and the patrol ship victor the great can carry a k-27 helicopter on board. rotection of territorial waters, patrolling, search for rescue, participation in operations in the far sea ocean zones, can independently or as part of ship groups hit critical targets, destroy enemy surface combat ships and vessels. yes, we wish all our colleagues a good broadcast, residents of moscow and the moscow region, see you in a few seconds. the moscow region remains at the mercy of the arctic cyclone. today has become the coldest day in the last quarter of a century and, as forecasters say, night frosts, snow and rain are not going to leave the megapolis yet; we expect record lows again on may 9 in the daytime hours. above +3. alexey karev found out how long nastya would not settle in the capital. i have never been to a place where the temperature drops below +18. i'm from uruguay, ingrit is from colombia and this is very unusual for us. an unkind may for tourists from latin america, where it is now winter and +20-something degrees, is not a reason to refuse a walk on the wat

the ship victor the great was named in honor of the hero of the great patriotic war.equipment to combat unmanned boats. a big event in st. petersburg too. from the baltic plant went to the first mooring tests of the new nuclear icebreaker yakutia, one of the most powerful in the world. during testing, all systems and mechanisms will be checked, after which the icebreaker will be ready for sea trials in the arctic region. and in the irkutsk region, 100 families of military personnel are preparing for the new year. in a solemn atmosphere they were presented with the keys to the service apartments. the houses were built using advanced technologies. and comfort of future residents, rooms with an improved layout, children's playgrounds in the courtyards, parking spaces for cars, walking distance accessibility of children's, medical and social institutions. many people immediately came to see their apartments. there is a special atmosphere in russian cities these days; we are preparing to celebrate may 9th. the whole country is joining the immortal regiment campaign. this y

ship, a small missile patrol ship, they were launched in zelenodolsk, the great-grandson of the hero, in whose honor the ship victorwcomers are equipped with the latest technology and are able to perform. normal weather for the ship and the sailor, respectively, this is its element, therefore, especially its name, pouring rain floods the eyes, but the crew of the typhoon rocket ship does not seem to notice this, while on duty at sea. this is a common thing, this is the fifth ship in the series, similar ships are already on duty in the black sea and the baltic fleets. project 22800 ships, namely the mrk tyfund, are capable of delivering a high-precision strike to the enemy’s rear, in full depth, and are also capable of repelling attacks from the most western weapons , including nato ones. a typhoon can reach high speeds of up to 30 knots per hour. on board is a high-precision missile system and air defense systems. the second ship that was lowered into the zelenodolsk dock today. plant on the eve of victory day , a patrol ship, it was named victor the great in honor of the hero of the great patriotic war, who distin

two combat units at once, the patrol ship victor the great and the small missile ship typhoon, after nial launching, are sent for testing with further installation on electronic vessels. one of the ships is named after hero of the soviet union victor the great, participant in the terchen landing operation, his great-grandson, senior lieutenant denis stakhi, now serves as assistant commander. this patrol ship reaches speeds of up to thirty knots and has an unlimited navigation area. i am the great-grandson of victor ivanovich the great, and it is a great honor for me to serve on this ship. i believe that the ship is equipped with all the necessary technical means to... carry out its assigned tasks. new air defense system unique navigation characteristics that allow you to be in shallow water, as well as perform tasks even in a storm. these are serial ships capable of destroying air. kazipov, news, zelenodolsk, tatarstan. the most important stage in the construction of the nuclear icebreaker yakutia. at the baltic shipyard in st. petersburg, engineers began centerboard tests. specialist

i am the great-grandson of victor ivanovich the great, and it is a great honor for me to serve on thisip is equipped with all the necessary technical means to perform its assigned tasks. the new air defense system has unique navigation characteristics that allow you to be located. shallow water, and also perform tasks even in a storm. these are serial ships capable of destroying air and water targets, including unmanned systems. these are high-volume ships; they serve in the black sea fleet and the baltic fleet. expressing confidence that you will deliver these ships to the navy on time with the highest quality. today there are unmanned boats, there are different systems. just today. all this will be taken into account and taken into account on this ship victor so that today it provides both protection for this air defense, also, floating, unmanned boats walking on the water , a special system has also been organized against them, making it possible to identify and destroy them. small missile ships built in zelenodolsk serve in the black and baltic seas. in 2015 , missiles were used in

patrol ship, they were launched in zelenodolsk, one of them is served by the great-grandson of the hero, after whom the ship victor are equipped with the latest technology, are able to perform the most complex tasks, reflect any attacks, an unlimited navigation zone, the connection of the two generations that won then in 1945 are fighting neo-nazism now in plain sight, as the designers say, ships will help you. svetlana kostina. appreciated the power, normal weather for the ship and the sailor, respectively, this is its element, therefore, even more so its name is typhoon. torrential rain fills the eyes, but the crew of the typhoon rocket ship does not seem to notice. at sea, in service, this is a common thing. this is the fifth ship in the series; similar ships are already carrying watch in the black sea and baltic fleets. ships of project 22800, namely the american typhoon , are capable of delivering a high-precision strike to the enemy’s rear, to everything. western production and are actively used by the kiev regime, both during the great patriotic war and today during the period of a special military operatio

