and this was already done by the fighters of the kyiv berkut, the so -called black company known to usand the internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs, because of this we state with you that 48 ukrainians died. and 90 citizens were injured, and to this day i emphasize that the investigation knows that the suspects are serving the enemy, but this in no way ... relieves them of responsibility for the crimes committed, thank you, mrs. tetyana, tetyana sapyan, communications advisor of the dbr. well, the information day of the tv channel in rozpala, at 3:30 p.m., we now add roman istomin, the spokesman of the poltava regional totsk and sp, a major of the armed forces of ukraine, to our announcement. glory to ukraine, mr. major, we congratulate you. the hero of the word. well, first of all we would like to ask you about stabilization or destabilization. this is what is called the live queue for ttsk and asp, yes, because the electronic queue has already appeared, but we understand that for people who are ready to update their data, everything one very, very much, what is the curr

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company that knows how to install it what are the chances you find black-owned electric company evenan't find that you need to find a blackout attrition we will have to hire and if he's not near google luck or you find a random black guy pay him train him and then he has to install it not just that it's montana iowa. i dozen states are 95% white good luck finding black electricians near your site to install these things. >> it's interesting that gei could be where ev's die. >> again and the reporting of the story the president is frustrated with the pace of the creation got 40,000 projects started because of the infrastructure act but this 1 is lagging behind you see market share increase more and more for electric vehicles i think. >> there are subsidies certainly to make them more affordable and i think there is a natural security there's national security element the world is going in the direction with solar and green energy i think we need to stay on top of this want to make sure these are being permit -- produced domestically here. >> that's the problem why you have these union

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company three generations of black excellence. now, it's out to be family and this family empire houston new series friday 87 central i'm told there's tons of social media reaction to this week's program. >> so far. thank you for that. i'm on all the usual platforms how can you and other misguided talking heads? oh boy, here we go constantly putting biden's mental acuity under the microscope while trump's obvious derangement escapes your scrutiny, go ahead and play the unedited tapes of sharks electric boats, hannibal lecter, and made up, look, i mean, we have two choices with a lot of deficiencies in the category of them and vigor, you're not going to like hearing this, but trump is the stronger of the candidates, okay? and this week, all week long on fox, on a loop, they've been showing all of these videos and videos and videos. you may not know that because maybe you're not watching that outlet, but half the country is getting their news there. so i think it's important that everybody else know. here's what they're doing and wh

rock company has become the main thing that it considers, what else can be bought here and so on andecision, there is a company that will do this, sell it... give it all , then please tell me , what is left of ukraine, the greatest resource remains, as he always says, these are the people, these are the people, what’s wrong with the people? zelensky, when he was in berlin, spoke there in parliament, someone clapped for him, someone did not listen to him, he turned to the ukrainians, says: that's it, let's return home from europe, because we will restore ukraine, we will restore the economy, the next day in transcarpathia in transcarpathia about... the border detachment is checking the border, what is here, like ours, where is order, hop, looks in the busts of some- then, i apologize, micro, minibus, but for some reason in ukraine everyone calls it a small minibus... after 3 days, it’s nearby, it’s literally 12 km from that meter, by minibus, i don’t know how much else is going on there , this is what is revealed, this is what, this is what is public, so, 50 people, as soon as zelensk

list. eight companies from hong kong that supply chips to russia will fall.n addition, the restrictions will affect those organizations that, according to washington, provide goods to the ukrainian, russian, sorry, aviation sector, and the usa also expanded the sanctions imposed on corporate software used in the russian federation, and in practice this will lead to the fact that it will cease be updated the only point here is that that the russian uh... craftsmen will be able to, of course , hackers will be able to do so that this equipment can continue to work for a certain period of time, but we'll see, but it's very important, and by the way, this information about the introduction of such sanctions, also confirmed by the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house security council, john kirby. today, hungary received guarantees from nato that it will not exist if the citizens do not want it. to involve in the nato mission to support ukraine and that any actions outside territories of the alliance are voluntary for nato members, prime minist

