and even when vot worked for the club, there is a city day and a village day, and i think that we willay and i will ask you to sing along. i must yes, a romance of sadness light, i will decorate the verses with saddened notes. in the pre-sunset rays and the whirling of bees over honeycombs, sadness about the departed will swirl. sorrow sadness light and slack of memory sadness light blurry blue, and our life. with outstretched hand thank you, you know, this is just the case, then i didn’t want to sing along, namely, listening to you, which was performed by valentin tolkunova, is a very, very rare song. i heard her, and you will go away to sing, right? well, after advertising, friends, we will continue to stay with us. enterosgel is the right choice for adults and children russia's last chance mikhail porechenkov i have a normal man, i have a job. help me win first place, otherwise you will always be second, and ravshana kurkova we have an exclusively working relationship with double strength. now in new packaging. 96 capsules vtbeite team to switch from pension to vtb where every ten t

vot will be able to get to his italian harbor after his puppeteers lower the curtain.significant events of this day in history in the selection of ekaterina burlakova. we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now. hello september 2, 911. in russia , the first widely known international treaty between byzantium and russia was concluded 4 years before the kiev prince. lek. constantinople went on a campaign and when he won the battle the byzantines offered him a treaty to prevent an attack on the future greek text. the documents have not been saved. but the old church slavonic came to us as part of a later document of the tale of bygone years, the contract determined the rules of trade for russians and greeks, punishment for criminal offenses committed by merchants. the byzantines also changed the so-called coastal law instead of capturing what was washed ashore. vessel. the owners of the coast, pledged to help save the ship and russian property merchants. they also received the right to live free of charge in byzantium for up to six months and tr

takes wartime, was in the occupied territory of belarus, he was at that time young enough to fight vot felt these hardships of fascism. his territory e and, accordingly, with his history with his work. he is a belarusian writer himself. i wrote this story of his life, the story of his relatives, the story of his friends. for me, the most important point was whether this work evokes some emotions, or does not, because if a person empathizes, sympathizes, then the author of the text managed to convey his thoughts and most importantly, if there was an emotion, then memory will remain. well, the second, perhaps, criterion. it is with what love were written. these texts of the best works will be posted on the website of the publishing house, belarus today sb.by in total, more than 600 creative works from all over the country took part in the competition. the semashko city hospital of warsaw opened an mri department today. such diagnostics, which people need , appeared thanks to the presidential decree, which aimed at developing the orsha district , a tomograph worth more than 2 million rubl

we give children from other schools the opportunity to engage in vot programming and be involved in it-technologiest place. we set a task. it is still the development of interest in children. uh, physics, mathematics, computer science. in the future, engineering skills and design skills will come in handy. here are the children of all they do this, if you remember, my childhood, of course, in our childhood there was no such abundance of technology. unfortunately, therefore, well it is somewhere what today. uh, here i am trying to create such an educational environment for children. these are probably echoes of what was once not received by me as a child in my school years. well, now i'm trying to realize my unrealized childhood dreams. well, i hope with the help of our friends, these companies, we will succeed here. children are not the generation that our child once grasped. it goes deep. we have a lot rather due to the fact that knowledge, when you fuck your initial ones, is very small, therefore, when we give him something new, it is natural, but he assimilates more at the age, as i say 30 plus,

for example, the kharkiv direction means that under the guise of a small squirrel i made my way to vot’seadquarters and highly accurately spoiled the military maps , in short, they thought that there are mountains near kharkiv, which means or a forest near chernobyl means a lonely girl. russian so that's what the wolves posted the inscription orcs we'll bite you eh no not only that there are different directions ot the hedgehog with a bare ass don't scare or distract the diabetic ot so in fact i'm very happy that our abilities came in handy for me countries by the way, two years ago i filmed in ukraine , i have a talent as an alternative sculptor, but for some reason i was cut out of a marshmallow, my dream is to experiment with as many people as possible, just imagine if this is not a small dzhereltse, but baikalka, it’s cool, it’s true , i’m sorry, i can’t communicate anymore, urgent special tasks are not given out, they never cease to amaze cleaning this time, margarita is the result of seven consequences, no one will give more of the rear, except us. in this way, our family in kharki