indicates that we are a nation with a conscience. and we honor the memory of the great victory, we realize that the blood of victors liberators flows in our veins, today we unanimously stand up when we hear great songs about the great victory, a tear breaks through us, we are proud of the place belarus occupies in the family peoples of the world, and this place is not conquered by every third. these countries will rapidly develop robotics, artificial intelligence and technology, so that the paradigm of negative population growth will change, and the social problems that will arise when people are replaced by machines will be much easier in those countries where the population is declining. i translate that for robots to take root better, the population should be smaller, it doesn’t remind me of anything. the nazi plan was just about superfluous people, it is generally known that... the goal was to free up living space for the master race, they approached it on a grand scale, over 25 years, they assumed destroy and deport 85% of the residents of poland and lithuania, 75% of the residents of belarus. well, here's the

we are proud that we are the descendants of the victors, we won the great patriotic war, despite thedovan society is trying to divide us. i think what today's march showed is that tens of thousands of people marched for victory. victory day, how far it was from us, like an ember in a fire with its edge dimmed. well, it is reported that the sea-based bulava intercontinental ballistic missile has been adopted by the russian armed forces federation. well, in parallel, of course, we are waiting for news from the federation council; today the upper lower house is agreeing on the cabinet of ministers, the duma. vote for the civil bloc, the federation council for the power bloc, voting will begin very soon on the candidacies of the minister of defense, the new minister of defense in the country, andrei belousov for the candidacy of the minister of foreign affairs, this is sergei lavrov, for the candidacies of the heads of the foreign intelligence service, the director of the fsb, the director federal service troops, national guard, minister internal affairs and... putin already has a state

everyone has a portrait in their hands: this is my great-grandfather, he went missing, at first they searched for a long time and finally found them, the victorsr, kerch, at the eternal flame. they couldn’t take it because the forces were unequal. today in crimea, together with the whole country, they celebrate victory day; in sevastopol , they also celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of the city from the nazis. antonina aleksandrovna remembered this spring day on the forty-fourth forever, when the germans entered sevastopol, she was seven. they took three young men to pushkinskaya street to intimidate them. fights for every centimeter of sevastopol was cruel and bloody. these terrible moments are depicted in the picture. the decisive battle for sevastopol took place at sapun mountain, from here the entire valley is visible in full view, the height of sapun mountain is 24, and even just climbing its ridge without weapons is no easy task, but our soldiers also had to overcome serious german defensive structures, dozens of pillboxes, bunker trenches. in fact, by may 1944, sapun mountain had turned into an impregnable fortress.

shoulder, binds us together on many issues stronger than any treaties now, as the descendants of the great victorsil that the whole world could not cope with. katerina krutalevich, daria belousovo-petrovskaya, olesya vysotskaya, alexander oleshka, tv news agency moscow. the decisive role of the soviet union in the defeat of fascism is undeniable. may 9 today the whole country is celebrating, in the capital the central place of celebrations is victory square, belarusians come here in the morning, at 19:00 as part of the republican action belarus remembers, wreaths will be laid at the victory monument, our president will traditionally take part in the ceremony, already now our correspondent, svetlana lukyanyuk, works there. sveta, good afternoon, happy holiday, good afternoon. tatyana, good afternoon to all our tv viewers and of course happy holiday to you, here on victory square there is still such a calm before the main celebrations, but most importantly, sunny , clear weather and good mood. it must be said that there are 4 hours before the main celebrations, a little less, and someone may say a l

today we celebrate victory day, remember the fallen, and pay tribute to the greatness of the victors. traditional military parade took place on red square in moscow , more than 9,000 military personnel marched along the square, there was army equipment, both rare and the latest models. veterans and the president of honor watched all this from the stands. they honored the memory of the victims with a minute of silence, and after the parade they laid flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the alexander garden. a distinctive feature of these celebrations was the participation of heroes of a special military operation. many came to moscow directly from the contact line. alexey prokin reports. says moscow shows. all front-line reports began with this announcement by levitan, anticipating these words and the main news about the defeat of the nazi invaders. now the phrase is part of the genetic code. as the chimes strike , a company of honor guard enters red square. the victory parade begins with a banner group. in the stands are guests of honor and leaders of belarus, guinea-bissao,

shoulder to shoulder, binds us in many issues stronger than any treaties now, as the descendants of the great victorse world could not cope with, katerina krutalevich, daria belousovo petrovskaya, olesya vysotskaya, alexander oleshka. the history of the great patriotic war firmly linked the fate of the fraternal peoples who passed along the roads of war, throughout the day addressed to the president the people of belarus are receiving congratulations on the victory. the corresponding messages are sent by the leaders of foreign countries, integration associations, and famous political and public figures. word to yana mendeleva. unity, courage, dedication, willingness to fight for peace. the last drop of blood. on may 9, 1945, the red army met in berlin and glorified its battle flags forever. the victory of the ussr in the great patriotic war was ensured by the friendship of peoples. representatives of different nationalities and religions fought shoulder to shoulder for the homeland. and here it is, our common victorious may. this is the day that unites entire nations and even generations. among the f