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she helped to start black entertainment television. now she is the owner of a hospitality company, salamander, and is also the owner of three major league sports teams. she is also an accomplished musician. i had a chance to sit down with her recently to talk about her extraordinary career. so right now, if i understand it correctly, you have been a large developer of a company called bet, which we will talk about shortly. that was very successful. you are now an author, with this book. it is a best-selling book, you're also a philanthropist. you made a large gift to many places, and washington, d.c., the mall. we will talk about that in a moment. you are also an accomplished musician, a violinist, and you have started symphonies in this city and in jordan. and you now are in the hospitality business. so, what do you do on the seventh day? do you rest? [laughter] sheila: well, more than anything , i have to tell you i am in the third act of my life, and this has been the happiest i've ever been. [applause] and so on the seventh day, i

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so where investors in a company called black point cyber that addresses these companies that are sorthether you're a growth company or early-stage startup. cyber is critical many of these are hiring at the very inception of those journeys. and it's a problem that's been fell across the industry. ed: a lot of what i hear from founders and ceos is that they probably did not think as much about their software and hardware infrastructure as they should have done because of the pandemic. they had a flexible working policy. they had to change sometimes to be fully remote and that in some cases can make them vulnerable. is there an opportunity for you guys in that? >> absolutely. the concept of where you sit you used to go into an office, use a company issued machine. ed: still do every day five days a week most days of the year. keep going. >> a large percentage of knowledge workers are working from home and they are never going back into the office. how do you protect across their personal devices and their enterprise, their laptop. we are seeing a number of solutions such as one password

she helped to start black entertainment television and now she is the owner of a hospitality company, salamander, and is also the owner of three major league sports teams. she is also an accomplished musician. i had a chance to sit down with her recently to talk about her extraordinary career. right now, if i understand it correctly, you have been a large developer of a company called bet with we will talk about shortly, that was very successful. you are now an author, with this book, a best-selling book, you're also a philanthropist. you made a large gift to many places, and washington, d.c., the mall. we will talk about that in a moment. you are also an accomplished musician, a violinist, and you have started symphonies in this city and in jordan. you now are in the hospitality business. so, what do you do on the seventh day? do you rest? [laughter] sheila: more than anything, i have to tell you i am in the third act of my life and this has been the happiest i've ever been. [applause] and so on the seventh day, i just don't even rest. david: you are also the owner of three major spo

>> reporter: black works for company and says the lobbying move is no laughing matter. >> so it's prettyerious. we're trying to protect the hemp-derived drinks we have. >> reporter: a california cannabis consultant who says the state of the marijuana industry is in distress. >> the promise of, you know, the big wave of cash and resources and all of that was -- lasted about 18 months. >> reporter: he says greed got the best of the industry. what was once described as the wild west now has too many regulations and taxes, leaving many businesses closed. he estimates a third of the businesses exist now compared to when recreational weed was made legal in 2016. >> see cheech and chong, the original high riders. >> reporter: now it's cheech and chong riding to the rescue as the california marijuana industry goes up in smoke. >> all right, now you can ask a kid what do you want to be when you grow up? they're going to say, i want to be a marijuana lobbyist. >> i just wond ter employee of whatever state regulatory agency when they see the cheech and chong's global holdings cross their desk. hmm?

david: when did you start that company?heila: i can tell you, we went on the air january 25, 1979. before that was just getting everything in place. i ended up having to sell my violin, my precious violin that my parents mortgaged the house for, to pay the rent on the offices. and it was the old american trial lawyers building, which is now a hotel in georgetown. but it was just these sacrifices that you have to make in life. david: so, you started this with somebody you met when you were in college? sheila: yeah. [laughter] david: ok, so, what was the concept behind black entertainment television? what were you trying to do? why was there a need for b.e.t.? sheila: what you have to understand, b.e.t. was born during the birth of all cable. you know, that was cnn, bloomberg, you name 'em. everybody started these cable networks. but what they weren't addressing was the voice of the african-american community. and so, when bob was working with the national cable television association, he had to take a senior citizen up to th

