as youth have ukraine and us and ukraine activity and other public organizations that support ukraine and offer to hear now from the organizers of this event and from representatives of these organizations. the very values ​​of the united states and freedom , independence, democracy, in fact, this is what unites our peoples, although there are many thousands of kilometers between us. but this year, i think the holiday of the independence of the united states is especially because at this time, unfortunately, after eight years of war, such a phase of war has resumed. when it is everywhere in our country, it is a full-scale war, and the united states has once again confirmed its commitment

several years even before its full-scale invasion of ukraine why is it so important that it is the usa that hangs on the russian federation this label will be told by marina bilenka mariupol bucha and irpin kharkiv kremenchug he donbas and dozens of cities and towns throughout ukraine violence and killing of civilians missile strikes on civilian infrastructure against the background of these and other war crimes of the russian federation volodymyr zelenskyi repeatedly called the world to recognize the truth russia is a state sponsor of terrorism russia should be officially recognized as a terrorist state no other state in the world represents such a terrorist threat as russia no other the power of the world does not allow itself to destroy peaceful cities and normal human life with cruise missiles and jet artillery on a daily basis. it must answer for it, the state sponsors terrorism, the terms used by the us state department in relation to countries that have repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism. where is washington right? introduce four main categories of sanctions ag

the usa is far ahead.nd other countries supplied effective ones much faster and communication was better in germany, there is an impression that the government talks about what it is going to do only after certain social and political pressure, the german government showed a rather large list of that germany handed over to ukraine, we are citing only a part of it, it is thousands of grenade launchers and mines, manpads , weapons and equipment for infantry, cars, howitzers, shells, and much more. it is planned to supply air defense systems and sharp and anti-aircraft cheetah self-propelled guns, additional armored howitzers, as well as jet systems. mars is being closed, the question is whether there is political will and the practical opportunity to do more, transfer more heavy weapons, if we look at the warehouses of the bundeswehr , we should not expect more, because the bundeswehr in in the process of rearmament after two decades of reduction of the army, this is hardly possible, on the other hand, germa

, why in the usa, because they raised their key rate , they indicated that they would continue to dos very high for them, we are such infections, they paraded it, that is not why the money is running in the usa, money is running in the usa, the demand for the dollar is increasing, therefore , the demand for the euro and the euro is decreasing, the euro is cheaper. this is an absolutely economic process, there are no , you know, cave stones, and this is, again, a kind of challenge for europe that the war strikes in including on them because, on the one hand, european goods for export are indeed cheaper, but the weak euro is a problem for those investors who invest in something for a long time and have seen the dynamics of the exchange rates in a different way. they are now losing on this and that is also why for her, it is a bell that in ukraine we need to help, because otherwise the euro is cheaper, they are medals, sasha, i also wanted to ask you about the exchange rate of the ukrainian hryvnia, how was the official of the nbu in the past, what is your forecast, because in the equat

as emigrants and those who were born in the usa but belong to the ukrainian diaspora, emigrants from ukraine make up approximately 1% of all emigrants living in the usa viktoria kupchynetska oleksiy kovalenko oleksiy osyka kostyantyn golubchyk voice of america one of the powerful cultural symbols of this war, specifically the ukrainian anti-russian invasion , was the rifle song oh in the meadow, there is a red viburnum at the time when russian troops were approaching kyiv the soloist of the boombox band and taroboronist andrii khlyvniuk performed it acapella in an empty sofia square, in a matter of days the video spread around the world about the cultural significance of this song of the association of ukrainians and irreversible changes in society myroslava gongadze talked with andrii khlyvniuk in kyiv oh, in the meadow a red viburnum bent over, it was over there so you see a light box or what is it standing here ? how does the acoustics work, the reflection of the buildings and the square can be heard there, bam bam bam, there is a sound and on the example of the rebel song, but of