the names of world leaders. in october of 2023, mr. trump referred to hungarian prime minister victor orban as the quote, great leader of turkey. end quote. republicans are intellectually and morally dishonest to criticize president biden when their dear chosen leader donald trump presents with symptoms which are quite frankly scary. the american people can see through this republican charade. this is just an ugly exercise to hurt president joe bidden -- biden. let's move on. i yield back. chair jordan: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized >> i wonder if the gentleman from the other side of the aisle is concerned that the additional aid that was voted on to go to taiwan would cause that island to tip over at any point in the future? mr. johnson: you know what i hope that the island of guam is floating on water and not on diesel fuel. that's the point i was making. i think that the gentleman might question my mental acuity, but we -- let's look at your leader. >> i would not. reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. chair johnson: the time belongs to the gentleman from connecticut. mr. massie: i have the utmost respect for m

suggests that we are a nation with conscience, and we honor the memory of the great victory, we realize that the blood of victorsgs about the great victory, a tear breaks through us, we are proud of the place belarus is in ... to the world - on our entire planet. i thank you for participating in this program. and finally, why this war is relevant even after 80 years. because the idea underlying it has not changed. our grandfathers pulled out the weed, but somewhere deep the root remained, it again sprouts. i would like to be wrong, but in the speech of the ceo of the powerful black rock foundation and larry fink, are the shoots of the same evil unknown to us? listen. i can say that in developed countries the winners will be those in which the population is declining. in my conversations with the management of these large developed... the slavs must work for us, but if we no longer need them, let them die, it turns out that times and generations change, but the goal of global evil is still the same, there are fewer people, and specific people from specific ones. countries, they have a big historical problem with

indicates that we are a nation with a conscience. and we honor the memory of the great victory, we realize that the blood of victors the great victory, a tear breaks through us, we are proud of the place belarus occupies in the family peoples of the world, and this place is not conquered, by every third. fallen during the war, both peaceful and military, but today we want to fight in a peaceful field, we want to create, we want to create something new, useful for our planet, for our land, and we are doing our best today, having received this vaccination, having survived these terrible tragedies of the twentieth century, today we are making maximum efforts to promote peace throughout our planet. i thank you for participating in this program, finally, why... the war is relevant even after 80 years, because the idea underlying it has not changed, our grandfathers pulled out the weed, but somewhere deep down the root remained, it sprouts again, i i'd like to be wrong, but is it possible that in the speech of the ceo of the powerful black rock foundation, larry fink, there are shoots of the same evil that are unfamiliar

just applied common sense a great gentleman, victor davis hanson. >> none of the five civil or criminal case it is currently lives against former president donald trump, by the way, all going through washington. this is all election interference by biden i've ever had merit another come have had these criminal or civil trials are merely the continuation of extra legal efforts of the last eight years to destroy presidential candidate and ruv opposing him in a transparent election. >> enemies like china and russia now boast that americans new political prosecutions are similar to those of their own system. and even more so victor davis hanson and he goes on with a beautiful statement and i won't bore you with the public is important by him at all. and they agree with them 100%. let's see, any president who would go through the justice system, et cetera, et cetera. yeah, it's a disgrace. what's happening? this is something it shouldn't be happening. thom fit i've carefully track the real donald trump trial up in new york. the prosecution in quotes, prosecution, meaning persecution has been

. >> the great victor davis hanson is live with reaction, that's next.'m tali, and i lost 85 pounds on golo. all my life i struggled with my weight. i tried every diet, and i even had weight loss surgery. but, after complication, i had gained everything back extremely fast. i was unhealthy, miserable and depressed. following golo, and taking release, i was able to lose weight gradually and keep it off. i wish i'd started sooner. don't wait, go straight to golo.com. >> well, i'm not a washington democrat, okay, so when you say my party, i don't relate to any of this. and i have a lot of friends who are washington republicans. the parties have gone so extreme, brian. somehow we've got to bring the grand old party and make it grand again and make the democrat party responsible again and i think they both lost their ways and they're just listening to their own chatter here in washington but none of this makes sense. are. rachel: democrat senator joe manchin laying out the identity crisis within his own party. the red state lawmaker who is not running again s

memory of the war is not only sorrow, it is the memory of glorious battles and great achievements, devotion to one’s cause and one’s homeland, about the war victors bow our heads to the bright memory of those who returned from the battlefields, veterans who left us, the moral power of unparalleled feats and warriors... the triumph of our people, the harsh heroic truth about the war should not be forgotten. our sacred duty is to preserve the spirit of the meaning of the great victory, to remember and honor names of the winners. with us in the same ceremonial ranks are young patriots, suborists, young army men and cadets, and this means that there will be no invocation of the people’s memory, just as there will be no invocation of the glory won by front-line soldiers on the battlefields. today we have to fight again. for a safe and independent future of our homeland, our compatriots, participants in a special military operation, look up to veterans, their unprecedented combat and tour feats in the name of... the homeland, in this connection of generations, in our unity there is a huge strength that makes us invincible in the face of trial. we will