she helped to start black entertainment television. now she is an owner of a major hospitality company, salamander, and is also an owner of three major league sports teams. she is also an accomplished musician. i had a chance to sit down with her recently to talk about her extraordinary career. so right now, if i understand it correctly, you have been a large developer of a company called b.e.t., which we will talk about shortly. that was very successful. you are now an author, with this book. it is a best-selling book. you also are a philanthropist. you made a large gift to many places in washington, d.c., the mall. we will talk about that in a moment. you are also an accomplished musician, a violinist, and you have started symphonies in this city and in jordan. and you now are in the hospitality business. so, what do you do on the seventh day? do you rest? [laughter] sheila: well, more than anything, i have to tell you i am in the third act of my life, and this has been the happiest i've ever been. [applause] david: really? ok, so --

she helped to start black entertainment television and now she is the owner of a hospitality company, salamander, and is also the owner of three major league sports teams. she is also an accomplished musician. i had a chance to sit down with her recently to talk about her extraordinary career. right now, if i understand it correctly, you have been a large developer of a company called bet, which we will talk about shortly, and that was very successful. you are now an author, with this book, a best-selling book, you're also a philanthropist. you've made a large gift to many places, and washington, d.c., the mall. we will talk about that in a moment. you are also an accomplished musician, a violinist, and you have started symphonies in this city and in jordan. you now are in the hospitality business. so, what do you do on the seventh day? do you rest? [laughter] sheila: more than anything, i have to tell you i am in the third act of my life and this has been the happiest i've ever been. [applause] and so on the seventh day, i just don't even rest. david: you are also the owner of three

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black rocks, raytheon, lock key. you've all heard of these companies right now. black rock owes 20 percent of ukraine and probably on more. so the point is about the risk of phobia in the united states. there's not some sort of esoteric reason for it. it's monetary, it's economic, and it's done purposefully. my former boss, leon panetta, who was a former head of the c. i a sits on the board of bracy on. yeah, you'll see him on m. s nbc trying to talk about why we should have a more weapons going to ukraine will of course, once more weapons because he's personally profiting. so the pro, the politicians, the united states, which should be serving the people, are serving their pocket book and the corruption is off the roof. and so what i would say about the perceptions of russia is if you talk to most american people, they simply don't know about russia. and it's very difficult to travel here. and the american um government makes it clear that they don't want you to travel here. and now with this fascist regime, the vitamin regime which is moving towards fascism and

what are the chances you are going to find a black-owned electric company near the project? okay?an if you can't find that, you have to find a black electrician who you are going to have to hire, and if he is not near, good luck, or you are going to have to find a random black guy, pay him, train him, and then he has to install it. that is not just that, it's montana, iowa, lake, a dozen states are 95% white. good luck finding black electricians near your site to install these things. >> dana: it is pretty interesting, kevin, dei could be where ev is d i.e. >> kevin: is interesting, the reporting of this story, 40,000 project started because of the infrastructure act but this one is certainly lagging behind. market share increasing more and more. >> dana: you think there is clamoring for it? >> kevin: subsidies to make them more affordable. i think there is also national security element. the world is going in that direction with solar and green energy. i think we've got to stay on top of this. i want to make sure that these cars, lithium batteries, are all being produced domestic

ntv television company. black sea coast of the krasnodar territory and the republic of crimea.ed increasing fines for small fleets, slave fishing and pleasure boats. inspectors are now identifying hundreds. violations, for example, not everyone can present a shipping ticket, this is data on the technical condition of the vessel. some get behind the wheel while drunk and get off with a fine of 1.00 rub. renting boats without a captain is also common. and all this, in conditions of increased traffic on the rivers, becomes dangerous, even for conscientious participants in navigation. alexey prokin understood the problem. the water in the volga has not yet warmed up, but it is already getting hot here. the small fleet left the harbor, which meant work for the inspector. in gims has increased significantly. for the future, the ship's ticket that you received upon registration has a mark somewhere stating that you are not allowed to operate, you need to print it out, you went fishing without a mark on the ship's ticket about passing a technical inspection on the water is a serious vi