for alleged illegal importation of drugs, it is about cannabinoid oil that the athlete bought in the usah a prescription. well, in fact, it is planned to exchange e-e, and this idea was supported by the president of the united states jobiden e-e these e-e two us citizens on the russian arms dealer viktor buta convicted in america, in addition to this topic, the agreement on unblocking the export of ukrainian grain through the black sea will be discussed, what can we expect e p smart e, can some of the topics remain e-e behind the scenes official information about this meeting. and you know it is very interesting because this is the white house, if something is so important to you, then you were protected from america. and the piston of its people. pour such a measurement, which is against, i will find it for you now. and how much viktor kut act on a terrorist and not collect er-er there is a mercation abroad. and these two americans are not and it was, well, it was illegal how they registered both of them and what are we going to change the terrorist zenyk this i'm not a system logician.

it could start a massive pandemic in the usa.logical research is concentrated in the hands of the alliance of national institutes. health is a special place. among them is the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases headed by us chief infectionist anthony fauci, the fauci institute has its own network of laboratories throughout america and one located at the ford deck army base in the usa billions of dollars are spent annually on the creation of designer so-called viruses. they have more than 100 military laboratories around the world and what they do by and large, we don’t know, not that we don’t know even donald trump, the united states government cannot control. what does he really do in these closed scientific institutions in 2001 from the army institute of infectious diseases. the us has gone from state to state with anthrax envelopes. there is a mountain, even much more dangerous viruses and bacteria with which they work uncontrollably, including on the territory of the cis countries they have more than 20 suc

health, usa and personally anthony fauci. anthony fauch, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. the united states is the same fauci that survived five american presidents as their health adviser, the same fauci that increased the number of vaccines recommended for children from 7 to 74 fauci between the 1980s and the current time, which predicted problems for the trump administration. there is no doubt that the coming administration will be tested. we will face not only constant threats to public health chronic diseases. we have a lot of them, but with an unexpected outbreak of the disease, when the epidemic began in china, dr. fauchek was so ready for the consequences of the pandemic that donald trump's adviser on strategy, greg. roubini, had questions asked them on twitter their word to speak in the spirit of democracy and free speech in the united states records - it was of course deleted question on twitter by greg rubini, you funded research in 2015 along with the china science foundation

in nato and also expressed full support for ukraine, but the position of the representative of the usapresident zelensky ah ok google mmm they didn’t discuss they cried better ukraine what we can do to help ukraine eh even more successful simply russian progress and as we saw what another 800 look like uh, unsuccessfully, uh, if we see that from putin и это прямо сейчас er these days in luganov in switzerland there is a conference at which er the ukrainian party presents the world bank to international donors to representatives of various countries its plan er reconstruction in ukrainian forgot the russian word a-a a-a restoration of ukraine a - and what do you think, will the usa be able to join this process? it is possible to draw an analogy with after the second world war, how the soviet union helped the countries of europe , first of all, how we call the marshall plan for ukraine, and if there are already similar plans in of the american government well, how did the president correctly say that we will support ukraine sokol? it's a lot, and we see how russia has destroyed the struc

it was yury yulia yarmolenko with us in direct contact, the largest economy in the world, the usa, is registering a fall for the second quarter in a row, american politicians are discussing the fall determined by the fact that the usa has entered a recession in the white house reject such statements, oksana bedratenko, our economic expert and website editor, will help us understand more about this who studied this topic this week oksana welcomes you to our studio, glad to see so let's talk about the recession and so we hear opinions that some say that only the white house is entering - it denies what the picture really is now also became the us economy registered a drop of 0.2 % in the second quarter compared to the previous e after hell 4% drop in the first quarter the controversy over whether this is an economic review in the us does not subside and has moved into the political plane especially against the background of the congressional election campaign that is going on now e the opposition is calling for biden to recognize the recession and i blame him for what he does not deny t

