it is a great honor to represent our nation and it hear those letters, usa, usa, usa, usa.lks, i have never been more optimistic about our future, i mean that. we just have to know who the hell we are. we are the united states of america. [cheers and applause] and i mean it from the bottom of my heart, there is nothing we can't do when we do it together. nothing. god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome the olympic flag bearer and paralympic flag bearers to present a gift on behalf of team usa in the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee. [applause] [applause] athletes, please remain in place for group photo with the president. thank you. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> today, presidential nominee and former president donald trump speech in georgia on the ongoinrevery from hurricane hele

begin usa usa, usa, usa, usa usa, usa, usa, usa usa, usa, usa, usa.crowd boos] crymac that is hard to get out of here you plan michigan beat minnesota 27 - 24 donald trump, from the rest out onto the deep south on saturday for the alabama georgia game, the crowd cheered for him either way alabama beat when the receptionist returns with politically interest in the reception for walz michigan was interesting it is a dicey state for the top five interesting young people get out, registered to vote go vote on congressman tom emmer has been helping jb van prepare for the debate, listen to what he had to say that he quit because great job, yes issues on his side, he could talk about the economy optics inheres in fighting broke can talk about the border in denver and he could talk about peace and stability around the world and what they understand he's going to the fleck to hold him accountable me when charlie joined, what you expect for tomorrow night, lay it out. >> ft people that are kind of low-key boring guys who are sober and sober minded and you have

when i came to the usa, i realized that i would like to open its branch here. where this is such a startup project for me, i get to know many very interesting people, very motivated for the result, because look at our board together faster, and everyone in the family helps each other. oleksiy says that he is trying to unite both american businessmen who have... ukrainian roots, and ukrainians who left because of the war and are trying to transfer business to the usa. currently, the community has more than 30 members. andrew rashkovan is one of them. andriy comes from konotop, has a successful telecommunications business there. andrey took his family out of the city in the first days of the invasion, and he himself returned to defend his native konotop. on february 24, 2022 , we already had battles, if in the city, we already had a certain section there. the front line, which we controlled, notified if there, well , the main intelligence department in the intelligence of our 58th separate motorized infantry brigade there and also there were certain intelligence

usa cannot be caught now. lots more on our bbc sports website are in reaction to the usa's when.ll bring you more towards the end of the programme. moving on to the day's football. arsenal are up to second in the table after winning the north london derby. gabriels second half header was the only goal of the game, tottenham again undone by a set—piece. they remain in the bottom half of the table, arsenal have a chance to go top next weekend when they face leaders manchester city. patrick gearey reports. when tottenham play arsenal, even the mascots can't be friends. these two neighbours have been in a thorny tangle for more than a century — pent—up, then released, in an almost wild energy. dejan kulusevski might have snuck spurs ahead early. david raya saved arsenal. at the other end, guglielmo vicario did the same for tottenham, denying kai havertz. arsenal boss mikel arteta was without two of his key midfielders, but despite that vulnerability, they could still call on one mighty strength. in by saka... gabriel! crowd roars. no premier league side has scored more from set piece

the usa is entering the most active pre-election period, what to expect? i believe that the election in the united states of america will decide how it will be world order for several decades to come. what can we say about the beginning of the school year in poland in this context, especially in the border subcarpathia, what are the new results. do we hear that there are problems and difficulties? fortunately , no. therefore, ukrainian children go to polish schools, they have a system of additional guardianship, school guardians have been added, and the basics of studying the ukrainian language and culture, additional saturday and sunday schools are being created. i think we're getting closer to a model of what it looks like in the west. personally, i have too four children, not so small anymore, but two are still in school. i can't imagine such a scenario. are really capable of performing all these duties, but we understand that in general this is a useless loss of educational opportunities and young years, it is also important that it was necessary to re

that the topic has become such a trigger and a kind of hostage of the pre-election struggle in the usait was in the 20th year, when at first trump wanted to use ukraine, well, after collecting the compromising material of biden's son, hunter biden, to use it against joseph biden in the presidential elections, but the democrats, on the contrary, got involved. they wanted to impeach trump for this topic, well, this is a purely pre-election technology, now the situation is very similar, but unfortunately, it is worse and tougher, because the republicans, who now have such cases, are not very good at election campaign, especially trump's, they seem to me also under the influence of electoral paranoia, saw a visit to a plant in pennsylvania. that zelensky is helping the democrats, that he is allegedly playing for kamala garis, although there was not a single word in support of kamala garis, and the principle of ukraine in the us elections is obvious, we are in favor of maintaining bipartisan support, and we are not going to support any of the candidates, but unfortunately , but now serious

[applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> i have been flying all over the country doing events like this all over the country with my beautiful wife, isn't she lovely? if you bring your wife to eatery, pennsylvania you have to embarrass her a little, right? all i can think about is, when we fly or drive to a new place, what a beautiful country this is. yesterday i was in big rapids michigan. it is hard to admit it but big rapids michigan is a beautiful place. eerie, pennsylvania is a beautiful place. we have the best natural resources and most beautiful countryside then any country on earth, and more than that, the best history, the best traditions, the best workers here in pennsylvania. the only thing that isn't broken about this country is its leadership. there is nothing we cannot do as a people. there is nothing we cannot do as a people. so, let's send a message right here in eerie, pennsylvania all over pennsylvania and all over the country we are sick of the broken leadership of kamala harris. we will get a president that's equal to the challenge of this country an

, but the fiscal year in the usa is ending, and this is true, because their fiscal year is shifted, it begins on october 1, and moreover, the mandate of president biden, who if there is, well if administers the presidential divestment program, under which weapons stockpiled by the pentagon are transferred. to ukraine, and there were just such conversations that this money should be saved, for which it was intended, or find an understanding with the republicans and transfer it to the next financial period, if it were, or do something else, and given that there is now very much it's tense, after all, the presidential election is right on our nose, no one there went to negotiate with the republicans and it was decided to just take it and cry. that's all for you, onward to sort out, that is, to actually save the money that was left, and we are really talking about 7 billion, of which the gross share is directly under the presidential withdrawal program of about 5.5 billion dollars, everything else is under the usai program, that is, when weapons are ordered from manufacturers , all the mon

i hope that's true. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! of god's help about two months later, you saw that where a brilliant secret service agent, that's all i can say. a lot of people when they walk down grass, beautiful flowers, thick shrubs, everything beautiful, they could say, oh, beautiful. this guy-- this guy was no games and walking down the middle of the fairway and looking over, what does he see? he sees a rifle, just a small part of a very big weapon, and he sees the small part of a rifle, a barrel, coming out of very heavy shrubbery. who is going to see that? not a lot of people. he didn't say, who is over there, please. may we talk? no, he took his gun and he started shooting him. and the guy dropped his -- [cheers] >> think of that. you know, nothing is in the category, you have about an eighth of a second where you say, i'm telling you, god was watching there, too, because you needed somebody really sharp. i have give secret service a hell of a lot of credit. because look, they've been hit hard because of butler, you know, b

[cheers and applause] >> that usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!rris: and i do believe it is the highest form of patriotism to fight for the ideals of our country and to fight to realize the promise of america, so, pennsylvania, 53 days until election day. [cheers and applause] and we know ours will be a tight race until the very end. we are the underdogs. let's remember that and know that. but we know how they play. we know how they play. we are the underdog, and we have some very hard work ahead of us, but here's the thing -- we like hard work. hard work is good work. [cheers and applause] and with your help, we will win! we will win! so, pennsylvania, today i ask you -- are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers and applause] do we believe in freedom? [cheers and applause] do we believe in opportunity? >> yes! vp harris: do we believe in the promise of america? >> yes! vp harris: and are we ready to fight for it? >> yes! vp harris: and when we fight -- >> we win! vp harris: god bless you and god bless the united states. [cheers and applaus