fate decreed it and no matter where the descendants of the victors ended up in the may days, they would remember the exploits of the heroes of the great. following the visit of chinese president sizempina to budapest, china signed 18 agreements, including on cooperation in the field of nuclear energy. the boss will sum up the results of the visit. vgtrk in the balkans daria grigorova. the chinese leader arrived in budapest late yesterday evening . on may 8, he arrived from belgrade at the airport prime minister viktor orban greeted him personally, and after that the two leaders went to a gala dinner at buda castle. the dinner took place behind closed doors, and we do not know, of course, the details of what the leaders talked about. today they met again in the afternoon, the key moment was the signing of the sixteenth agreement. cooperation in the field of nuclear energy use. the documents were signed in the presence of the prime minister and chairman of the people's republic of china. the cooperation agreements affected various fields from commerce to science and media. interestingly, the parties also signed two memoranda on the exch

the great patriotic war. alas, fewer and fewer of those who participated in the battles for our future remain with us. victort to the front in 1943, when he was 16. participated in the liberation operation bagration, today he is 97 years old, and he lays flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier, talks about the challenge of time. what is happening now, and the vile things they are doing, cannot be left like this, this bandera thing must be ended once and for all, otherwise this fire will smolder near russia. all the time. 79 years since the victory in the great patriotic war of the soviet union. and this year is exactly 80, when the republic of belarus was liberated. in minsk ceremonial events are taking place, including in memory of those who were the first to take the blow of hitler’s germany, who suffered from the occupation, and who were deprived of their families. they took away almost everything, but could not break the spirit of the people, the spirit of a great nation. this history lesson is especially important in our time. the world is priceless to humanity, but not everyone liked its value. our

what fate decreed, and no matter where the descendants of the victors ended up in may, they would remember the feat of the heroes of the greatsov, to lead. here are some unfriendly actions in honor of victory day. russia to lay flowers to the victorious soldiers without success. in helsinki, vandals desecrated a monument to soviet soldiers. and in berlin there is no restriction on the procession and laying of flowers steel, but the authorities banned any symbolism. flags, st. george ribbons and even songs of the war years. in short, everything that can remind the world of fascism was liberated by the soviet union. here the police are asking a woman wearing the wrong t-shirt to leave. on the chest is a symbol of friendship between two. people, but here the violation of the dress code is more serious and there is an immediate arrest, and why were you arrested, for what and for a t-shirt with putin, think about it, they took away the flag with st. george the victorious, peaceful people come with flowers, with songs, to honor the memory, they waited for 40 minutes, the documents checked that he was wearing a ribbon st. george’s,

the a victor. be great. be someone who is distinctive, strong and powerful and doesn't conform. doesn't seek to be average. now, since -- in many respects, he is deeply illiberal. it is no question. not only is it anti-egalitarian . i don't mean egalitarian in the sense of material forms, but anti-egalitarian with how you rank human beings. we can rank individuals and races against each other. we can write genders and certain people are better and certain people are worse. there is no idea or theory of inherent dignity of human beings that you find in the christian tradition. the christian tradition comes under withering storm and critique by the bronze age mind- set. it is racist and misogynist and hierarchical. one key feature of liberalism is retained, which is celebration of liberation. being free. of being free from the shackles of little people. being great. getting away from the mediocrity. indeed, there are millions of elements to nietzsche that have been long recognized . his forthcoming book notices this. stephen pitts teaches out of colorado and has written a book cal

the revolutionary atlantic. dr. victor is also the author of so great a prophet how the east indies transformed anglo-american capitalism and the editor of british and french colonialism in africa, asia and the middle east. connected empires the 18th to the 20th centuries. his next monograph suez passage to india, britain, france, the great game at. sea 1798 to 1885 examines the interconnections between the british and french empires in asian waters from napoleon's invasion of egypt in 1798 to the sino-french war in 1885. dr. victor received a b.a. in history and international from brown university in 2001 and a ph.d. from harvard university, our backyard here in 2006. so dr., victor, please come on up and join us us. great. so just a note about our format. so we are going to instead of do a formal lecture, we thought it might be easier if we could open up the book by having a bit of a conversation. so i'll be sitting here and a discussion with dr. victor to. explore the work and its significance and we're going to make sure that we leave plenty of time at the end for questions from the audience. that's those of you in

