today 18:00 in a relationship, the generation of love and the subsequent formalization of the weekend union stomach, which allows you to get rid of these butterflies in the stomach. i also have a. yes, even tomorrow i'm ready to marry you, marry me. marry me. so you love, by the way, about butterflies today at 21:00 on the channel, russia 1, we were engaged. simple food chocolate you know, we are all limited in sweets in calories, and i have good news for you without chocolate. there can be no healthy eating. chocolate is one of the seven must-have foods according to several medical associations, because this seven includes vegetables, fruits, fish , whole grains, garlic, and chocolate. well, the whole question, as always, medicine and poison differs only in dose. it also has this good, and what kind of chocolate should we buy? what is the tastiest chocolate? milk chocolate by the way, the birthplace of south america, the aztecs, the chocolate word, in my opinion, is a secession anyway, so the course guides told me when i traveled there many years ago in europe, it appeared at the end of th

union. this weekend belgorod hosted a big culinary celebration of the russian folk tradition of sculpting dumplingsstmas time before epiphany, gathering here both citizens and guests from other regions for the sixth time. a treat with strawberries, cabbage, lentils and cheese stuffing for every taste, and in terms of the number of cooked dumplings, last year's record of dalmir was even broken. biryukova looked at the gastronomic festival. but what to drink dumplings with pickles in the belgorod region, they just sculpt such a store far away, there was no time to go to the store, and we decided to throw pickled cucumbers there, dumpling hairs with strawberries, the most delicious summer flavor. each district has its own recipes only in gubkinsky 22 lentils , short mushrooms with fish. and these are randoliki from yurievka is not boiled and is made from a special dough. inside is the filling of cottage cheese and egg yolk, and they soak behind the cream and become soft flavors and appetites. they talk about the desire to make a wish to the one who will eat the youth of wealth and happiness all year.

i never thought i could -- their union weekend during the previous commanders, a lot of the former commanding officers and the chiefs and spouses where there. they were all meeting each other. summer meeting for the first time. some we had known each other for years. i had heard, many of them were talking about trying to capture someone's history. i learned later that many had written their own stories. i first realized that i could write the book as long as i had security review done, it was possible. i knew i wasn't going to write anything that was unattractive to any president. i knew i could weave in 15 stories of other commanding officers and get the history. now we can bring the whole history of the camp, a lot of the camps together. other cos and tell their stories. you will see their stories and names in the books. you will see the photos. and use it to become a historical narrative for some of the personal insights. -- some people wanted stories. that wasn't the purpose. it was to show respect and to tell the story. and a little bit about the military supports the presidency around t

welcome to the weekend r t. i'm union, we begin with the latest updates in don boss where according to local officials, one mom has been killed following more ukrainian shelling of the city of done yet. also in the ne, brings up a rosier regional cemetery was reportedly targeted by you training in artillery, despite no russian military installation being in the area. earlier, the russian de fence ministry reported its forces had gain control over the suburbs outside the strategically important ton of solid or adding the ts forces. how'd so fred heavy casualties in the fighting soldier itself came under moscow's control last week. theoretically, paving the way for an advance from the major city of our cham also also known as back moot. will the m. o. d also recognise the wagner groups contribution in securing solider ortiz. senior correspondent morale goes the visited the toilet, met with fighters from the russian private military company. a warning you may find some of the following footage, the stripping. ah, this is sol

welcome to the weekend r t. i'm union, we begin with the latest updates in don bos, where according to local officials, one man is being killed following mor ukrainian shelling of the city of done yet also in the ne, brings up a rosier regional cemetery was reportedly targeted by ukrainian artillery. despite no russian military installation being in the area earlier, the russian defense ministry reported its force is hi, gain control over a suburb i'd say be strategically important. ton of solid are adding that t. s. forces out. so for heavy casualties in the fighting soldier itself came under moscow's control last week, theoretically, paving the way for an advance on the major city of archer most also known as back moot. well, the m o. d also recognize the wagner, a group contribution in securing solider ortiz, senior correspondent morocco, the visited the town. i met with fighters from the russian private military company . a warning you may find some of the following footage, the stripping. ah, this is solid, done. the