vot, dense fog, which is very rare in magadan, the video set-top box from the kalashnikov concern waser of the magadan region and is equipped with a high-definition video camera that shoots a six-fold zoom in full hd; there are also two cameras of a thermal imager with an eight-fold zoom ; -rescue operations, it happens such that what is happening on earth, uh, let's say. eh, you can't see it from that height. to do this, you need to descend and inspect the object. uh some square uh territory to make a decision what to do next sit down or not sit down or leave, what deserves attention, what does not deserve new equipment. they say the pilots will allow them to significantly save time and fuel, especially important. this is when conducting search and rescue operations, when you need to examine hundreds of kilometers of taiga next time, because its suspension will be tested already in work, when the crew will send to solve specific problems. shcherbakov rastamakhmetov message, magadan in the tomsk region, the deputy head of the correctional colony was detained. according to investigator

lad last time i checked, they actuallsti y count the vots on election night. n what a novel concept. so is democracy in peril in florida? no, of course. not. but their next fake is that extremism and fascism are on the rise. >> you can. look any number offt different metrics. right wing extremism is on the rise. >> there is no question thatis o extremism is on the rise in this country and it poses a very real national security threat. this is ultranationalism. tural this is fascism. and it's it's rising in america. >> false. there is not a single person at the white house, at the dnc or at "the washington post" who actually believes that i acf republican win in 2020 two or 2020 four will no longer have le electionr s, okay, that it's fascism time in the united states , it's extremism run amok. and if you believe anyfor eigh , you're just a sucker. the next fake thatomehow somehow conservative policies are anti womenpolicies and repus have been so scary.ary in >> and what they're talking about, taking away women'so vote right to vote , women's right to choose w

his party got 19% of the vot, while the populis five-star movement got about 15%. mr.ce announced that he will step down as party leer. also in the party -- >> this was a failure of the pro-european camp that failed to unite. there is a blame game going on now between opposition parties. we should focus on uniting. >> the results of the election marked a return of silvio berlusconi, nine years after he was kicked out for fraud. >> everybody will have some influence on anybody else within the coalition, as it has always been with different balances for 25 years. the coalition of center-right rules many regions today in central italy and has a long history of work. >> there is a concern about her party's links to fascism. >> she says she has jettisoned fascism, has consigned fascism to the history of italy, but there are those who believe it is not so simple. there are the echoes of italy's very dark past that is still pervading parts of her party. she described herself as a modern conservative, anti-lgbt, wants a naval blockade on libya to stop migrant boats. >> giorgia

and now his words began to clarify yushchenko's last name at the hidden kpr that no no he didn't mean vot mobilization and so on i i think that the administration of the president is testing the attitude of the russians. it seems to me that it has not changed. and this attitude is negative, but until now they are probing and sending to the people new and new gontsov, for example, the crimean warrior-cor of sweets in eterius lavyev also spoke on this topic, well , a category defined by law to call up citizens on their own, or a percentage of different categories of citizens, it is clear that they came and not to the emperor clings to everything and of course does not exclude the mobilization of everyone and everything, but he also understands that if he moves to universal of mobilization, a certain amount of risks immediately arises for him, and his property is very clearly related to this, one thing is that she does not want to cross that line, for which you will no longer be rewarded because, well, indeed, the consequences of declaring mobilization are irreversible, because you begin to

has warned the uk nold vot on this legislation that could affect the creation or not of a hard border between north and south ireland. do you believe that vote will happen? and what happens to u.s. relations if that goes ahead? >> so, i think the first thing to say is that the president had a very warm discussion with the prime minister when she was first appointed. they talked about the special relationship. they talked about what britain and the u.s. can do together, promoting democracy and open societies around the world and the need to push back on authoritarianism. so, as the queen herself has said, what brings us together is far stronger than any individual issue that may divide us. we, too, in britain, the prime minister wants to preserve the peace agreement in northern ireland. she and the president and the irish government absolutely share that aim. >> but she's also talked about scpping partsf that agreement with the eu. that specifically -- >> that's a particular agreement about trade so that northern ireland can trade with ireland, which remains in the european union. and