where our people are creating or being in the jobs we are building the kind of companies we that blackll street's dream. i think back, there was a study done a couple years ago where we looked at philanthropy and where it's money was going in terms of clate. ganizations that worked toward climate justice in it was less than 2% went to people of color-led organizations, things like that. the fact that there was ain it be great if philanthropy was held accounble way as opposed to again jusle in the nonprofit industrial complex meant to manage property -- poverty as real about it because let's be real, all you have to do and you are if you want to be a nonsense maker but say you are doing something good. really thinking about that.i think that's just one of the things they could do, in terms of creating more opportunities that could happen. you guys would know more than i but there was a moment where the fcc was trying to companies that had impact on climate change, they had to disclose the risk toestors to see what's happeningetty sure that didn't go forward but you would know more. how

black semiconductor is one of those companies to help world leaders to use graphene to interconnect chips the way black semiconductor does. we have a chance of building a global leader based in europe. >> now i also want to get your thoughts really on the outlook here for the sector because europe has lagged behind in terms of the semiconductors and the space. is there a chance it can become a chip hub? what is the outlook that this is likely to change for the europeans? >> well, the exciting thing about high technology is that there's always a new game. the leaders aren't necessarily always the leader when new materials or new devices come on screen and so it is with graphene. europe is the leader in graphene. it's going to be one of the disruchlters in the semiconductor companies and for once we have a company that's a world leader. >> i'd also like to broaden out our conversation and look out for ai. we are getting quite a lot of moves in our space, for instance, with apple announcing a new ai overhaul strategy. it's draup a bit of criticism from players including elon musk. he said th

actress gabrielle union doing an instagram video for a black woman owned company called bitsy's, a small food company that does deals with walmart and costco got its start with funding from a venture firm called fearless fund. the whole idea is funding minority owned businesses, but the 11th circuit court just said that may violate laws against discrimination in business contracts and is told fearless to stop offering $20,000 grants to minority owned businesses while the case plays out in a lower court. the case was brought by edward blum, the same guy who objected to colleges like harvard having racial preferences. blum says laws don't permit racial distinctions because some groups are overrepresented, while others are under represented. now, this law that the 11th circuit is dealing with, they can apply. they can appeal to the whole 11th circuit. it's one specific issue, but it is part of a broader issue where we see minority preferences being, you know, attacked by certain people, certain groups, as being unfair. the other way around. the other way. yeah. the reversal interesting. yea

zelensky announced the creation of a fund together with the black rock company to restore ukraine.s not a gift to ukraine, it's credit." ukraine will have to put up all its state assets for sale to transnational corporations, including all its agricultural land. for thousands of years there has been a struggle for these lands, the richest in europe. what is worth understanding is that vanguard and these 13 families are shareholders of black rock and vangard: at the same time, vangard is not traded on the stock exchange , and the global financial oligarchy, unfortunately, has evidence of this: in 2024, this year france was in second place. place in the world in the production of weapons, and our country has set another record. this is the largest number of search queries related to sites with pedophile materials. and this is in the reports, i did not make up this data, and the more perverted and degraded a society is, the more perverted its leaders are. today we have reached an extreme degree of liberalization, which is supposedly good, but in reality it is not, as many artists, pol

actress gabrielle union doing a instagram video for a black woman owned company called bits.od company that makes deals with walmart and costco. it got its start from funding venture firm called fearless fund. the whole idea is funding minority owned businesses, but the 11th circuit court says that may violate laws against discrimination in business contracts. told fearless fund to stop offering 20,000 grants to minority owned businesses while the case plays out in a lower court. the case was brought by edward blum, the same guy who objected to colleges like harvard having racial quotas. blum says laws don't permit racial distinctions because some groups are overrepresented, while others are underrepresented. you know, this could have ramifications all over because there are plenty of venture funds that set up special funds for underrepresented. you know, the government has minority contracts. and, you know, we'll give preferential contracts. this will take a while to get through the courts. but it is an interesting first step. very much so seeing it more and more. all right.