weekend. staying with rugby union, the former england and british and irish lion david duckham has died at the1976. he played in three of the four lions tests on their triumphant tour to new zealand in 1971. qualifying for the australian open continues, british players katie boulter, lily miyazaki and jodie burrage all won their first round matches, but liam broady lost. rafael nadal will be the top seed when the first round proper starts next monday in melbourne. he battled with a chronic foot problem and two abdominal tears at the back end of last season. but the former world number one, who has won a record 22 grand slams, insists he is in "good shape" ahead of the defence of his title. very happy to be back in melbourne last year was unforgettable and every year is different. for any different circumstances every year is completely special and new in is the beginning of the season. the masters snooker continues, the defending champion neil robertson might be out but last year's runner—up barry hawkins didn't drop a frame in his first round match against the uk champion mark allen, hazel ir

relationship with me with the goal of generating love and the subsequent formalization of the union on weekendsmarry me. marry me , i hate my daughter. so you love, by the way, butterflies premiere at 21:00 on the channel, russia the battle of the seasons a hundred is waiting 21:30 on the channel russia movement up 21:30 yesterday, the chekhov city court sentenced the ex-prosecutor of the ramensky district, konstantin tambov, believed that every entrepreneur should give him land by those who refused to be dealt with by bandits. why did the master with the prosecutor, who had a luxurious mansion and a multi-million dollar fortune, die in complete poverty, all the details are few today at 16:30. on channel russia this is the program, who is against on channel russia 1 we continue our discussion. uh. i that's a long time did not touch after that's the essence. in general, it was found out by mister arrestovich. e. well, literally i have been for several months five months. i haven't shown it for six years now. well, now i want to show it, because well, i’ll tell you my point of view, what i think

rugby union's champions cup group stage ends this weekend. special day for harlequins as they celebrated one of their stalwart players. who helped secure their progression. nick parrott rounds up this afternoon's action. 17.5 year danny care has this is the 350th appearance for the harlequin. this already reaching the final 16th had a strong score in open the scorning. their lead lasted all of four minutes before the special date was marked again. it did not take long for him to make his mark. once again they did not relinquish their lead and merely cross for the club before half—time and england coach will have been happy with marcus smith's second appearance since recovering from a ankle injury — the fly half contributing more than a third of the points in the victory. that result meant that gloucester needed to win. their positive start was not replicating the score liners despite being able to qualify for an early lead. it is been showed why he has been called up to the england squad saw them to win 26—17. high tackles have been in the he

but president biden wants to do this weekend in his state of the union next week's say all of these policyes that we're having here in washington, here's how they translate into your lives. commuters going to new york, here going to have a lot clearer pathway with an extra tunnel for train travel. you are going to have a train tunnel in baltimore that's gonna make a trip from washington to new york half an hour faster. you are going to see middle class union jobs added all across the country next year. this is a year about implementation for the white house. the president is going to be spending the year cutting ribbons, announcing new projects all cross the country. that's what they want to focus to be about. the middle class economic strategy the president ran on becoming a reality. >> if they can execute that, how ideal is the timing? because people often forget during that first year and a half, when they pass that infrastructure bill into law, it was not just democrats, they got it done in a bipartisan way. and here we are, for the republicans taking over the house, and we look like w

mudslides in niles canyon causing hundreds to be delayed and the tracks to close all weekend for cleanup as a precaution. union pacific is inspecting the tracks by operating ahead of strains. as of now, everything seems to be going fine, which is a relief for commuters suffer, said game. it's showing to showing up on time. i was affected by this strange. the unfortunately i had to take that little left to how much of >> i was like almost 25 bucks. that man said it was $25 each way adding at a total to $50 when it comes to round-trip. i spoke with other people who said they used other means of public transportation. >> and others who said that they had to resort to calling family members. officials say that as of now, everything will run as normal. both in the morning and evenings when it comes to train services and freeman. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> we will talk about our forecast now with this live look outside here at the golden gate bridge out towards the north bay. clear out there today. sunny, nice to see the sun. make a return to the forecast. our meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details on.

mudslides in niles canyon causing hundreds to be delayed and the tracks to close all weekend for cleanup as a precaution. unionific is inspecting the tracks by operating ahead of strains. as of now, everything seems to be going fine, which is a relief for commuters suffer, said game. it's showing to showing up on time. i was affected by this strange. the unfortunately i had to take that left to or how much of >> it was like almost 25 bucks. that man said it was $25 each way adding at a total to $50 when it comes to round-trip. i spoke with other people who said they used other means of public transportation. >> and others who said that they had to resort to calling family members. officials say that as of now, everything will run as normal. both in the morning and evenings when it comes to train services and freemont michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> with that, we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco. nice sunshiny day here for a monday crop for meteorologist kyla grogan is here with more. it got really cold last night. kyla are really looking at th