. >> trace: lifer is outside of the court, let's bring in criminal defense attorney, federal litigator victor, greatto have you on. our friend was watching the coverage with those today and he said this, walked... >> it is a prosecution, a liar, a connotative island, the worst possible witness . i cannot even imagine the prosecution has build the whole case so it turns only on michael cohen's testimony about what donald trump is thinking inside his head. >> trace: if you believe everywhere that michael cohen is saying, it is not a matter because there is nothing he is saying that is illegal when you look at this whole case. >> you're watching a movie, year waiting for that conclusion, waiting for that doozy to say now i get it, now i get the tale that is being told to us. where is the smoking gun of donald trump at key west thing, telling attorney michael cohen to go do these things. exhibit a, attorneys don't take lines of credit on their personal homes to do something for their clients. he was running rogue, he was doing whatever he could to appease a person he obviously has grade, great jealousy

boundaries, became motivation for the descendants, the victors, for the descendants of those whose grandfathers took berlin in 1945 . our exploits. grandfathers and greatwith new meaning, a meaning that we forgot about, that those who do not remember their history have no future, but this is different, i was with you ksenia lebedeva, see you in the next program on the upcoming may 9, the great day of the great victory, let's take care of the world. suvabіts navukoўtsaў i mastatstvaznaўtsaў, columns, geta not columns, geta pelasters this is how many scenes appear, and the eyes of this abavyazkova are captivated. the history of the creation of significant cultural objects in the region. the village that became the sweaty meats of the heat was not here, there was a porch, a stone, an icon, and a sabor and hell... if there was an altar, then the price was right for these forests, and the faithful died on their knees , cultural-asvetnitskiy project , architecture of belarus. there is no fallout in architecture, a little shark there, even a little one here, a small one here, the pavina would have been dry. watch on tv channel belarus 24. when you arrive tomo

now, see in an anchor, victor blackwell, first of all, we're always excited to have viktor on the show. this morning. great to see you even more exciting because you've spoken to the president of morehouse extensively about what's going on this weekend yeah. >> good morning, john. we spoke for about an hour. i spoke with the president of morehouse college, dr. david thomas, which is an historically black men's college here in atlanta and there have been a lot of passions on and around campus about this invitation for president biden to deliver the commencement address on sunday as we've seen on other campuses, students, faculty, and alumni, who oppose the support for israel and their war with hamas and the handling of the situation in gaza. there have been no encampments on more houses campus, but there is an expectation that there may be some protests on sunday. now, the president told me that he will not impede silent protest. he says that if the students were to stand and turn their backs on the president during his speech, he would be embarrassed, but that's not their problem if they want to bring sign

internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs. born after us victors, my dear ones, hold our land in the same hands in which we held it. vitebsk congratulates everyone on the day of the greattoday on the streets of the ancient city victory marches sounded, festive events began with a solemn procession, a column of thousands arrived at the memorial in honor of soviet soldiers, partisans and underground fighters. residents and guests of vetebsk joined the motor rally, and the most athletic people took part in the track and field race. one of the most iconic places in the capital stella minsk is the city of hero, where festive events take place throughout the day; deputies of the minsk city council with their families were among the first to come to the monument, to the foot of the obelisk red flowers were laid down for everyone who came to the monument. we will always remember the role that our grandfathers, our great-grandfathers played in the fact that we live today under a peaceful sky, thanks to their perseverance, thanks to their heroism. the mood of victorious may will reign in molodechno until late in the evening, when the city, together with the whole country, will f

albrecht durer, written by him in 1480. pay attention, there in the corner, there was an inscription, oh-oh-oh, victor, if i’m not greatr, when he was 13 years old, i’ll provide over to you, most likely you will end up here behind my cabinet, in the future we will conduct the program together, what did you want to say, most likely, well, firstly, this inscription, he wrote there, that i drew myself in mirror when i was still a child, that’s what this inscription means, victor, thank you for inscription, yulia, thank you for the absolutely exact date, the correct answer to our question is yes, the seventh question, and pay attention to the screen, the word and time are written correctly, andrey, what do you say, no, of course, here you need to write laurat. there are no rules, you just need to remember how you write this word? la, u re, at, at at the end, at, the correct answer to our question, option, no. eighth question: is it true that the hero of krylov’s fable, dimyan, treated his neighbor foku to pickle. time: roman. i answered this question, option no, because the fable itself tells us the answer to this question

personal contribution to the development of good neighborly relations between our countries and made great efforts to bring them to the level of strategic partnership. always spoke to victor, gal, chair, professor at pseudo university who says the late president contributed a lot to around relations with other nations in china and 0 have a very close relationship with each other. we deal with each other completely as of the people and the respect to each of those system and the bilateral relations over the past 10 years, really developed in deep bonds and the fact that iran is now a member of the c o, as well as the brakes for example, i important indications of how the chinese people and the uranium people have role in terms of their trust of each other and what it is to promote their cooperation. i seen the chinese people stand by with the uranium people in this very difficult time, and we hope you're wrong. we'll uh, re emerge from this period of greece. henry dedicated themselves to peace and development and to overcome all the challenges and difficulties that they are faced with right or wrong thoughts. heather, give a call races with the last and with the united sta

the so that prime minister uh, great house. there were also statements provided by hundreds leader of victor, oregon. uh serbian presidents uh, alexander of which is and the list does go on. but there's also been a statement from the russian foreign ministry spokesman money as a hold of a who essentially did wish of the prime minister, the best of health and a speedy recovery. but also highlighted some of the important nuances in which the attack took place and what really led to it focusing on the liberal narrative in the media as well. let's lender as to what she has to say. we usually to not assume we strongly condemn the attack and wish the slovak prime minister speedy recovery. we know him is a friend of russia who is not afraid to express his point of view, which often does not coincide with the main stream of the collective west. a monstrous rhetoric literally flooded the pro ukrainian information set within moments of the attack. and the west has been cultivating that hateful rhetoric. so he is. what is the tier to taking everything into consideration? the are broader implications as the marke