now we have we have been the visit you know of the of the foreign minister of the usa, mr. blincan has visited the area or the region. for 12 times, well dr. muhammad, i do have to ask you, do they indeed even have a plan for an end game? sorry, do does the israely entity even have a plan for an? well, i think you the mentality of the prime minister at the moment cannot tell me or predict you know which direction he is going, he is trying to achieve desperately one of its goals, you know, i mean the... first of all he has the three basic goals you know when he started the war and reluctantly you know he said about these three goals first of all you know they finished hamas second is uh get all these hostages back and the third one is secure the area and so far three objective none of them has been achieved whether completely or partially and he had added another target as well or objective. number four is returning all those displaced people from from the north. any of the steps he's taking is leading you know is it leading? to this uh to achieve any of these goals, we say

the argentine�*s described the opportunity to lead the usa into the 2026 world cup as one he "couldn'ts up". they'll co—host the tournament along with canada and mexico, but there's plenty of work to be done after they were beaten by canada last week, and on tuesday drew i—i with new zealand. the training is good in this camp. they showed up. don't really know what happened in the first game but now they showed up. now it is do it over and over and over again so it becomes a habit, it is the only way. i think we are in a good spot. i am way. i think we are in a good spot. iam proud way. i think we are in a good spot. i am proud that we moved the programme forward a little bit. now it is going to be accelerated and i think really good things are ahead of us. the miami dophins wide reciever tyreek hill has called for one of the officers who detained him on sunday to be fired. hill was pulled over by police on his way to the hard rock stadium just hours before the team's opening game of the season. the altercation followed a traffic stop where he was dragged out of his car and then handcu

well, if if if we read through, yeah, i mean the the diplomatic or the european policy, the usa policy in the region it is just supporting uh israel, doesn't matter is netanyahu or or someone else, and at the moment, because in at the top level in the usa at the moment, you know, there is a, there is gap, there is vacuum of of leadership, and there is no leadership to take decision or a firm decision, if the american diplomacy is a real one, and the foreign policy in the middle east... is really to apply peace, we would have seen all these wonded people, dead people, falling every day, wherever i see, for example, dead person as a result of a conflict, i can see the the thump, you know, thumb print of the united states there, anywhere, just name a country, iraq, libya, sudan, egypt, syria. lebanon, palestine, jordan, all these countries where every every every trial you know over peace has been tried there, we find that the war was behind, i mean the the usa was behind the war, yes, the usa behind all those had committed all these crimes, all these atrocities, all this massacers, why t

not just to say how to do it, when the decision concerns the heads of the foreign ministries of the usa and great britain were received in kyiv, and the topic of long-range weapons is heard loudly everywhere. a letter from the republicans to the republicans wrote a letter of appeal to the white house and finally we heard the statement of the president of the united states, joe biden, that the possibility of lifting restrictions on the use of long-range weapons by ukraine is being considered. will the ability to strike without restrictions affect the fate of this war. it may not completely change the fate of this war, but it will certainly bring relief to the ukrainian soldiers at the front. ukrainians want to fight, there is an offensive on kursk, which turned out to be not just a momentary foray, but a truly long military operation. a certain instability is felt in the kremlin, that is , some weakening of putin's position. it is unnatural to set artificial restrictions on ukraine, their elimination is logical. will it change the entire course of the war? maybe not. but will speed up th

americans of ukrainian origin who have achieved success in the usa.among them, in particular, a native of ternopil region, who started working as a cleaner, and is now a consultant for technological giants in silicon valley. iryna shinkarenko learned about the attitude to work in america, the peculiarities of corporate ethics and what it takes to climb the career ladder in american companies. iryna kulchytska, originally from the village of zavodske in the ternopil region, lives in the town of morgangil in... california and works for the world's largest technological giants, such as meta, google and apple. i mainly describe my role as a product development expert in silicon valley, and my job is to evaluate its product development process in various technology companies, for example, google, paypal, apple, sometimes the team does not work in them, the team is not activated, or the production process itself is not adjusted, that is, my role is to pass, evaluate. there are problems in making proposals and implementing these proposals. iryna moved to the