they say from they distanced themselves from this, they said that it did not concern them, here at votow we see how they have behaved since february and what will it lead to such a ball well and well and p. in your opinion, oleksandr, what do you think that what what what now i still need to do it in the time that is there, i don’t know my vision until winter. as far as i understand in the luhansk donetsk region, how much maybe they will er orcs er remain in the positions they had er not until february 24 in there are already many of them in our cities of severodonetsk and lysychansk captured already after the 24th. i think that the number of uh, what kind of people they have, they will, well, uh, be fixed on the other side on a smaller section of the front. therefore, how much more they will retreat and flee uh, it will depend on us, so we we are doing our best. well, there is still time left in the kharkiv region, so, as far as i know, it is not far from our regions in those directions that for us not even to let them in is clear, thank you, mr. oleksandr oleksandr doroshenko, before

service of radio liberty please i am not speaking show on discuss this film this is a film independently vothe french benedite who wrote a book about it, it’s not necessary how to change me, ahmed zakaeva yes, francesco would not give it he tells me that this editor doesn’t interest me, i can’t help you with anything, and these days they are making a gigantic material about how nevzorov is a victim of putin’s bloody regime, and nika belotserkovskaya, a blogger and a football player. this is information about the war sheepish editors - it turns out that it interests them and i will give you a million such examples because this is the most real intellectual force because i started doing it only because i i met the gigantic resistance of these people, these famous - legendary journalists of radio liberty, i will write off the russian service, eh, people who worked for this in moscow, it's raining now, i don't even know what they are doing, ahmed zakaev explained in detail the whole reason, the investigative connection, all the details of what eh the independent republic was subjected to aggress

talking about right now, that corridor has not been completely handed over to the azerbaijani side on vot there about the fate of azerbaijan continued constant fixation on the location of the armenian armed forces together with the russian peacekeepers, who are there for sure. for a very long time , these signals have already been going on for a long time. well, for more than one month, the official status of what is there or a contract, they are not there they have to free the territory so that azerbaijan can enter here. azerbaijan, in its turn , should have built and built, i will emphasize on the new road, a new alternative corridor from armenia to nagorno-karabakh, which it did not fully fulfill. about such basic things, it is now possible to talk about midnight today , and you know how much we analyze the second karabakh war, let's say the tactics of the military of azerbaijan, it is very fast, it is very difficult to express it with the help of drones and artillery, and then they go to cross-border infantry forces, they very quickly occupy those other territories, yes, in principle,

these republicans who i talked to is that some of these trumpist candidates might be great for primary votsbut not so great for independent voters. not so great for suburban white women voters who are reacting to a lot of the news we are seeing, particularly around the dobbs decision. you see something really happening in the data. inflation is certainly a huge issue. i think it is the number one issue among voters. the second most important issue is health care. yamiche: you bring up abortion -- i want to talk about the importance it has. dasha, you have been talking to candidates, especially republicans who had to change their messaging. tell us what you are hearing on the campaign trail. dasha: i have had the privilege of being on the ground of several states that gave us the signal that abortion would be a big driving issue for voters. i was on the ground in kansas in the month leading up to that big decision where voters voted down the antiabortion amendment. what's really important, when i have been talking to voters in 2020 and over the last couple of years, there was a lot of focus

there are people of age, that is, there is a mass of people who are not young, namely well after 40 votry specials. they do not have military specials. they passed military service. no, it’s difficult to judge, but according to the video, the poorly prepared masses are registered very quickly, all in their lack of preparation. it promises someone to something, attracts someone, forces them. well, there are different ways, but still, formally, it is considered some kind of contract workers, it is people who volunteered , eh, this is a very fine line . obligations here, the processes can go from the very unpredictability and it is not a fact that the initial one has solved some problems. - they die at the expense of those who have already been mobilized. well, or those recruited by force, yes , even though the conscripts do not ask for it urgently, it does not receive any salaries at all. i don’t get any 200,000 . it varies from 1,000 to 150,000 emergency annual services, but they are still being prepared even to use them. combat operations there require at least 18 years of training, but