mishka, the hero of the story by mikhas lynkova, the great bravery of mishka and all his famous companions. a raspberries, b - marigolds, c - agreste. time. victorure pachama? patam, that, from the apostle mikhas lynkov, the great brave of the famous mishka and all the famous tavarishcha, was talking. if the bears would be upset, then mishka would ask, test mishka, that he loves most for everything, then he would say: i love raspberries. i don’t remember, but grest is a gooseberry, the correct answer to our question is option a raspberry. fifth question: which god was considered the patron saint of the city of babylon? and novokhodosor, b) ashur, c: marduk. time! andrey, of course. for me this question was quite easy, because i know who marduk is, morduk, this particular marduk, he is the patron saint of the city of babylon, babylon is the gate of god, nebuchadnezzar is the king of the neo-babylonian kingdom, and ashur is the capital of assyria to nenevia , it seems so, a city state, which is located in the upper reaches of the tigris river, but otherwise you are very correct. they said the correct answer to our question, option c: marduk. sixth

better off making sure that he keeps the older voters in his favor, even if that means that he will lose some of these younger voters. jennifer, victor has been great to get your expertise on this and really appreciate it. thank you. thank you very much. i the still ahead on knowledge is 0 workers around the world of the mocking made even many expressions best for palestinian. the hello welcome to have a look at the international full cost of the next batch of severe stones gathering across the plains, the great plains of us pushing into central parts of canada. a head of that most area of high pressure that's going to keep things up by most at least inside of the us is concerned. i will cease to see both 29 celsius in dc. so doing very nicely. but anyway, go with the next round, the live the storms launch, how the o tonight i mix thing, they have the possibility of some flash flooding all the way from the lakes down towards the texas east and texas into louisiana. west of that. not too bad, especially in the shower sandy possibility and either the high ground could be winfrey in nature. that's what we're trying to push this way. so the race was ju

the victors,” alexander lukashenko emphasized. and today it is important for us to preserve historical memory. this is part of our state policy towards memorials. the honor of the heroes of the greatriotic war does not cut off the flow of people. monuments to our defenders are surrounded by flowers, and this is no coincidence. it is here that the most emotional and main words. a great, greatest holiday with a hint of grief and sadness. i wouldn't want this to happen again. but you must remember, this is our victory, we simply must not give it to anyone, we have not forgotten, we will also remind the heirs of the punitive forces how in the distant forty-first the belarusian land turned into one big death camp, we see how the revanchists are trying to pull them out of the underworld. bankrupt nazi ideology. in these conditions, the truth about the crimes of fascism serves as a serious warning to humanity, preservation of historical memory takes on special significance. the main thing we must do is to preserve this truth and prevent the revival of the terrible past. don't even try to talk to us from a position of strength. belarus still stands as an indestructible brez fortress, in t

, and turner ashby earlier today, cnn spoke with war and christian, the great, great grandson of stonewall jackson, my colleague victorlackwell, ask them his stake of the divisive issue, and this was part of his answer but honestly, i don't think it should matter so much. >> what i have to say about it the school board shouldn't particularly care what i have to say. i can't imagine they do but i, think who they should listen to is their own students. >> and he also said he's sad and disappointed by the reversal at the same time, he also praised a student who spoke at the board meeting for having the courage of taking a position that such an early age. the eighth graders said the board needs to make decisions that are in the best interest of all students even whether your attention, feelings of your black i got students just because it is your job to make our schools if a place where all students are your names, mountain view and honey monday not devalued entire race of people, but names jackson jessica, others speaking up, the meeting set for them. >> this is also about preserving a part of american history that is im

of the river and it's a pretty nice view and very important visit for hungary here and important scenes and great success story for m. important, seen as a great success story for prime minister victoring the president of a country of 1.4 billion strong. very keen and relatively good railway networks and good infrastructure and so hungary is offering china to export and move different productions, cars, electric vehicle factories and other items across the eu and that is very important at a time of the eu is investigating china over alleged subsidies and threatening to put import tariffs. if you can imagine hundreds of thousands of chinese cars being imported suddenly being subjected to the tax, as of next yearin subjected to the tax, as of next year in hungary as a hungarian foreign ministry said, just this afternoon, that is where some 300,000 chinese cars of the company will be produced and they would not be subject to import tariffs. pretty useful with a hungry�*s strategic role as an economic up for china. a british toddler who was born deaf can now hear unaided, after becoming the first person in the world to receive a new gene therapy treatment. shortly before opal sandy's fi