russia will start an asymmetric war against the usa and its allies in europe. we are talking, in particular, about acts of sabotage, which will be organized by the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of russia. we are talking about sabotage, arson and murders, and of course, we do not forget about russia's threat to conclude an agreement with the yemeni houthis regarding the provision of onyx anti-submarine missiles, in the export version yakhont, with which the yemeni houthis can attack commercial and military ships of nato and their allies in the red sea. another influential american publication is wol street. reported, citing its sources, that russia has already held two full rounds of negotiations with the houthis, which took place in tehran, iran. however, there was not without positive news here as well. the new president of iran, pazashkiyan, unexpectedly announced that his country has never approved of russian aggression against ukraine. moreover, - the iranian president said, we are ready to start a round of negotiations with the am

we receive from partners, the availability of european funding in the conditions difficulties in the usaall this, i am concerned that there is a mood among many that somehow putin will agree to end the war, i do not understand where these arguments came from, i have no signal yet that russia, at least in winter will leave us alone, no, it won't, and it will continue, unfortunately. you have already mentioned, mr. valery, the situation with these 6 billion dollars of remaining funds for military support of ukraine. pentagon spokeswoman sabrina singh said that the united states department of defense is working with congress to secure an extension of the president's authority to allocate $6 billion beyond the end of the fiscal year to... let's hear what she said. we are committed to using every dollar and every cent within this mandate. but the problem is also that we cannot provide aid packages without having the necessary weapons in our warehouses. this is something we are also working on, and i will remind you that for six months, until we had additional funding, we could not replenish o

look at their usa right now . i, i myself, went to the usa. 1985. i went through the right channels. i bought, i put in my papers, i got my green card and everything. my children are in the usa right now. i went through the right channels. i planned by made my pick a visa application. i paid my, my, my, my fees are waiting for whatever time they're supposed to do. i was supposed to wait and then it's like, i'm the government, but i went through it and at long last then the usa legally. but all these people who are just swapping in to the usa, you know, it makes me mad, right? well that's, that's how it is. you're going to jump is amazing. but you to your brother, you said you didn't do what the deep state circle wanted him to do. he wouldn't have become president and wouldn't have been able to continue being president. was it just his ambition then? and that's why he did it, or was there anything on him? you know, the room is about his actuality. and of course, we know from history, the leaders who don't do what the deep state likes get killed. we'v

delegation of meddling in the elections. and demand the release of the ambassador of ukraine to the usa. how could this happen and what next? we will talk about this today. my name is iryna sesak and this is svoboda live. i demand that you immediately release the ambassador of ukraine to the united states, oksana markarova. republican mike johnson, the speaker of the us house of representatives, made such a call to volodymyr zelensky. in a letter to the president of ukraine a day before the visit of the ukrainian delegation to washington, johnson declares oksana markarova lost credibility by organizing zelensky's visit to an ammunition plant in pennsylvania with democrats, but without republicans, they were not invited there, the letter says. the republican calls the trip to the munitions factory a partisan pre-election event of the democrats, and johnson views zelensky's participation in this trip as, i quote: clear interference in the election process. in the end, the speaker of the house of representatives refused to meet with zelensky today in washington, he was unable to schedule i

the usa was shocked by such a surprise.er, when most of the soviet weapons and troops had already been delivered, a complete blockade of cuba was imposed. the confrontation led to the cuban missile crisis, when the us and ussr almost started a nuclear war, but the leaders of the superpowers, nikita khrushchev and john kennedy, were able to reach an agreement. the ussr removed its missiles from cuba, and the us responded by withdrawing its missiles from western europe and turkey and publicly stated that they would not overthrow fidel castro by military means. that was the day in history. what are our men made of? of statues and pierced ears, with illusion. and banana smoothies our men are made of bright makeup streams sweet cakes and... our men are made, what are you made of, join those who are made of honor, valor and courage, join yours. "tixov, i, a traveler, aeronaut, jean ivan, and so we are namesakes, what a fairy tale, without ivan, what began, without deception without flint, fires me villains, sharpened, pen, self-w