ukraine is doing everything possible to speed up more more support for the usa, you are fighting bravely, courageously and effectively, i just saw the first lady p. zelenska, who spoke before the congress, is she talking about the wild war that russia is waging and about the need for more american weapons? the embassy also works great here in the usa and many people come to us who clearly talk about the immediate needs of ukraine, the biden administration's inherent irrational fear of the kremlin, as well as the unwillingness to resolutely defend vital american interests. to be honest, the biden administration has outlined the right approach but implements it very weakly, help is increasing but unfortunately , with small steps and very slowly, on the other hand, mr. ambassador, we understand that there are probably some backroom consultations of the diplomatic of the plan, yes, i do not have all the information, but recently william burns, chief of cereu, made his visit to yerevan, and in a couple of days, the head of the russian foreign intelligence service flew to yerevan on ryshkin ,

why he decided to leave the usa of culture for world culture is generally impossible this complete. scandal after the publication of the internal correspondence of the company uber all attention today is riveted to the state duma, where an extraordinary plenary meeting of the deputy is taking place at this moment. i am looking at this question about the approval of the candidacy of denis manturov for the post of deputy chairman of the government of the minister of industry and trade with this option , aleksey prokin goes directly to us. alexey deputies have already voted. li no, another of the manturs now continues to answer questions from parliamentarians, and before that, before speaking at the plenary session, he carried out preparatory work , met with the duma factions and the state duma committee on trade as a deputy, of course, it was good. it is known that the task of the minister and industry and trade, it is necessary to ensure the technological sovereignty of the country and, moreover, to support and favor not only those productions that have been on the market for a long time, bu

hello, good afternoon usa, or rather, here in pennsylvania it is now 3 o'clock in the morning. work at northwestern university and i am very happy win this award. i am delighted and very proud to have been nominated for the global energy prize this award has always been awarded to the most outstanding scientists and i am proud to be part of this group and at the same time honored to be able to join them i am honored to receive this award and be recognized among those who have made outstanding contributions to renewable energy science and technology by becoming a worthy part of the solar energy research community, this is true. incredible. my team and i have been at northwestern university for 10 years. years, we have been developing halogen pirated materials for applications in solar energy and it is simply amazing what happened in this area 10 years ago. we are in the most daring. so they could not imagine that it would grow so much and have such a big impact, many companies were created, and a large number of solar panels are being tested in the field in this area. colossal p

dollars in american budgets, of course, in kiev to control the process zelensky sent his wife to the usating with anthony blinkin meeting with samantha power from usa id as well as her husband elena zelenskaya in clothes prefers khaki arrived according to her words at the invitation. all the same jill biden. she and her husband will receive zelenskaya in the white house, the conversation will most likely also be about military aspects. and here they write colonel douglas macgregor in an article for the american. the conservative white house has nothing to boast of and is determined to bring its war with russia by proxy to the end. biden is losing the war in ukraine, his beloved nato horse, on its last legs. the only thing that is falling faster than biden's ratings is the american european economy. however, switch attention from one lost conflict. is always you can inflate another with this and the speaker nancy pilosi, who is going to visit taiwan next month without the consent of beijing, where she has already been warned of nothing but an escalation, will take care of it. these danger

the conservative group turning point usa has condemned the group of neo-nazis and said that they have to do with the organization. >> but where was he? >> you let the men and you knew what they were. so you are complicit. >> hannity: oh, really? you know you are complicit would've somebody protest protest outside the view studio? that humiliating fashion in the face of a lawsuit the leaves of the view the hard-hitting new show there were forced to issue not one but two on air apologies. take a look. >> we talked about the fact that they were openly neo-nazi chemistry results of the florida student action summit of the turning point usa group. we will make it clear that these demonstrations were to mistreated outside the event and they were not in's divided or endorsed by turning point usa. we apologize for anything we said that may have been unclear on these points. >> monday's conversation about turning point usa put in young people in the conference as the protesters outside. and alike when people make assumptions about me and us on any better when i make assumptions about other peo