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relationship with me with the goal of generating love and the subsequent formalization of the union weekend me. marry me, i hate my daughter. so you love, speaking of butterflies, the premiere is at 21:00 on the russia times channel. and there is a chance to brag about the fact that they have already spent a whole percentage of gdp on military assistance to zelensky, and this is almost for a minute 370 million euros estonia delivered all its 155-mm, which were only at the disposal of tallinn well, this seemed to them not enough. now they are insisting on the awareness of a specially buffer zone in the waters of the gulf of finland, where estonian customs officers can allegedly legally inspect russian ships. diplomatic tension between russia and the baltic countries over ukraine is growing syndroys have announced that they are withdrawing their ambassadors from moscow they are also sending russian ambassadors and their countries to russian ambassador to latvia said he should leave riga the day before the first anniversary of the invasion latvia's decision was followed by similar statements i

only one of new york city hospitals is reached an agreement with the nurses union for negotiation still underway this weekendities for the deadline comes for those nurses midnight tomorrow. arthel. divide alright eric, the pentagon yesterday announcing biden administration biggest ukraine military aid package y yet. it is worth close to $4 billion and includes several dozen attack vehicles as well as air defense systems. the announcement came during a two date cease-fire ordered by russian president putin for the orthodox christmas holiday. it is scheduled to end in a few hours, alex hogan live in ukraine's capitol of kyiv with the very latest, alex. >> hi arthel, skeptics not surprised the fighting continued on the front lines despite russia's claimed cease-fire for today, this holiday. russian president vladimir putin attended a church service, all alone for they are praising the influence of the russian orthodox church. meanwhile here in kyiv the memes of severing ties from russia crowds gathered at one of the countries holiest sites for a historic first ever christmas service in ukrainian. among those at

rugby union's champions cup group stage ends this weekend.16. they're into the second half at sandy park with exeter leading 14—3. meanwhile it was a special day for harlequins as they celebrated one of their stalwart players... who helped secure their progression. nick parrott rounds up this afternoon's action. this is the 350th appearance for the harlequin. this this is the 350th appearance for the harleauin. , . . , this is the 350th appearance for the harleauin. , ., ., , harlequin. this already reaching the final 16th had _ harlequin. this already reaching the final 16th had a — harlequin. this already reaching the final 16th had a strong _ harlequin. this already reaching the final 16th had a strong score - harlequin. this already reaching the final 16th had a strong score in - final 16th had a strong score in open the scorning. their lead lasted all of four minutes before the special date was marked again. it did not take long for him to make his n1ark~— did not take long for him to make his mark. . ., ., , did not take long for him to

weekend we are still saying it now. there is an exasperation amongst the unions, particularly the health unions.timistic after they met the health secretary for england at the beginning of last week, but there was sense from them that they haven't seen any progress since then. they feel that the government is digging its heels in. so what is the government digging its heels in, particularly when we see the rail minister saying today that the cost overall to the economy of the rail strikes has been far greater and if the whole thing had been resolved a couple of months ago? so why wasn't it resolved? because those in government say if it hadn't been, you would have created a precedent in that sector which would have forced payouts in other sectors, and the argument in government is that thatis the argument in government is that that is simply not affordable. when you speak to people in the treasury, who hold the purse strings, of course, they say the focus has to be on inflation. yes, the figures show it has fallen, but not as much as the treasury would have liked. they say getting that down has

union leaders went in to see the rail minister. i've had my muesli, i'm ready to go! hi, i'm rishi. the prime minister hinted at the weekend the mood for compromise. he was at a doctor's surgery in leeds today. i'm really pleased that union leaders accepted ministers' invitations to come in today to have discussions across the board, and that's a really positive development. and on pay, we've always said that the government is happy to talk about pay demands and pay issues that are anchored in what's reasonable, what's responsible, what's affordable for the country. but the most important thing is those talks are happening, and let's try and sit down and find a way through. one idea being talked about again privately at westminster is a one—off payment to striking workers to acknowledge spiralling prices. it's something the welsh government, led by labour, is suggesting for health workers — albeit without saying how much it'd be. but it will be a sum of money that would not otherwise be available to their members, during a difficult period, with all the cost—of—living pressures that we have faced. that could go directly in