a 26 percent of your company. if you a set up a company is, so that's a guy you have to give just that's, that's a oh, this just do this like middle class, which is called like economic composite. that also is because it's a use disincentive to companies investigate. how long do you think it's going to take a ton south africa's economy around a enough to satisfy the boat and free generation? those born off to the end of a positive? well, it's not going to take very long to attend the economy around because sounds like you're getting caught means they. ready the better commercial, the economy, it has a better import, the better possible infrastructure. the infrastructure has not been maintained during the last that years. so it is due to a rate that a so if you rehab really, take the infrastructure and use that rebuilding, for example, low income housing biskin 10 that you contact me at around very quickly. and what so do you make of state the economic agendas of the various policies that could make up a coalition

rock company has already ... sponsorship, everything is through us, and macron really dreams of makinge first to lead troops and he is the first to seize some strategic assets, he will have them to restore, that is, his desire to make money for the corporations behind him, with the actions that he can present, of course scares me, what he calls... this is already an actual fact of what macron is doing with the french troops. alexey boevich, how did it happen in the modern world that peace, a peaceful state, has become unprofitable. western countries that war, it turns out, brings more money, it is more politically interesting, this is how we got to this, which vladimir putin in st. petersburg is forced to explain through the head of news agencies, that we are not enemies, that we are not going to attack any nato, and that we will definitely respond if they continue to pursue such a policy against us, well, firstly, this is not the first time it happened historically, but history shows that all extremely systemic acute crises were resolved exclusively through war, this was the case thro

another 116 individuals and companies are on black lists.xample, the mother of ramzan kadyrov, the pop star polina gagarin and the shaman ktor ivan okhlobystin, the mayor of mariupol, appointed by the occupation authorities, the head of the russian navy. they will fight with the so-called shadow fleet, vessels that carry fuel to the european bypass. sanctions their access to the ports of the european union was closed, in addition, the re-export of liquefied russian gas through these ports is prohibited. from brussels. zoryana stepanenko, marek hayduk, radio freedom. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy dismissed lieutenant general yury sodol from the position of commander of the joint forces of the armed forces of ukraine. and he appointed brigadier general andrii hnatov in his place. both orders have already been published on the website of the president's office. zelenskyi announced his decision in the appeal, but the reasons. he did not name such personnel change. sodel was appointed commander of the united forces in february of this y

chinese companies are still there. so yes, they are all present in the black sea.nergy, food, and technology dependencies, climate change, sanitary vulnerabilities, or the fight against inflation or corruption. and their presence creates consequences regionally a global competition. in ourlack sea region is a textbook case of how the challenges listed in■@■( sey strategy intersect. we have national competitors lining in support of aggression, colluding by leveraging shared challenges of their revisionist goals. this climate is a key development. it links the black sea to all other geopolitical8■3 hotspot ad euro atlantic security to secur. helping ukraine is an indispensable condition for defending the internationalul16 however, it is enough. any■( absence of our regional approach we risk,■q as years down the line. facing we knew aggression in the black sea. as long as russia is willing and able to directly change international norms, other powers will remain aligned with this effort and enablet attempts. to avoid this scenario we need to shape the regional environ

regulation of drug companies.t includes south bay congressman ro khanna. he's supporting a bill that would direct drugmakers to lower prices to be on par with other countries. and if they don't, the government could approve cheaper generic versions regardless of patents in place. still ahead, why tesla's cybertruck is facing yet another recall. >> nearly 300 types of canned coffee products distributed nationwide are being recalled over botulism concerns. the fda says wisconsin based company snap chill llc, recall their products after learning their manufacturing process could lead to the potentially deadly food poisoning. botulism can cause weakness, dizziness, double vision, and trouble speaking or swallowing, no illnesses have been reported from the coffee so far. and tesla's new cybertruck being recalled again this time to fix issues with trim pieces that can come loose and then fly off the truck along with the windshield wipers that could stop working. this is the 4th time the new futuristic cybertruck has bee