the usa openly stated that ukraine should not shell the territory of russia. although i am not sure whether this position is correct, the risks of shelling belarusian territory are lower than if shelling russia. this would give moscow the opportunity to worry about its own territory, but for now ukraine continues to bombard its native land, well, unfortunately, i have to end our conversation with another one. thank you, mr. ambassador, for your frankness on the air of the espresso tv channel for save america. glory to ukraine. and now the guest of the program of the studio will be general elmur musaev, former head of the presidential guard of the republic of kazakhstan, former assistant to the president of kazakhstan . agreed to analyze not only military-diplomatic scenarios, but also closed so-called special service scenarios that russia may try to deploy in ukraine. i congratulate you, mr. general. the key issue is how the so-called second tehran meeting took place putin tried to look like stalin but he had a completely different environment the ayatollah of

is obvious, but in a strategic perspective, the challenge will be very serious for us, because the usa which is why the adversaries are now nato concepts of strategic definitions, china is also a challenge . for us, for ukraine, it is also a challenge. the column where the e-e journals of the economist in which, in principle, this column talks about how the investigator develops to see the regulation of the conflict . i think that this is to some extent the position of countries such as india and donesia, strong external pressure on both countries to talk and continue to talk until time until these decisions are reached, the internal readiness of both sides to want peace and not war and, most importantly, a strong leadership capable of bringing the peace process to an end and accepting the necessary compromises. well, this is the concept you understand, but i'm sure that it corresponds to our interests, it definitely does not correspond to our interests, the word peace sounds beautiful, but unfortunately we already understand the key thing about which, by the way, few people talk about

we saw how this resulted at the turning point usa conference.e lineup, right after this. your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >> the cracks in donald trump's iron grip over the republican party were visible this weekend, when this line, intended to rile up the crowd of conservative turning point usa conference, was instead met with crickets. >> a friend of mine recently said that i was the most persecuted person in the history of our country, me, the most persecuted. i never thought of that. i never had time. i was always fighting with these people that were trying to persecute me. i didn't have time to think about being persecuted because i was fighting persecution. >> just no reaction whatsoever from the crowd to the ex president's whining there. so, donald trump's grievance politics become too self absorbed for his base. tim miller is a former rnc spokesman, author of why we did it: a

this is a common mistake and a very serious one, it could start a massive pandemic in the usa.field of biological research is concentrated in the hands of the alliance of national institutes. health, a special place. among them is the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, headed by us chief infectionist antonio fauci, the fauci institute has its own network of laboratories throughout america and one is located at the ford dex army base in the us billions of dollars are spent annually on the creation of designer so-called viruses. they have more than 100 military laboratories around the world and what they do by and large, we don’t know, not that we don’t know even donald trump, the united states government cannot control. what do they really do in these closed scientific institutions in 2001 from the institute of infectious diseases of the army. the us has gone from state to state with anthrax envelopes. there is a mountain, much more dangerous viruses and bacteria with which they work uncontrollably, including on the territory of the cis countries they have mo

that is what turning point usa is really all about. getting the high school and college age kids in their minds, emphasizing conservative principles and politics. >> and so we sat turning point usa life will be changed here, we know that to be true. what's amazing to think how many future governors, senators and congresspeople are going to lock the doors right here. >> one of the u.s. senators who could end up running for president, is florida's rick scott pretty told me he has made no decision on that. but right now is more focused on this november. >> i think the big thing now is the when and 2022. i am the head of the senate committee. we've got to get majority of the house and senate. got a lot of work to do. >> a former president trump did tees not only last also friday night in tucson that he might run again. the crowd of course ate that up. meanwhile his former number two vice president mike pence, well, he's going his own way more and more away from the president pretty campaign in arizona friday as well for in opposing candida