union leaders went in to see the rail minister. i've had my muesli, i'm ready to go! hi, i'm rishi. the prime minister hinted at the weekendight be in the mood for compromise. he was at a doctor's surgery in leeds today. i'm really pleased that union leaders accepted ministers' invitations to come in today to have discussions across the board, and that's a really positive development. and on pay, we've always said that the government is happy to talk about pay demands and pay issues that are anchored in what's reasonable, what's responsible, what's affordable for the country. but the most important thing is those talks are happening, and let's try and sit down and find a way through. one idea being talked about again privately at westminster is a one—off payment to striking workers, to acknowledge spiralling prices. it's something the welsh government, led by labour, is suggesting for health workers — albeit without saying how much it'd be. but it will be a sum of money that would not otherwise be available to their members, during a difficult period, with all the cost—of—living pressures that we have faced. that could go

weekend's games. goldman beat me bickerson in sunday's laid game and that was off the shelf drew 00 with cologne. on saturday, union berlin beach rivals her into by and drew with frankfort bremond beat, volts, bug god, bach defeated hoffen, hein, fryeburg, beat, ox berg, and mines one of the bottom. and on friday, life sake were victorious against stood gut. and let's see how those results leave the league table by and lead at the top of the bonus sticker. have been cut to just a single point with union berlin breathing down the champions. next leipzig, endorsement round out the top fork. and at the bottom shall, could draw with cologne, was not enough to lift them out of the 18th place after they lost in the derby hotel, remain stuck in the 2nd automatic where legation place oh thats i show before the tag. i all the latest on that d, w dot com for all the latest news analysis and video. but coming up next is documentary about the man who became the u. s. m. back the to japanese, just off to the nazis seized power in 1933. i'll see you soon. a by leonardo da vinci's mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the greatest

weekend. >> it is necessary we handled the inflation reduction aid and formulate a european answer. firstly, we have to make sure that as a european union, we are not treated worse than neighboring countries such as canada or mexico, and it cannot accepted that the local content regulations that are in there cause discrimination of european businesses into their activities in the u.s.. dani: the german chancellor there talking about what the european response needs to be to the american inflation reduction act. what could that response to and its impact be on the economy? we will cover that later with a deutsche bank economist who was among the first to call that germany will be able to avoid a recession this year. why the change of disposition for the country? that interview will be in about 20 minutes time. let's first look at the key things we will watch out for today. we will have a lot of ecb speakers, starting with the ecb, and then we will get eurozone consumer confidence data. it may offer a glimmer of hope. at the same time we will look at the u.s. conference board to get a forecast of future u.s. economic activity. finally, we

the wrath over the weekend police have been trying to evict demonstrates, has since wednesday and the repair in union has inaugurated its 1st mainland satellite launch by the sweden, the bose to its capacity to send satellites into orbit spaceport as range as an extension of existing facility the arctic officials hope to have their 1st launch in 2024. as other headlines, more news here in al jazeera, after inside story ah classified documents have found in the home and private office of u. s. president joe biden. that's months after the f. b. i recovered secret papers from the residence of his predecessor, donald trump thought, how significant are these latest discoveries and what are the political implications? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i am fully back table. an investigation by a special council has been ordered into why classified papers were kept at u. s. president joe biden's home and private office that says a similar inquiry is continuing in to why secret documents were found stored at donald trump's florida residence. what are the implications of the latest fi

unions? lizzy: you are seeing a softening of the stance on both sides they by day. -- day by day. over the weekendhether the government is willing to negotiate on pay. what you are seeing is the health secretary in his talks yesterday with health union bosses, we hear behind the scenes opening the doors to potentially backdating pay, so meeting somewhere in the middle between the two years. the other sign of a softening is the financial times actually reports the government is open to a one-off payment. it is a private sector style miss, but it would help workers with the cost crisis now. people who were briefed on the meeting now told our reporters that they brushed off the idea. as you say, this goes on and on. both sides wants to find a resolution. it seems to be about choreographing a win for both sides at this point. dani: we will have you on throughout the week to talk more about this. that is bloomberg's lizzy burden. let's talk about emmanuel macron's plan to increase the retirement age expected to be announced by prime minister elizabeth orne today. joining us with the story is caroline c