, 81 vehicles and 59 field artillery guns, 26 of which were made in the usa. nato countries. four radio stations were destroyed . brigades of the ukrainian national police repelled 50 counterattacks by enemy assault groups. over the week , the losses of ukrainian formations in this direction amounted to 3,670 soldiers. two tanks, 23 combat armored vehicles, including a bradley infantry fighting vehicle and two maxpro armored vehicles made in the usa. 22 vehicles and 42 field artillery guns. as a result of the coordinated actions of units of the eastern group of forces, the settlement of vodyanoye was liberated. donetsk people's republic, the livestock and equipment of the mechanized, motorized infantry brigades of the armed forces of ukraine, three brigades of the territorial defense of the national guard brigade were defeated, 12 counterattacks of units of the armed forces of ukraine were repelled. during the specified period, the enemy in this direction lost up to 820 troops: a tank, 24 vehicles and 10 field artillery guns of 155 mm caliber. five stations we

iryna moved to the usa 20 years ago, got a job as a cleaner with a master's degree in sociology, andstudied english at night. i had five or six jobs in a week, slept 4-5 hours a day, and it was, for example, one of my jobs was cleaning stores, a super chain of supermarkets, which was every day from 12 at night to 7:00 a.m., without days off, and no, there was one exit, day off, once a year at christmas. and of course without insurance, that is, sick, not sick, you have to be at work and work all night, you are not always considered as a person, that is, what you need, work, do not weigh yourself, do not work better than others, of course , there were very good migrants, employers, but in my case it is like this was under such a sauce that work and work, learning english and knowledge of polish helped her get a job in a translation agency, then in a start-up. who was developing a language learning service, the attitude of employers and working conditions immediately changed. when i started working more in such a professional field and in an american company, i first of all felt legall

team usa did get a gold in one of the men's 100 meter races.is right there. 19 year old ezra french from los angeles. he finished the race in 12.06 seconds. personal best and just 0.2 seconds before second place denmark. this is his first gold medal and he'll be back tomorrow for the high jump. all right, now to one of the biggest controversies right now coming out of paris. italian rower giacomo perini has been stripped of his bronze medal after a phone was found on his boat. he originally finished third in the single sculls final, but was then disqualified after officials found his phone inside the boat while he was racing. rowers aren't supposed to have any communication equipment on them while racing. perini is fighting back, saying he didn't use that phone to speak with anyone and it was a mistake to leave it inside his bag. one appeal has already been rejected. his team is filing another. and a look at the medal count. now, as the second week of the paralympics starts. china in the lead with 85 medals. great britain has 53 medals and team

so team usa is in the semifinals. they play canada on thursday. let's take a look at the medal count today. china still in the top spot with a whopping 112 medals. great britain comes in second with 59. team usa not far behind with a total of 53 medals, 19 gold, 23 silver and 11 bronze. brazil is in fourth with 48 medals. you can keep up with all the action on peacock. coverage of the 2024 paralympics will continue through september 8th. all right, back in our area, we are looking at our weather because it is heat up for us. i know a lot of folks may not want to see the one hundredths, but we're in for it for two days and then we'll start to get those temperatures to drop, even some rainfall chances returning to northern california. let me show you those details right now on that microclimate forecast. and man, what a boost we had today. look at this. this is comparing temperatures to this time yesterday. we're up 21 degrees hotter here in livermore right now 97 up 15 degrees in san jose up 19 in concord up 12 there in santa rosa. so how did this

it will be recalled that trump said that the usa should withdraw.sten too much to every word that trump says. these statements are quite general, i have listened to them a bit, about everything outside the us, trump speaks in very general terms, his language and manner communication is extremely easy, even in domestic american matters. i think there is no point in analyzing all these theses. trump simply does not know much about ukraine, he makes general statements that he will end the war, because saying that the war... will end is good for every voter, everyone understands this, but there are no strategic points behind these statements, they are located in other places, real politics we will know trump only if he wins the election, and before that we just have to take it as some kind of statement on rallies in which international issues play a minimal role and are only 5% important. but we also see how putin looks at all this sitting in the kremlin and says: we are expanding the number of cases when russia can use nuclear weapons, what do you thin