the very approaches to moscow. alexander lyakin, victor averin, nikolay sysoev, sergey valetov, channel one. and also a hero memorial. together with the veterans of the greatguard, viktor zolotov, honored the memory of those who fell in that war. a wreath and flowers were laid at the monument to soldiers of the internal troops and the russian guard. more than 98,000 soldier-officers gave their lives, bringing the great victory closer. another event for may 9: symbols of the great victory took place today on poklonnaya hill. more than one and a half thousand schoolchildren, participants in the youth movement, and volunteer cadets unfurled a three-hundred-meter st. george ribbon and a huge banner of victory. 79 copies of the red banner were handed over to military personnel who perform combat missions on the front line. the feat of the heroes of the great patriotic war is well remembered and honored in gorlovka today, veterans of fellow countrymen who liberated from the nazis in donbass, and then all of europe. alexey ivanov joined in the congratulations. in gorlovka, the city of military glory of labor valor, in fact, the only large settlement of the donets

the line there for you. >> it's a great framework of victor and i have to say, in all honesty i didn't think about it through the lens of what would it look like having black men taken off this campus? i looked at it through the lens of who is more household? college. >> the reason for us to take people out in zip ties would be that we thought that we were exalted above the humanity of those people who are expressing their opinion and don't feel like they can find another avenue. i would rather be the first president to have a fail commencement than to say you are less important than the ceremonies of this institution why not rescind the invitation considering the protests from some on-campus, some students and faculty, i think we need some place in this country that can hold the tensions that threatened to divide us. >> we look around some of the most venerable institutions as of higher education have canceled commencements canceled valedictorian speakers because of their having spoken out and exercise their rights of free beach. so we need some place in this country that can hold the tensions that can say

heroes of the great patriotic war is a personal matter; on the table are books from the library of the union state series, about joint achievements and facts from his brother, his brother victorhere is a photograph dedicated to the opening of the new khatyn memorial, which took place on march 22 of the past year, on behalf of, taking into account the position of respect for the feat of the belarusian people shown in the year of the great patriotic war. alas, but that's it fewer of those who participated in the battles for our future remain with us. viktor dmitrievich tsimbal went to the front in 1943, when he was 16. participated in... all the time. 79 years since the victory in the great patriotic war of the soviet union. and this year is exactly 80, when the republic of belarus was liberated. ceremonial events are being held in minsk, including in memory of those who were the first to take the blow of nazi germany, who suffered from the occupation, who were deprived of their families, who were taken away from almost everything, but could not break the spirit of the people, the spirit of the great people. this history lesson is especially important in our time. the victoriou

a great gentleman, victor davis hanson, none of the five civil or criminal cases currently lodged againstesident donald trump -- by the way all going through washington this is all election interference by biden. have ever had merit. month of them had merit. these criminal civil trials are continue is legal efforts the last eight years to destroy a presidential candidate in lieu of disposing him in a transparent election. enemies like china and russia, boast merge's new political prosecutions are similar to those of their own system, even more so. that is victor davis hanson. he goes on with a beautiful statement. that i won't bore you, but the public isn't bored by him at all. they agree with him 100%. let's see, any president who would go through the justice system, et cetera, et cetera, yeah, it is a disgrace what is happening this is something that shouldn't be happening. tom fitton, i carefully tracked the @realdonaldtrump trial up in new york, the prosecution, quote, meaning persecution, hasn't presented any evidence of a crime by trump what sorry. judge mershon is, he says very neg

talking about with nicole and ted and joe, that the the one of the great winners in in this chaos is hamas, who have clearly emerged as the victors in the propaganda wars, at least in the in the minds of so many young americans. it seems crazy. >> but it's a fact. that's right. and it's a good segue. way to respond also to what ted just said about israel conduct in gaza. i had the pleasure of having come to my house a couple of months ago and consider ted a friend, but i would disagree with ted and say that there is no army in recent memory that has done more to protect civilians than the israeli army. they not only warn civilians of impending attacks, the civilian militant ratio in gaza has been lower than any urban combat in recent memory, including combat that the u.s. was involved in. in places like mosul and afghanistan and other in iraq. the civilian militant casualty ratio is about 1.5 to 1. israel has done more to get aid basic needs into the civilian population in gaza. any army in recent memory. so i think it's important to have that as just sort of, you know, basic facts. also to pick up on what joe said. you know anyb

grandmothers, even if they were not found alive... because families carefully preserve the memory of the victors, my greatle-handedly destroyed more than four german soldiers and was introduced to and after all, many heroes were the same age as these nakhimovites. kolya’s grandmother, for example, had just turned 15 when the first fascist bombers flew over sevastopol. she decided to volunteer to go to war, she was appointed as a medic when the city of sevastopol was liberated, she bandaged the soldiers and pulled them out of the battlefield, under the foot of the mountain she was wounded and sent to the hospital, but there was no time to be treated, so she asked the chief doctor so that she could be discharged, the first. may 1945, she entered berlin with her unit, i would really like to meet her, talk, see her live, ask, perhaps, how they managed to win. ilya kusmenko was lucky, his grandmother tatyana aleksandrovna is with him today at a memory lesson, a child of war, a prisoner of a concentration camp, she remembers how the family returned to liberated sevastopol, 80 years later they share memories. ks