that's why when vot called, the producers offered, uh, especially such, well, a project that combines a cheerful, kind one in a musical project. come on, all together, the main test on the way of the participants to the victory of the wall with a whole hundred experts, a grand jury to be won and subdue voice charisma from stagecraft . the more experts could not resist and rose from their seats, the higher the chances of people to understand. recognizing you among hundreds, but most often, it happens that the wall becomes an insurmountable obstacle and the experts criticize the contestants for their individuality. there are a lot, and there are very few schools, including the vocal one. in this edition, vocalists from kazan , moscow and bishkek will appear before the jury. your number seemed to me. uh, and your image today is a little bit comical here a little bit. i am same conservatory conservatory ended in the new season of the vocal show competitive selection. became the organizers added for the participants additional semi-final tests in the final. when the final of the show is al

tell, you know. such destruction, such destruction, listen for yourself, kharkiv metro has stopped, votupply has been decorated and disappeared for the second time without electricity, zaporizhskaya sumy region, a power outage recorded in dnipropetrovsk oblast this is the same in some districts of kyiv in poltava , three trolleybuses caught fire due to a power surge . it is also reported that the entire system of electric trains has stopped in ukraine. you know what is happening with these stories about how everything here has already died, everything has been destroyed and so on, they are not just misinforming, they are lying, this is wrong, this is wrong. they are trying this way, this is that to save face for putin, to show that, well , no, that’s how we fight. well, since they don’t know how to fight with the army . you know, the attempt to really save the face of the russian government is such a work for the internal audience, a story that everything is here, but they even just feel that such a dramatic element is simply silent nonsense, without comments, as the whole world discuss

with that thought, $18000000.00, it's all going to be spent on immediate to a vot junglin from guy. but why are we not looking concrete measures? why is a we have in drought, climate change? most of the communities are depending on grain fed agriculture to produce crops that livestock to i depending on great their failing, we cannot be and completely hungry. so it is important to realize that all we are doing is, every year, having this temporary, ah, measures not to concrete measures when even if we have concrete measures, what we're going to look at as raphael. what is happening to see what is walking, what is not wanting so that we can skill this best practices again when it happens next year, a certain you brought in that you well, we actually have a comment from the un commission for human rights for venus, sham dasani, here's what she had to say about it. the ongoing conflict with elisha bab complicates the humanitarian response in terms of gaining access to many of those who are in need. children, women, and older persons are bearing the brunt of the crisis. as the majority o

vot ego okna, she is not closed, and there were probably such burials. they all reburied in cemeteries, the woman does not know and emphasizes the atrocities in izyum can surpass bucha when all the crimes of the russian federation will be revealed to the world tetyana dotsyak igor tambiev ictv facts - the only news in dnipropetrovsk region due to the impact of russian rockets two civilians were killed three were injured in total after previous attacks 43 out of one hundred and sixteen houses remain submerged emergency and communal services continue to eliminate the consequences of enemy rocket attacks in kryvyi rih hydraulic facilities, the water level has dropped significantly in all areas of the city, the deputy head of the office reported of the tymoshenko wing of the president of ukraine, he also noted that 421 settlements have already been liberated in kharkiv oblast, humanitarian cargo continues to arrive there, the balakliya community has received more than 100 tons of products, soon generators, building materials, medicines and other aid will be