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weekend. this is the same route that the a.c.e. train uses. it was considered too dangerous for cars, until tonight. union pacific railroad decided the tracks were safe enough for a.c.e. trains. as we saw and reported extensively this week, two lands guide in less than 24 hours shutdown the train service. it left a lot of people wondering why the trains were even allowed to operate. our senior investigative reporter has more. >> reporter: not exactly the view of the hills morning commuters were expecting. the train and it's 200 passengers stopped in their tracks. the mudslide came crashing down on tuesday. >> we hit a bump and chain jitter and then came to a stop. >> reporter: it brought dirt, debris, and confusion over why the rail line was even open to begin with. it had been closed since the weekend, and the department of transportation tells us it kept traffic away because of lighting and concerns over landslides. so, why were the train still running? >> the safety of the community is a top priority. >> reporter: he is with the san joaquin regional rail commission which operates the trains. but he say

i never thought i could -- their union weekend during the previous commanders, a lot of the former commanding officers and the chiefs and spouses where there. they were all meeting each other. summer meeting for the first time. some we had known each other for years. i had heard, many of them were talking about trying to capture someone's history. i learned later that many had written their own stories. i first realized that i could write the book as long as i had security review done, it was possible. i knew i wasn't going to write anything that was unattractive to any president. i knew i could weave in 15 stories of other commanding officers and get the history. now we can bring the whole history of the camp, a lot of the camps together. other cos and tell their stories. you will see their stories and names in the books. you will see the photos. and use it to become a historical narrative for some of the personal insights. -- some people wanted stories. that wasn't the purpose. it was to show respect and to tell the story. and a little bit about the military supports the presidency around t

death friday sparked nationwide protesters over the weekend reigniting calls to defund police the parents accepted an invitation to president state of uniony. >> nissan renault partnership facing changes french automaker will take stake, down to 15%, nissan for years wanted to limit french partners' control over management benefit the approved plan taking a look at the stocks, as you can see, moving into different directions fractionally. we know who is heading to the super bowl, first afc committee substitute city chief out lasting cincinnati bengals after game-winning drive led by patrick mahomes. >> a chance to clock it take your time take the shot mahomes rolling out third an four going for the -- the market -- out of bounds to stop it, offside hurt hit bench coming in to puta it 15 yards closer. 45 yards. -- all the way, it is good! cheryl: chiefs taking home 23 to 20 win, there was controversy, the ref duled a do refer chef got first down after a penalty, nfc hold off eagles stomping san francisco 49ers ugly 31 to 7 eagles, playoff games combined 55 points, the city of philly, not only one celebrating, empire state building in new y

the nurses union and hospitals negotiated through the weekend and all through the night, but we're told it fell apart around 1:00 a.m. the sticking point in these negotiations staffing shortages, nurses/patient ratio, from covid until now. this isn't just a problem here. we're seeing nursing shortages at hospitals from coast to coast. in minnesota some 15,000 nurses went on strike for three days ck september. they avoided a second strike in december. here in new york, hospitals affected already making moves to oeroratievenee li nu postponing some surgeries. the nurses union tweeted tonight if you need care, still come get and inviting people to join them on the picket line afterwards. guys? >> all right, eva, thank you. hopefully a resolution can be reached soon. >>> now to the nfl showing love for damar hamlin the buffalo bills safety rooting for his teammates from his hospital bed as you see there. as players and fans across the nation cheering for him on his remarkable, remarkable road to recovery. trevor ault is outside the stadium in buffalo. trevor, it was quite a game yesterday.

but over the weekend, germany's foreign minister said berlin would not stand in anyone's way. the european union'sf is echoing that line. he announced a new 590 million dollar aid package for ukraine on monday. it covers mostly military training. and it brings the eu's total contribution of military, economic, and humanitarian aid to more than 53 billion dollars. >> we will continue our support of ukraine. ukraine has to win this war. and we will support on the best possible way. >> more now on the eu aid package and the debate over leopard tanks, from cnn's nick robertson, reporting from london. >> 500 and $90 million of military aid. that is the latest tranche of military support that the eu is giving to ukraine. we'll, of that $590 million that the u.s. sent to ukraine in terms of military support, $48 million of it, that is going to be for military training. the rest for hardware. the total that the eu has committed across all areas so far in total, subordinate for ukraine, that is now 53 billion dollars. on the backs issue of whether or not germany or other nations are going to send germany's

unionize at the world trade center location. >>> hundreds of tesla owners protesting across china over the weekend over the price cuts they missedncing the cuts on model y and model 3. >>> we did it. austin goolsbee becomes the chicago fed president. and president biden traveling to the summit of america in mexico. and we watch for jay powell speaking in sweden this week and watch for the policy pivot if there is one and boeing releasing figures for quarter 4. it is also housing figures released on friday and the latest for ftx set to be held for their bankruptcy hearing and the latest read on inflation with cpi figures wrapping up the week on friday is consumer sentiment data and banks with earnings season we get results from bank of america, citigroup, wells fargo and delta airlines who says we don't get you started for the week let's bring in degas wright with decatur capital. we just went through the calendar what are you watching? >> we want to focus our investors on looking at the companies from four characteristics. we want to identify the companies with advantage and profitable and have returning value back to shareholde