first up, breaking, at that point it was breaking, usa finds new one guide up. the us has officially recognized the victory of maduro's rival in the venezuelan elections. the state department considers opposition leader edmundo gonzales urutia to be the winner of the presidential election, according to reports in the media citing an official statement. well, us government linked firm is the source of the exit pole, claiming venezuela and opposition won the election. venezuela's opposition and us media outlets claimed that there was fraud in the july 28 election based on the exit poll that's done by us government link firm, edison research, which works with the cia linked us state propaganda organs and was active in ukraine, georgia. and also in iraq. next, blinkin fails to see any of the thousands of war crimes being committed in gaza, but in venezuela, he sees things that aren't even there. there were over 1,0 foreign election observers in venezuela from 110 countries monitoring the elections. the election result, which doesn't go your way, you have serious con

guardian, if there was no permission to strike, then a joint visit the heads of foreign affairs of the usa and great britain, anthony blinken and david lammy, who were received in kyiv yesterday, would not have taken place. by the way, the us secretary of state said the day before that the issue of long-range strikes was discussed with ukrainian high-ranking officials. with this discussion he will return to joe'. biden, as early as tomorrow , friday, the us president will discuss authorization to strike russia with british prime minister keir starmer, whom he will meet in washington, although, according to the guardian, the authorization will not be announced as a result of the meeting, but according to journalists, during a briefing in kyiv , blinken hinted that the white house is also going to lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long-range radio-guided missiles. speaking on behalf of the united states, from day one we have adapted and adapted to changing needs, to changes on the battlefield, i have no doubt that we will continue to do so as the situation evolves, with the secretary of

how the visit of the president of ukraine to the usa turned into an element of the american electioncampaign. joint attack on russia. the kremlin decided to consider ukraine's nuclear allies as direct participants in the war in the case of ukraine. long-range strikes, if he can is putin intimidating the west by expanding russian nuclear doctrine? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next hour we talk about war for peace and how our president is in the united states. america with a big american tour, and what are the consequences, there are positive, there are negative consequences, there are trump's statements, there is the expected meeting between zelenskyi and biden, which should take place here in washington, we, we are waiting for the results, of course, of this meeting, because the president is there zelensky will present the plan for the victory of ukraine. throughout our program, we will have two guests, valentina lyvaychenko. former head of the security service of ukraine and p

an important event this week is the visit of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. to the usa zelenskyi brought with him a victory plan, which consists of three components: a greater number of weapons and the possibility of striking with long-range weapons deep into russia, escalating the war in this way for the kremlin and simultaneously opening nato's door for ukraine. what do you think about the feasibility of this plan and how quickly it can be implemented? let's see what else the current administration of the us president can do. this is a special moment. on the one hand, everything is easy, and that is why president zelensky is raising this debate, because this is the end of the term of office of joe biden, who is not running, so he can afford to do more, because his decisions will not have such an impact on public opinion, if suddenly will be contradictory. oh, the biden administration, too. does not expand strongly enough. polish interests lie in the expansion of nato. will president zelenskyy be able to achieve anything during this period of the final campaign, a peri

usa, usa, usa, usa, usa.s of the university of north carolina being rewarded for the active patriotism last spring they defended the american flag from a group of anti-israel protesters trying to deface it. gofundme raised over half a million dollars to throw a party this labor day to celebrate the patriotic group brandon rosenblum held up an israeli flag amidst the chaos and he joined me right now. thank you for your patriotism and congratulations, are you surprised by the support and recognition that you and your fellow fraternity brothers have gotten as a result of this. >> thank you so much for having me on, in my surprise, yeah we started with one or two people at the protest representing our beliefs and what it meant to us and for people to nationally recognize that and donate so much money for the acts that we did is amazing and i think all of us appreciate it in the students it felt small and our beliefs feel a lot more supported and what we believe in. maria: you not to go to the party you say it's t