>> i think democrats need to be concerned about younger vot voters, minority voters, pretty much everyember. i jumped into this race because i love where i grew up steve and i'm sick of politicians who leave us to deal with the day-to-day impact of their failed leadership and bad policies. and instead of sitting on the p sidelines i jumped into this race and wanted to bidele a part of the solution. we are think this reflective inh the shift in the republican is shiparty all across the couny with a record number of minorities not only getting on the ballot for the priorities let now on the ballot in on november. we saw it back in 2020 with the 15 seats we picked up as republican party. we are seeing it in rnc in the community centers in the past well.as >> steve: what about the younger side of things? it is been this cliche republican and conservative spirit how do we reach young voters? this tends to be more left-leaning group. and how does that look to you right now? >> i think part of it is continuing to talk about the number one issue impacting inflation. the economy, the highest nu

our da vot also analyzed this morning all the instructions that were issued to the government.rus and our agreements. we have practically no disruptions and the development of our economy and the existence of our states in general have changed dramatically even in the last 3 months. well, we were predicted to collapse. death and so on life is diverse. we need someone. we need someone, and we have found those partners who work successfully themselves, with whom we work and promote our economy, those people understand here people should be especially grateful on our part to express their understanding. still, it's not easy. the period, the world, turned upside down. one can say that people understand that there are different people, and here and there there are enough of them, we see them, and thank god maybe, here we have a certain watershed and criterion in russia in 2020, now we have them, which show who is who we live in times of a real geopolitical break in this difficult period, indeed all actions are in full view and the last partial mobilization of there are enough neighb

you have to come to new hampshire, we have a running joke in new hampshire, someone might say you are votjoe biden, and other guy says i don't know i only met him twice, you have to keep coming and get to know you, and look us in the eye and ba buyoff on you as a as a person. not an individual, you have to be transparent and earn the public trust. and what you say you will do is what you do. people get thrust ir flustered and put ads on tv, it turns out he who spends more ads on tv is the loser, it is boots on the ground. trey: they should listen to you. governor chris sununu, thank you for joining us. look forward to visiting with you gain. again. >> you bet, thank you, bud snow midterms are coming and we're delighted to have two guests who know a lot of about politics former white house press secretary ari fleischer and welcome i will do what i do, try to give you both equal time. mo, are you expecting republicans to take the house, senate, both or neither? >> you know, first, i'll say that i have tried to stay out of the predication business since 20 skin 1 1 16 election, i think that

here is a laureate of international competitions, a graduate of the gnessin russian academy of music votut this is a unique performer who, in her hands, literally spews flames from the cello. and see you. hooray let's not delay with the game of submission. would you give us this the greatest pleasure ? his students. whether they want it or not. there are such pedagogies. let's applaud elizabeth a elena elena elena tretyakova is our wonderful artist. and she graduated from the laureate of international competitions, by the way, to the belarusian state academy of music. yes, we even have an international composition, and here are all the jokes that are about violists. this, of course, is not about her. she is wonderful with us, but i think that the audience of our program does not fully understand. why should there be jokes about violists. and about i don't know about there are no baists, jokes. maybe, too, by the way, there are, but protests are always compared with violinists, or what? or not only. about vocalists, i know a lot about people who play drums in symphony orchestras, about so

european commission and in a trilateral format with the european commission and ukraine about gas supplies vothrough ukraine and c. in general, well, in the nineteenth year we at the very least, these negotiations completed certain uh agreements, but it was clear that uh with the local public. i'm not talking about kievskaya after the fourteenth year, but it's very, very difficult to have a job. well, i will say, for example, when the former president of ukraine yanukovych, for all his shortcomings, and he made a proposal for tripartite negotiations. we supported this case, the then representative of the european commission, mr. boroso, said no, in no case is this a bilateral issue. we are quoting. we do not interfere with the european union in relation to the russian one. itai. why and russia believes that it can interfere in the negotiations of the european union with ukraine well, where is china, where is ukraine, this is a separate topic from the diagonal, not only geography, some time passes, then that's it. it comes to a dead end for them, as one would expect. and then the furrow says, a

you see, he stretched the room vertically, because vot appeared this one here, like a black spot withof a radiator. we have all the rest of the decoration. very light. why not? at first it seemed that it was wallpaper. with such a relief print with vertical lines , it turned out to be decorative plaster, decorative plaster, which was made by an amazing artist. pash show how he deals with decorative coatings for walls and ceilings. eh, i was a terrible tyrant. he hated me, and it seems to me that he cursed me on this project, because i invented. eh, this coating suffered, so with the technology of application, i wanted to get the effect. you know, the compressed silk is so big, in short, it probably works. again, this is practically not afraid. this is a wet room cover. just as exactly as i found it is absolutely impossible. nothing to hurt. this is a quartz coating. can be used in wet areas. it can be used in the hallway. we have become larger this cube, we are a little bit 10 cm in this way. now our opening has increased to eighty-five centimeters, this is the maximum we could do her