rock company that wants ah... in a week you have to take melitopol, zaluzhny says how will i take itt, and it’s so simple, here we see the same thing, that's the same thing, russia, no, guys, everything is fine, let's get together, we’ll work on trends, we’ll decide something there, but russia doesn’t exist, and it simply doesn’t exist, that is, a huge great country, which is larger than anyone else in the world, it simply doesn’t exist, western politics, that’s how it is, they know how to come up with concepts, when they explain to a westerner: you look at the map, it’s not there, everything is there, this country doesn’t exist, this is exactly the essence of what they are doing, they want to explain to themselves, guys, yes, we will decide everything ourselves, russia, i really liked this phrase, that what turns out to be russia, not only that, that they will accept some kind of paper there, russia for some reason will have to accept this paper from zelensky’s hands and submit to this, what kind of idiocy is this, you see? they didn’t come up with some kind of virtual things , they

exactly what i said in my intervention about the black sea. rumania is connecting t blacksea, we are working considerably improved the infrastructure with ukraine and republic of moldova. now we are helping ukraine to transit. relation with strengthening the cooperation with the two countries. so as memb eu, we have a stable legislation we some member of nato, celebrating 20 years of being a nato member. we are in the process so i think all the ingredientsportant al to strengthen the cooperation and rumania has all of the ingredients for being important destination for the u.s. investment focusing now on increasing the defense production, artificial intelligence, it imagine working in u.s. c also we have a lot of u.s. rumania using while our teenagers and stud wents think there is -- there is a lot of potential to expand our cooperation. we have this project i can speak for user. it shows hownt the bilateral relation with the u.s. we have this important project in energy and energy and nuclear power plant but also pilot program, so, yes there

trump is generally in the black.ign company in america has ever received, almost 400 million dollars, 400, because people knew the case against me was rigged, the system was corrupt. the image of the martyr sells well; there are posters with photographs from the criminal case everywhere in the hall. the caliber of hallie biden threw away the vurna at the supermarket, she also admitted that it was with hunter that she first tried cocaine, america is shaking up so much dirty laundry of the presidential family for the first time. this is all to confuse you and distract you from the really important things. hunter should be tried for influence peddling. the gun case simply distracts attention from the dark joe biden's affairs. hunter comes to the trial in pictures, with his memoirs, with his wife nearby. he had a sister with him, and a stepmother, but now biden lived with her husband in europe at the celebrations marking the anniversary of the allied landings, where a journalist from a democrat-friendly channel very care

phone companies. so the companies look like they're at the forefront of an economic transformation. joining us here as clinton sala, it joins me now from nairobi. he rides for african stream and he's good enough to spend some time with us clinton. thank so much for being with us. thank you, ricky, it's a pleasure to be a let's start with what you write based on the fact that look, i'll just give you my perspective as an american, right? or as a citizen of the world. really. when you think of the a and c, nelson mandela, the strong gold headlines, an institution that seem to change the world at the time, and, and what you're writing and what i'm reading, and what many people are perceiving with this election is at the, and c, a v a n c, it used to be right, you yeah, clinics. so i think we have to control of the transition. and so that happened. we should remember that's a part they did a because they're white, so that becomes fully funded. realize that people, they've, what the part they ended because

the bus companies business, and they couldn't keep the business without black riders, at least not for more than about a year. so that's very different from the east india company, which doesn't need north american consumers at all. actually, it's just fine without north american consumers. and there's this fantasy in talking about the american revolution and the boycott that american consumers are often we're often imagined to be by contemporary americans, be way more important than they were the british popular notion outnumbered the north american population. in 4 to 1. so there were also many regions of north america that were less had less wealth and less annual income than many regions of britain, which of course also had a lot of class differences within it. but british consumers could consume more per capita. they consumed tea per capita than north american consumers, not because they like timore, but because were richer. so the whole logic we will not consume tea in british goods is like, well, so what? not the big, you're not the main market, it's and so the other thing they