the most important thing to know right now about the results of zelenskyi's trip to the usa is in thiseo. this is svoboda ranok, my name is kateryna nekrecha and we are starting. during this visit to the united states, the president of ukraine met with president joe biden, now in washington. apparently, this will be their last meeting before the american elections. they discussed the victory plan that the ukrainian president brought to the united states, which, as the wall street journal wrote, did not impress the biden administration. however , the us president publicly declared long-term support for ukraine in the war with the aggressor country. let me be frank. russia will not win the war, russia will not win, ukraine will win, and we continue to stand by you every step of the way. biden also announced about package of military aid to ukraine in the amount of 2.4 billion dollars and also instructed the pentagon to use all the remaining funding that was allocated for ukraine by the end of his presidential term, that is, by january 20 of the next year. biden named two key elements nee

meeting of the president of the usa.en and british prime minister starmer did not live up to expectations, which prevents the removal of all red lines regarding ukraine's use of western weapons. preparation for the hellish winter. more than 60 ukrenergo facilities are equipped with reinforced concrete protective structures of the second level of protection. does ukraine have enough strength and capabilities to save its energy industry? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. let's talk about the rather difficult situation that is currently developing in sumy oblast, about how the enemy is trying to destroy the ukrainian energy industry, and about how we... will prepare for winter and most importantly, how will we winter in conditions of constant shelling of our energy facilities. we will also mention the situation with long-range weapons and the

, yafus japan, philippines, usa, usa, alcus is australia, yes, well, plus there is already korea, respectivelyich the americans supervise there. and the usa, so it is clear on the surface, these are the tasks he solved, and they are connected with that, including with the prospect, taking into account that these are the coordinates of objects, bridges, that is everything that concerns the most important infrastructure facilities, this is exactly what will help in the future them, we are no longer talking about implementing their nuclear doctrine there, although this is also a separate issue that deserves attention , given the hysteria that is happening today, a drop shot , such a plan was already during the great patriotic war, after the great... today there is a very serious concept developed by the us department of defense, this is a global rapid strike, this is in 60 minutes, creating the shortest possible time grouping, using the one that is already deployed, including in european countries, then the aviation component there up to two or three days, air strike groups are aircraft carriers,

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he was critical of the usa, saying that as long as the usa supports israel, israel things: why not keepaid that there are solutions of the palestinian authority has plans for on day one after the war endsif for on day one after the war ends if a ceasefire deal can be agreed. you are watching bbc news. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has instructed the israeli military to continue fighting with full force against hezbollah in lebanon, despite growing calls for an immediate ceasefire. mr netanyahu's office said that he had not even given a response to a proposal by the us and france for a 21 day ceasefire. the israeli foreign minister has said that there'll be no ceasefire until they achieve victory over hezbollah. an israeli brigade near the lebanese border has carried out an exercise simulating a manoeuvre in a possible ground incursion in lebanon. let's go now to my colleague who is there. interesting to see the us defence dotted up so on the border with lebanon. tell us what else you are hearing there? ~ . , , ., ., there? what is being heard and said at the _ there? w

president biden said yesterday that the usa didn't know that it was going to happen.for a 21 day ceasefire, and in his remarks today, president biden did not make any reference to that. it also... we learned that prime minister netanyahu ordered this strike moments before he appeared before the un general assembly in new york. so, a number of issues there that has perhaps led to a sense of the us feeling that their request for israel to act in a certain way, not necessarily being adhered to or listened to. thank you, that is our correspondent in washington. there will be an election in the usa in the next few weeks, and byjanuary there will of course be a new president in place, be it, kamala harris or donald trump. nobody knows just yet. what will be interesting is what us policy to israel will be in the future. it is an issue as well in the election campaign. the us reaction will be interesting to track over the next few months as well as the regional response. we have been talking about that here in the middle east. it is a huge development. we have been talking ov

japan itself, the usa, and great britain. only the usa, why the usa, well the usa always strives forhing more, that's why it was considered and not on medal for this young man, so if you are on our side, i don't remember this. i will ask you to explain why the usa named the third enemy, then another medal, takriev, gymnasium number 622 of the city, out of brackets, and regarding public opinion, very good, chaski at griboyedov says, old women have spread everything, here are public opinions, i read the correct answer and you decide, so the japanese delegation is naturally enemy number one, the president... dualism or characteristics? i like dualism. that is, you like it in principle such a phenomenon in life. since 1815 , the foreign policy department of the russian empire was headed by zwei, two people. who are they? and what affairs did they mainly deal with, mrs. isakova? so, well, i think that one person is alexander i, he is the sovereign, and this department, the department, the next stage, the secondary school of the village. west, the other to the east, who to the west? so, i