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they sent biden to union station it is not a swing state. , harris went to california that's a trip home for the weekendnd when one gubernatorial candidate one by 30 points. the democratic party succeeded because he was not on the ballot and not campaigning it's impossible to not campaign that they are suffering because james clyburn very powerful and respected in south carolina and people know he handed over the state to joe biden is warning people do not run against joe biden he warned democrats this week don't do it. if they push biden aside who did they tech? kamala harris it keeps fighting the teleprompter and they always win. she is not equipped to handle the vice president's job. and pete buttigieg who has pulled over the supply chain crisis and the lockdown of flights, you name it he is telling us are all to be on their guard who do they have gavin newsom? like the country was to be like california? i don't know who is on their bench so even their best people i don't think they can go to at this point they are stuck with biden and they are very worried he doesn't have what it takes to win in 202

e-mailed employees this weekend, "we have plans to invest in tools and technology and processes, but there will be immediate work to understand what happened." the president of the pilots unionold us today there is no time to waste >> they're going to have to do it quickly. and we're going to have to see some real answers and a real, you know, map as to what's going to occur over the next week, over the next month, and really over the next three to four months because it really can't be delayed longer than that >> tom, let me get back to that situation in florida a lot of planes fly in that air space what's it looking like right now? >> we just checked the faa says it has now resolved the florida air traffic control computer problems we still do have lingering delays, up to three hours in palm beach, and the other trouble spots are orlando, fort lauderdale, dallas, denver and san francisco, lester. >> all right tom costello with the latest thank you. >>> we're back in a moment with the latest on actor jeremy renner and the accident that left him critically injured while snow plowing. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go abovee and d beyond to o take care e . i

cb two furniture closing at san francisco location in union square this weekend. the store features modern furniture pieces and home decor. it's a smaller version of its sister company, crate and barrel. c b two is the latest downtown san francisco retail outlet to close during the past few years, and pilots for southwest airlines are preparing to take a strike authorization vote. pilots report being in contract negotiations for more than three years without much progress, they say the company's christmas week flight problems pointed out many flaws with the current working conditions. the pilots say they will also ask for what they call gratitude pay for working through what they call a meltdown. the salary range for southwest pilots is 53 to $200,000 a year. our time now, 6 46 pilots were united airlines and demanding a new contract. several of the pilots were picketing at sfo united and the pilots. union leaders reached a tentative deal for a new contract that would have given the pilots of 15% pay raise over 18 months. however the pilots voted that down. they s

union continues its a8—hour strike. prince harry faces more criticism for comments in his book about killing taliban fighters. good morning on fa cup third round weekend, as manchester united won their seventh game in a row, to knock out everton.

my name's union for, let's begin with the new year celebrations with studying light shows on spectacular firework displays very much to the for this weekend. color proteins from across the globe. here with pyrotechnics in the united arab emirates, reportedly breaking to get us world records. while the brazilian capital celebrated with thousands of spectators watching the night sky from the beach, where shone real here as well. lucky them on china is beijing celebrated. the coming in of 2023, with an impressive light show celebrations. of course. here in the russian capitalized well, thousands of people flooded the streets to ring in the new year. despite many of western sanctions putting economic pressure on moscow over the past months, russia was able to stabilize. it's a commonly r t steep sweeney takes us through how we've all seen. the sensation is headlines. moscow is ground to holds and completely shut down. life in russia will never be the same again and the country has once more retreated behind the iron curtain. while i'm here in the capital, i with the opportunity to show you what life is really like here on the ground, on a spo

weekends from 12:00 to 23:00. we continue to sum up the results of the outgoing year in the belarusian republican youth union summedp the results of the competition of youth initiatives and opened a youth creative space, according to the creators, talented and capable youth needs serious support, anyone who wants youtube will receive. in the first season of the competition for youth initiatives of the rear, about 500 teams of young leaders, following the results of 18 projects of the finalists, received financial assistance in the total amount of 400,000 belarusian rubles. by the way, all projects have been implemented to date. i am sure that among the inhabitants of the metropolitan microdistrict, the south-west, there will be more lovers of skiing in this area of ​​minsk very soon there will be a place for skiing dump trucks and tractors brings snow to the hilly areas around the mouse river, the grand opening of the ski track in the pavlov park will take place on december 24. i propose to meet and arrange a joint ski trip. mimi news a bison cub was born at the minsk zoo a video with the baby appeared in the zoo's