i guess what i would say first thank you for your work at usa. but i think that we have facts structurally on our side. those leaders who might be disgruntled believe is that usa sort of menu of programs the program should be a menu. we really love this economic competitiveness program part yes we would like 20 million vaccines and are grateful for the work. none of this anticorruption work, we don't want that we didn't sign up for that. the cafeteria we get to pull this item in that item, it's just not going to work. we are not going to be able to attract the private sector and grow your economy if you're attacking the supreme court judges or firing people who are getting too close to individuals within her own circle who are pilfering resources from the state. our case, our structural case is development is three legs on the stool. security, economic, growth and opportunity of course. again, every leader is focused on. and then it governance, human rights, the rule of law. we have to keep showing and not just telling that. give examples of wher

s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands with the hoa america unless she hi norma, tanya. let her go there america till the summer noon do her good okay america debra new and you ah ah the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946 by this time churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war and then the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731 end of detachments, despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headq

the most common age for a black man and the usa is 27 for a white man it's 58. closed almost all the gaps. diverse societies do not function for example know it more likely be accurate. have beentries diverse in ancient rome. the own a lot of land you different kinds of people live on it. so the point of the book is that many things that almost everyone seems to believe really are not accurate. we believe these things because we are being told them by d people. i look at that and examine why. apparently this is very, thing to do this came on a previous book hate crime hopes it makes the point a lot of high-profile racial incidents we've seen in recent years covington catholic here in kentucky mocked by dave chapelle the meta-hm frenchman,o one turn out simply not to be true. the topic ofot both of these bos we will get into is a lot of things we are expected to believe are not real. the question is where we expected to believe them? there are many people that object to this line of inquiry takin' place. that is it for me for i am an associate professor kentucky

there, the usa and this one are also called the western world and china, india, brazil were the same, this is what happened to russia, before russia, it would not have been able to wage this war . we have to wait for them to be moral. some uh, these are all their leaders and countries, we need to step up and strengthen our work with the ministry of foreign affairs, this is being done. but we need to do even more. every day there should be a package or a package of documents sent by email about russian crimes in ukraine in many countries first of all, the positions of ambassadors in china should be filled. in india, we don't have an ambassador, that is, there must be constant media activity, information transmission activity, that is, if it is not possible. in europe there are such services in friendly countries. well, so that partner countries have such services. but in these countries, for some reason, we do not conduct an active policy there. it was not more difficult for these countries to take such a, well, conditionally, as they say, neutral position, that is, they, i believe tha

to this attack, including in the context of the possibility of ostap's further negotiations in the usa, he and the eu immediately condemned the russian attack on the port of odesa, and us secretary of state anthony blinken said that this the attack in fact casts great doubt on russia's commitment to the agreements signed in istanbul, it undermines, in his opinion, the un efforts of turkey and ukraine to export the transportation of vital food to world markets secretary of state link he also stated that russia is responsible for the deepening of the food crisis in the world and must immediately stop aggression and fulfill the promises that it actually signed in this net price agreement - this is the spokesperson of the state department. the prospects of fulfilling the terms of this agreement, and he specifically mentioned the humanitarian corridors that russia agreed to but repeatedly violated their terms. - this is the administrator of the us international aid agency, she was in africa this weekend. and she said in particular that half of the population of somalia suffers from hunger,

usa. but we have been issued to ms. gallows throwing on the dish. nash said he was at his, near most of ukraine was broken, but done thus has stood its ground. mm hm. but was the 1st place ever in history where the globalization and the western hedge of morning war starboard by coalition, by very, very different people than they have used to cope with. desperate to resolve issues peacefully. don best citizens of called for a referendum on may live the done, yet can no guns regions voted on their status. the dynamic and la guns people's republics declare themselves sovereign states. mobile. the shawl must sum up issue the core, but you on the road now, are you a new video card? will medium looted personally put your what that there was there was yesterday and he was causing his word, which was it interest when you hutch up to reach like we were crazy. people still couldn't believe in a substantial war, though the streets of don bus were already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers. but we