city , that ’s precisely why we don’t get attached to weissman, wait, the owner of the pet hotel, aka victor, you too, greatit’s nothing concrete, he invited you to meet you in the lagoon? yes, will you go? well, why not go, as far as i understand, almost everyone will gather there, yes, but it’s not clear why he called such a meeting, lazarev i... have something global in mind, it would be stupid not to go and find out, i agree, my only advice to you is to stay away from him, it’s not without reason that he came to our region, oh, it’s not without reason, look, i told you everything, that’s all, that’s how it was , tell you everything, yes, i understand, i understand, leonid, now i'll turn right along the corridor. on a colleague, he is doing everything possible to disclose, all the witnesses have been interviewed, examinations have been carried out, so maybe you can familiarize us with the results with the interrogation protocols there, for example, i don’t know, we will familiarize you in the manner prescribed by law, when, when you familiarize us, how long can we delay leave it alone already, oleg, you

the victors. we continue and will, we will crush fascism and we will go forward for our grandfathers and great-grandfathers. masters of their own destiny, it’s been 10 years since the residents of the lpr declared independence following the results of a historic referendum. the government , as well as the candidates for deputy prime ministers and ministers nominated by mikhail mishustin the day before, were discussed by the relevant state duma committees. details of a busy working day. france, serbia, hungary - the european tour of the president of the people's republic of china and an extremely clear signal, which gave the euro-atlantic hawks sidinpin. what are the key details of the trip? they fought tooth and nail, but defended their native land. the crimean offensive operation ended exactly 80 years ago. memories of participants in those events, veterans. the roads are like rivers, the heaviest downpours in sochi, the footage is impressive, today was the last snowfall in moscow. the may cold, which had already thwarted the plans of summer residents and farmers, is receding. new monstrous terrorist atta

this great easter joy, in small rural parishes, in large cathedrals, on this day you can will highlight easter treats and read prayers about the most secret things. ivan prozarov, pavel likholetov, victornew regions with a special sense of celebration after many years of persecution of the canonical orthodox church, and here is finally an opportunity. people responded from russia and restored and helped with the interior decoration, many believers responded, and today believers are waiting for a great miracle, the descent of the holy fire in the church of the holy sepulcher in jerusalem. for orthodox christians, this is a symbol of the resurrection of the savior and hope for a new life. every year, thousands of pilgrims from all over the world come to the walls of the temple. our channel will broadcast live, starting at one o'clock in the afternoon, at 23:30 on the first broadcast from the cathedral of christ the savior, where the main easter service will take place. in on the eve of the holiday, easter treats are delivered to our soldiers by the bakers of the central military district, who prepared kulechi at a field bread station installed in one of the food processing areas of the s

the null siblings cuneeka and victor null. please come up. [applause] cuneeka and victor upheld the legacy of the family business and their father and aunts and great aunts are here who ran the business before them. this business opened three decades ago after their family fleed cambodia. the null family has a long history of running donut shops that all most grants the title of donut dinsty. it all began in the 1980's with bells donuts founded by parents frank null here and pac who passed a couple years ago i pleev, and who we hope is looking down upon you all and just smiling with so much pride right now. over the years, they ventured into several donet enterprises before establishing the jelly donut at 24 and van ness in 1987. cuneeka and vector were fortunate to grow up seeing their parents business flourish. they were just 11 and 12 years old when they started helping around the shop and bringing their neighborhood friends to hang out. their parents way of operating instilled from a early age a understanding the donut shop is more then just a business to sustain their family. it can be a place that welcomes neighbors, models generosity and bri

victor suvorov - this, however, is not the kgb - intelligence, but military intelligence, so he escaped, an english agent, became a greatdistorting historical events, but very subtly, he turned out to be a talented propagandist, the enemy, well, who is he, all he says is that he’s hunting him, well, who ’s hunting him, i don’t know, since... and i can’t kill him, as long as i’ve lived, you know how long i’ve worked in intelligence, all the time we were compromised, you understand, they have a very strong propaganda service in their hands there is, well, the entire bourgeois press, the entire press, is controlled, it is very difficult for us to get along with them here, that is, the relationships with... in this area, let's say, just chatter, we have different ones, we have no experience, lies, that's it. this, because such hypocrisy, merkel herself, merkel herself admitted that we concluded the minsk agreements in order to strengthen the combat capability of ukraine, well , they were fooling us, but we probably knew something. but there was no strength, they bled the country dry in the nineties, that’s all, exactly you

great scream victor davis hanson. none of 5 civil or criminal cases lodged against president trump -- by the way all through washingtonhis all election interference by biden. none have had merit. these criminals civil trials are continuation of the effort of last 8 years to destroy presidential campaign. and enemies like china and russia now -- new political prosecutions similar to those of their own system. and more so, that is victor davis hanson. and he on with a beautiful segment. the republican -- and they agree with him 100%. any president who would go through the justice system and et cetera. it is a disgrace what is happening this is something that should not be happening, tom fitton, i tracked the trial in new york prosecution, has not presented any evidence of a crime by trump. judge merchan is -- he said very negative things about him, i am not saying that today about the judge. matt whitaker, former acting attorney general. concerned about the trial of new york, targeting president trump, very unfair, and et cetera. gag order is -- protect defend an defendants, rarely applied to just one side, they have ne