weekend, you will be at the dacha beds. i'm going to moscow tomorrow. i say to moscow tomorrow, i'm going, the trade unioni distributed vouchers on friday, i'll go on monday. i will return only our factory ones. why is there no fireworks festival right right? everything is better than to stay at home. which itches in one place. salute and do you think they will watch there? i'm embarrassed to ask, how do you know such details, i know, but after such trips, i'll forget the rumors. so her husband left, that strange woman sniffed. and this is generally from someone else's peasant got pregnant, then pashka definitely needs to go. yeah, you're stupid, aren't you? and look there, so as not to disgrace the name of the trifonovs, go to the bathhouse. well, what are we going to babysit grandchildren? lyokha why are you silent? about souvenirs, then the nonsense of any elena maybe five times more expensive. and if you want to bring, bring good sausages, there is not enough something tastier. are you going? and you said, one starters will watch, yes, too starter come on, swim, swim . engineering we need a hero of yo

unions and accept the need to modernise a. look at the railways, _ where many of these issues have been unresolved for generations. if you take the weekend been - argued about 50 years ago, and it's still here today. if we want to make our public- and because i public railways have unsustainable increase, _ they have to increase productivity. money doesn't come from nowhere. —— have a sustainable. it has to be funded ultimately by the industry itself. - it helps if you're in an occupation which isn't easily substitutable. you can't suddenly bring in a whole load of replacement barristers to substitute for that job. it helps if you're in an occupation which isn't easily substitutable. you can't suddenly bring in a whole load of replacement barristers to substitute for that job. barristers won one of the large pay settlements of 2022, calling off their strike in november after the government offered a 15% increase in their fees. and there was a pay deal worth up to 16% for members of the cwu union after a walk—out at bt. here's how the union prog that agreement. but such victories come at a cost. general public has faced months of destruct

negotiations over the weekend failed to produce a new labor contract the nurses union says chronic understaffingnd low pay are the key issues >>> in brazil, the heads of all three branches of government are condemning yesterday's attacks in the nation's capital as, quote, terrorist acts. new video shows the damage in the presidential palace after thousands of supporters of former president bolsonaro to protest what they believe falsely are rigged elections. >>> the jpmorgan health care conference, the largest health care symposium in the industry kicks off today. it's featuringthe biggest name in biopharma and pharma overall. meg terrill is back with another special guest. >> david, thank you so much. albert bourla, the ceo of pfizer joins us it's great to see you in person. >> great to see you in person. i think last time we were together was here in 2020, the same conference. >> those three years have transformed pfizer through the covid vaccine, through paxlovid and a lot of your other business the question now is, what is next for pfizer? what can we expect from the company this year? >> wel

weekend. tyre nichols funeral will be wednesday. his family has been invited to president biden's state of the union teach. >> ellison barber joins us with more. >> reporter: the officer's name is preston hemphill. he's been employed by the memphis police department since 2018. he was relieved of duty with the other five officers shortly after the january 7th traffic stop involving tyre nichols. they say this officer's name was not originally released to the public because he was not fired. the attorney for tyre nichols' family they're reacting to this saying the fact this officer hasn't been fired and they're just now learning his name, or the public is learning about his name, is extremely disappointing. here's more of what attorney ben crump had to say. >> several people contacted me directly, as well as people on social media saying mr. wells, tyre's father, said from day one who is this guy? why hasn't he been terminated? why hasn't he been arrested? he was assaulting his son. >> reporter: we also have this new statement from an attorney representing this officer, officer preston hemphill. quote, as per departmental regulations

weekend. back to you, dan. in all. all right, thanks a lot. coming up in northern california, coffee staple looking to unionize in light of the recent wave of retail store, unionization us. >> plus, hundreds gather in graceland to honor the life of lisa marie presley. >> employees peet's coffee and tea in davis have voted to become the only store part of the chain to unionize votes were counted on friday showing employees support to join service employees. international union. better known as seiu. the effort is the latest in a wave of unionization that swept retail stores in the u.s. after workers at a starbucks in buffalo, new york. to unionize in late 2021. >> a chilly memphis morning didn't stop mourners from flocking to graceland to say goodbye to singer lisa marie presley. >> my and my >> lisa marie presley. >> more than 1000 people attended, the memorial service included speeches and musical performances from friends and family presley was remembered as an old. so at a fierce protector of her father's legacy. she died earlier this month in los angeles. she was just 54 years old. cause of death has not yet been determined. coming up next in