exactly them to tear off the i am and him, but ford or it pull in season full of tail or vot mumford go ahead and use animal the off copeland awfully comes to see it. yeah, i hope that very dimia. it pushes the home ling off the motor setting bassette for selma. so i have to select how you up there. and you can see those kit hawk exit of directtv tet or office threat give, eat, so bit of a live, honestly offer in puffy, not captain m. still with them. i mean of fixed, tickles, fluffy, i've a halt. most saw how they will a problem move me or color manascale or yeah, or blender of da difficulty about almost no god, me man aflac or to left it up on these. the fin was you all and i saw a horribly, it's all not thought diagnosed ops effect. i think it hung a little delay of among him in lieu tax documents of church dot com. barbie yell to play it in the texas. refer and or hub in the full. so to the own people, the or the school machine will determine at the honda. among domini african youth marshal, talent to lendy helps me stiff gas, monkey d. i'm sick hale to detect, man, the boy get s

i think there's a huge amount of pressure on the workers right now ter all of this kind of circuso vot f tentative agreement. there is always this idea that workers are greedy, overpaid, so forth. if you look at the demands here, ey are not really very economic. we arealking abo having some semblance of schedule. we are talking about sickeave, which most workersn highly unionize industries have had for dades datg back t the middle of the last century. and then of course thinable to negotiate attendance policies, that was another issue that apparently has been placated by mply sing you're not going to beenalized for taking time off foredical reasons. but that leaves the harsh atteance polic on many rriers still i effect. all i can say is the rank-and-file will have the final word. there's a huge level of discontent amongst much of the rank-and-file step as you noted just yesterday, the rank-and-file machinist union, which was the first set of union officials to agree to a tentative agreement, the rank-and-file did vote that tended to agreement down. -- tentative agreement down. it remai

so there is the opportunity, th possibility that all of the efforts touppress the vot backfired peoplehave been historically challenged in their ility to vote. it could lead to a higher or dedication to go out and have that right -- that republicans are so desperately trying to take away. that is where this critical supreme court case that a been talking about comes into play, this independent state legislature theory that leonard leo toy that would allow states to throw away folks that have already been -- votes that have already been cast and. republicans are trying to suppress votes and if that doesn't work, trying to put themselves in a position where they can overturn the vote and throw away votes. we're in a crisis of democracy. we are not approaching a constitutional crisis, the crisis is upon us. the queson is, what we do about it? y: elie mystal, we will have you back on deck you talk about what we do about it and your book "allow me to retort: a black guy's guide to the constitution." next up, we continue to remember the life and legacy of author activist barbara ehrenreich.

really good that i got the extension of the voting rights act, over 25 year, even got strom theurmond to vot not a joke, i thought hate can be defeated. but only hides. and when given any oxygen, it comes out from under the rocks. in the last few years it's been given much too much oxygen in our politics and our media and on the internet. too much hate all for power and profit. that's the part that's changed a little bit. it's about power and profit. too much hate that's fueled extremist violence allowed to fester and grow. you know, as a result our very own intelligence agencies, our own intelligence agencies in the united states of america have determined that domestic terrorism rooted in white supremacy is the greatest terrorist threat to our homeland today. i've been around awhile. i never i'd hear that. enough. we need to say white supremacy, all forms of hate fueled by violence have no place in america. fair to call it out as complicity, my dad would say. if your silence is complicity, we can't remain silent. there's those that say we bring it up and divide the country. bring it up, we