first of all that what the president of the usa officially declares, he is afraid of a new escalation of the war, and it is initiated not only by some general threats, but through the intelligence channels between putin and biden, and this is through naryshkin and the director syrubons, who is constantly coming forward. has a warning, you will give permission to carry out strikes on the territory of russia, we will consider that the usa and russia are in a state of war, and we will understand, then we will strike both at american facilities and at the facilities of nato allies. absurd, because russia will not stand, but it is clear that biden is reacting, is very careful about giving permission, only sectorally, and believes that we should defend our territory, and gradually displace the enemy at the expense of such assistance, but it is very limited. this is a fundamentally strategically incorrect position, the enemy can only be suppressed by those means that he does not expect, these are the latest high-tech means, and on the territory of russia, the occupied territories, and on the

hanson has his own budi business. real estate in the usa, which he opened in the late 80s. this time, the american philanthropist came to chernihiv oblast to open a country club, which his foundation built on the site of a destroyed russian medical kindergarten. in ukraine, at the beginning of full-scale russian aggression, the hansen foundation has already launched 14 charitable projects for victims of war of ukrainians. it's just money, paper, but this money, if given to the right person, creates joy. i don't want money, i want joy, so i sell things to get money and get joy. i have never found a place like ukraine anywhere. these people should be proud that they are ukrainians. came home for a short vacation, a few weeks ago loy hansen's foundation completed the reconstruction of the roof and facade of mykola's house, which was damaged by shelling. during the occupation, russians lived in his house, the man says. the first four days when the professionals were standing here, these russians, well , what are they going to do, contract workers, such, yes, they were standing

since the beginning of june, the usa has provided over 4 billion in aid to ukraine.w very focused on the priority needs of ukraine in terms of armaments. and this contact group in this innovative format of a coalition of capabilities helps ukraine. repel russian aggression today and in the near future, and thanks to the air force coalition, ukraine already has the f-16 in its sky, and therefore together we are now strengthening our industrial production in order to help ukraine in the long term. when we talk about such a perspective, ukraine itself is strengthening production. weapons and we, when we gather here in this format, our partners only support such efforts. today, more than 170 million dollars of the additional aid package will help ukraine to strengthen the production of its own weapons. we are attracting companies from the usa and other countries so that ukraine can develop s-300 air-to-air missiles. usa also provided more than 100-270 million dollars in order for ukraine to have components for the production of drones that work so effectively on the batt

what myths about the usa is an american who moved to russia ready to exchange?ing information is spreading on the internet that the legendary host of the first channel leonid yakubovich allegedly felt ill right during filming and even allegedly died. on the wave of the bitterly discussed the oporny krai quiz, which leonid yakubovich hosted yesterday, came to an unexpected pause. after the show ended, the host turned to the medical staff with a complaint about the back pain he had been struggling with throughout the entire program. eyewitnesses noted that yakubovich had difficulty staying on his feet and sometimes confused the names of cities. soon after turning to the doctors in yekaterinburg, where the program was taking place, sad news arrived. leonid yakubovich died in the hospital. his death caused shock and deep regret. colleagues, viewers, fans across the country, sounds scary, to be honest, even without any sarcasm they did it, yes, they really were escalating the situation, but we will quickly dispel it now, because leonid yakubovich, tv presenter, peopl

and we are still -- >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!im walz speaking in bethlehem, pennsylvania, the heart of steel country, talking about the steel workers there. we'll continue to monitor, bring you more as news breaks. alicia. alicia: thanks, griff. why a blue state may soon release the so-called pillow case rapist. that's next. ♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. step back out there with fasenra. ask your doctor if it's right for you. >> welcome back. california is looking to address its housing crisis by forcing local governments to green light more homeless shelters and affordable housing dev