weekend. but again, today things are set to operate as normal. and as i said earlier, precaution a union pacific, they're in charge of the tracks. they're going to be inspecting them and they'll be operating ahead of strains. as of now, everything seems to be going fine from in-person ticket sales to on-time departures. now back out here live again. that rain just came right here to fremont. and, you know, this runs all the way from san jose over to stockton. so really affects a lot of people. and hopefully we'll get to talk to some of them as they start to come in in the morning starts. that's what's looking at right now. over here in fremont. we'll send it back to the studio. and michael looks like they should grab a jacket. the sweater to is what you're telling me. pretty cold. yeah, yes, yes. yes. darya told me start wearing here. i am. this year. >> thank you, michael. it is 607. let's turn our attention to the other big story this morning that everybody's talking about the niners punching their ticket to the nfc championship after beating the dallas cowboys last night. it was a slu

weekend for their annual christmas party. it was not just the ukrainian community, it was what they call the nationalities community, which is a lot of the former captive nations under the soviet union, their family members. so it is people who are polish american, with a witty and american, estonian american, slovakian americans. all totally focused on this ukrainian battle. partly because they know they could be next, but mostly because they believe this is the current defense of freedom that we should all be standing up for. all of us who believe that countries have the right to determine their own future. greta: how many times did you travel to ukraine? you serve on the foreign relations committee. obviously you have been doing this work for years while you have been in the senate. how many times did you travel there? sen. portman: i am not sure. i think it has been 10 times since 2014. maybe 12 times if you include some cross-border trips that i to that we did not go very far in because we could not, right after the invasion. so i have been there a lot, and i go there because it is really important to see firsthand what is going on. back in 2018, i went to the so-called line of

parents will be attending president biden state of the union address next week at the request of the congressional black caucus. here at home over the weekend, there were protests and rallies in the bay area and across the country in reaction to that police beating death last night, hundreds protested in downtown oakland, sending what they call a clear and loud message about the need for law enforcement reforms. march and rally followed friday's release of the graphic police body camera video of the beating death of nickels by memphis officers earlier this month. space area. police departments put out this statement. that's not us. that's not us. it absolutely is. you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins that henderson i could go on and on and on. speakers at this rally included family members of bay area people killed by police. so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so haniya's crowd marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs . many businesses boarded up. police put up barricades and stood guard in front

union." the white house crisis surrounding classified documents found at president biden's home and former office. it deepened this weekendn biden's lawyer announced the fbi discovered additional classified materials during a 13-hour search of the president's wilmington home. the president's personal attorney, bob bauer, said the justice department took possession of six items including from some in biden's time in the senate as well as personally handwritten notes from biden's vice presidential years. i want to talk to top democratic on the judiciary committee in the united states senate, dick durbin. senator, i want to talk about all of that. let's go back to where we started this program which is what we're looking at in california. we are waiting for law enforcement to give us an update. we do have some facts, and one of those is that ten people at least are dead, another ten injured in monterey park, california. we know that this was during a lunar new year celebration, not much more. what is your reaction? >> well, the same celebrations are taking place here in chicago and across the united states. i'm very concerne

you at home in the union had a charity breakfast, and i sneaked out to hug you, how much can you appreciate sunday? behind the invasion is such work we have to sacrifice the weekend. we'd like to speak to mr. bance if he's at home on hold nightmare all morning listening oh thank you. thanks sir. there are evil days for your soul, what you need is right and not at home of the mermaid, you better take care of breakfast. let the children not be sick with hunger, as without breakfast. i'm afraid the cleaning will double found my hat more the other day. you know where in the pantry she hangs a bag of meat. sorry. the morning was unusually hectic we see, but, unfortunately, mr. banks did not put the matter past it concerns. order cook breakfast, if you just sat down in the sharm pantry until marmalade, i forgot to buy food yesterday, so we’ll have breakfast with herring and dine with marmalade, shop, what is open behind the park? thank you three. well, you promised that we would take a walk in the park and take a walk on the way to the park. dad, let me take it. so, lord, how can i help? and this is mister tompleton fry representing the law firm of the city of cordrick