but election experts say the damage could be even bigger than the illegal acsiscessing of vot equipment be undermining the security of elections in the future. >> in most cases to complete a successful attack you need physical access to the machines. and so these efforts to unlawfully gain access to the machines opens up a new threat that we haven't seen in the past. >> reporter: and the video shows the access to this restricted elections office went on for weeks. people connected to efforts to overturn election results kept showing up. new video shows an i.t. specialist working with election deniers named jeffrey lindbergh entering the restricted area more than two weeks after the initial breach. lindbergh is under criminal investigation by a special prosecutor in michigan in a series of voting system breaches there. in a recent interview he said he didn't personally breach the machines in what he called testing. >> all the testing, all the equipment was operated by the local certified election officials there. we didn't -- we didn't touch it. >> andrew griffon joins us. do we know wha

and you headed a very important institute that was engaged in intelligence analysis, but see dmitry votelligence. you said that they were engaged in propaganda, and they always dealt with them in a whole direction, as it was in the cia called. smart events all that they did in soviet times. they also set up companies. ah, propaganda. yes, they deployed them and published them, well, the british are generally lovers of this business. and they did it on such a scale, it seems to me, the scale has expanded, because england for the first time in many, many years. after the forty-fifth year, practically entered into hostilities, we even discard a small part of the special forces who are participating. although this is already a significant fact, but everything they do. they are actively involved. we now we are faced with the fact that the us and the allies are waging war with us e nato, they are waging a real war, because these, why did i ask questions to the general in his e, korea, because i still know a little how much respect your work and your institute enjoyed. uh, when did you lead it

own way, i do not regret a bit that i did not leave for the city and realized here graduated from the votniversity named after pushkina unlearned and returned and went to teach at her native school after working at school. here from the ninety-third year to the fourteenth year. e was elected chairman of the orekhovo village council of deputies and i am the chairman of the orekhovo rural executive committee and i will try to justify the trust that was placed on me. eh, my countrymen today we are preparing a dish papan papan, so we will cook. at this point, pan ili disappeared with water and the need to send our bulbuda to salt some water already. the first time i meet with such a recipe for grandmother. and then you have to stand and constantly interfere with interfere with interfere. stock up on patience , stock up on time, because working with meat, and she is not a vanity povy. give a click. do you think that i am now, uh, cooking seasoning for meat? no, i'm now treating my nerves, watch the culinary historical show belarusian cuisine on our tv channel. we are going on an expedition alo

countries, as it were, as an economic bloc, it continues to occupy a very serious place in our trade on vot nevertheless, if we take it separately by country, then here are ten of our largest partners as follows. china as i said e netherlands turkey germany italy belarus e-e france kazakhstan and a india a what happens to russian energy exports? here’s what you’ve seen over the past six months, so that you fix something interesting both in terms of volume and in terms of value. this is a difficult question, because you know, uh, that a decision has been made to suspend the publication of customs statistics, so i probably won’t be able to answer in full, but uh, i will say in the following way that if we consider, uh, our main export, fuel energy products in value terms and in kind , then the dynamics here are slightly different, directed and in physical terms, in principle, we are at the level of last year. as for the volume of exports of e in value terms to the united states, here, of course, taking into account the rise in energy prices. we are in a good position. there , our expert partn

what they're telling vot s about me of a judge to sentence a bay area man to nine years in prison for his plan to bomb the sacramento democratic headquarters last year in protest of former president trump's election loss, according to the sacramento bee. prosecutors say ian rogers from napa had stockpiled 48 firearms , five pipe bombs and 15,000 rounds of ammunition. rogers head claimed he and a fellow trump supporter were angry about the election loss. but we're simply engaged in what he described as beer talk. however prosecutors say rogers plotted with another man about attacking potential targets, including the democratic headquarters in sacramento. a tip, however, led authorities to search rogers home and auto repair shop in napa, and that's where the weapons were found. rogers has pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced next wednesday in san francisco federal court election day a little more than six weeks away, political leaders from both parties are on the road in pennsylvania, campaigning to voters about why their party should be in control of congress. fox's lauren b

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republic was talking about, threats continue to come to representatives of the commission until por votof the precinct election commission. let's listen to her words. we are watching the process and we see that the commissions have started sorting out the ballots, they are immediately formed into piles. e. no, not really, not in the established form, we pack everything in the whole package and we sign and bring it to the territorial election commission along with the final protocol. on the first day, as soon as the precincts were created in the election commission. uh, i got threats. well, you and the voters. let's go to the last, because abundance. we remember, you will take a traitor in your hands, right? but arrivals continue here in the luhansk people's republic, and they report that they are now hitting bryanka, hitting stakhanov because of, uh, such blows to some. uh, some work of the precinct commissions had to even carry literally in bomb shelters. they have worked already estimated that more than 80 missiles of the american highmars system. uh, they were fired at , uh, territor

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if you take vot into some kind of switch and flip between some theoretical european television and russian say in russia, specifically, the phrase i liked describes the murder well, because it sits like this, they say, and we will buy gas from them. and we'll be like this . you have gas. i'm still funny there was. it's just you see, well, he says, you russians will refuse there, but you are going to introduce a ceiling on gas, not only on uh, russian gas, but on the rest of the gas, going to introduce. uh, gas price ceiling. here is the european commission, it is also studying. she is studying, you know, the introduction of prices for non-russian gas, including lng, but she fears that he is redirected to other countries, you know, this is a powerful statement in general from a statesman. but this is true pseudo-statehood, but it considers itself to be attacking. i want to argue with vladimir here vladimirovich putin because when he said that it was stupid, in fact, the conversation was serious. they are not dumb. they are not just stupid. they are especially stupid and it seems to me that

problem get fixed if nobody can vote your shares for you, and just because i own a etf, and most don't votyou have a situation where people who don't, it's not their money, are voting those shares, and that's the problem, and people are harnessing that and voting for people who don't care. >> that's a great point. t at the end of the day, it's pragmatically impossible for them to vote thousands of proxies. there's another dimension to this, too, that people forget. much of the influence that asset managers have through corporate boards is through what they call shareholder engagement, and they are saying we are your largest shareholder or second largest shareholder and this is how we want to see you behave, and there's a study that observe -- think about the presumption about one man writing a letter to company ceos, and that letter drove more than the proxy voting that we see, and proxy voting has become a lightning rod >> you wouldn't have the soft influence if you did not have the tickets to back it up. most shareholders don't care, they don't care enough to vote, and it's a problem it'

it’s hard for me to fight, but we fight, we win anyway in any way. only daughters vot well, my secondw it on the way. you are small, and you really shed a tear, and i had a phone long away. i did not have time to get it and said that you also have children. would you like to say hello to her, in short, hello to daughter nastya and son artyom to my relatives, mother, father, wife, i want to say hello to everyone. i miss you very much. god bless. see you soon such a powerful fighter there, as a man must remain a man in the first place. this is right. in fact, let's go , another fighter of the thirteenth bars, brother, arrived. tell me where are you from? the loudest yesterday they already worked out panam agsm with mortars at us, yesterday they threw them right on the position. well give god everyone is alive and well. well, that is, somewhere the distance of the battle is already one and a half kilometers . if there were a forest belt, it would be 200 m, we have such a position there, we will smash them, the army men fight well. well done, too. we stand with them. here is a shoulder in

uh, who, maybe, doesn’t know in the vot vasylivka area, and there was a corridor, that is, people fromuh, by the way, exchanges were carried out here through this line, a lot of things were done here. and now, judging by what i see now, kiev has decided to stop this practice. to people, and these are tens of thousands of people who used this corridor, were able to go to the territory controlled by the russian federation during these months, so that this flow of people would be stopped, they inflicted this. that is, i understand that this is a very distant sight. it's not just random looked there an act of revenge and so on. this is a very distant policy. let's see if these border crossings end here. but it means that they achieved their goals. and now everything is really being decided at the front, and first of all, krasny lyman here are the hardest fights. they are here the average stalingrad enemy is trying with all his might to take this city trying to spoil it. we have a holiday today, our guys from the twenty and fifty- eighth army is holding on. today, reinforcements were sent t