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t goes to golf on. the public prosecutor's office said most of the hall had been found in the caribbean. c, as well. the excitement is growing in anticipation of the opening of the european football championships here in germany. the countdown has begun for the kick off in munich with scotland playing the host nation. scottish fans are readying themselves for with a match with germany by piping in their pride elsewhere in the country, including in the capital berlin fans get ready for the 4 week long football fast as the you of 2024 competition gets underway. but there is something of a shadow over the host team. after 3 disappointing tournaments, germany is head coach julian not goes month, is aiming for a better performance. this time around. german fans are hoping the home advantage will help thousands of friends gather to what's gemini. it's an open training session. it's exciting bills around the country ahead of the euro. 2024 goes on is going to reach because the only issue a germany is generally

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metimes seen as a there is capital t truth anymore.that kind of argument that can quickly devolve into curious with you speaki to th you have of these 18 year old students as well as in expandinon this with your book how do you combat nihilism in a postmodern world and culture while still keeping part of your soul? thank you. yeah that's great question. in that last part feels important so i actually have a chapter the book on relativism for exactly this reason because i teach and so i, i sort of h data for my students on like wre the temperature is what the temperature is where they're feeling. and yeah, i think right now the thing i hear most is sortll, i mean that would be right for me. it's, it's, you know, not necessarily right for you. so who am i to say so i have a chapter and it's very short chapter to be honest. and i say, look, i think i can disprove relativism to you it's not quite this short, but it's close. think can disprove relativism to you. is it wrong to lightre for fun? is it wrong byyes. boom. relativism we found ob

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added $1 trillion, with a capital t, subsequent to the stock announcement.we'll look back at this conversation, if it's a day, a week, a month from now, but this isn't over. the parabolic moves are widowwidowmay makers. >> chipotle, 50-1 split announced a while ago, the biggest in history. they had to wait for a shareholder vote and will split in two weeks now. shares are up 20%. do you stick with the stock here? >> i think you do. it's not cheap by any means. i want to be a buyer of chipotle. 59 times, near the all-time high in the last five years. when you think about this company, i know it is almost like a microcap, only $91 billion market capitalization, but i think they're continuing to expand. they're actually eating and stealing mcdonald's lunch. $20 for a happy meal or big mac, why not buy a $14 or $15 bowl. the food seems fresher, and you're seeing the momentum at think chipotle. it'll move higher. 3,367, it'll head higher with the massive split. >> walmart kicked this off the end of january, a three-for-one split, and shares are up 20% since then.

we're in a postmodern and postmodern postmodernity is sometimes seen as a there is capital t truth anymore. that kind of argument that can quickly devolve into nihilism. and so i'm curious with you speaking to the audience that you have of these 18 year old students as well as in expanding on this with your book, how do you combat nihilism in a postmodern world and culture while still keeping part of your soul? thank you. yeah, that's great question. in that last part feels important so i actually have a chapter the book on relativism for exactly this reason because i teach and so i, i sort of have 20 years of data for my students on like where the temperature is what the temperature is where they're feeling. and yeah, i think right now the thing i hear most is sort of well, i mean that would be right for me. it's, it's, you know, not necessarily right for you. so who am i to say so i have a chapter and it's very short chapter to be honest. and i say, look, i think i can disprove relativism to you it's not quite this short, but it's close. so i think can disprove relativism to you. is it w

capital t. slice of truth. >> a catholic priest. >> this idea of learning how to trust each other again, which means how to love each other again, and that is going to require humility, people recognizing their wrong. >> i was struck by the absence of independent press in this play. a free press is essential to a democratic society. >> ultimately, just as in real life, the public health crisis in the play becomes a test of democracy itself. in fact, says brian doerries, -- >> i think the core critique isn't the public health. it is can this kind of democracy work? and we're you know, we're entering 2024, with a giant crowd scene with people screaming at a stage and chanting vile things at someone who's trying to help them, who then chants vile things back at them. yeah, it seems like an appropriate place to start this election year and to be framing conversations. >> following the national academy of sciences performance, theater of war productions took an enemy of the people to rural audiences

t. she is demanding the neighboring funding state of how the on our release water from the yamuna river to supply debt is 20000000 people. the capital is experiencing one of his hottest summers on record with water supplies, reaching low levels, or at least 24 people have died after severe weather triggered flooding and lance lives in ivory. coast is largest city, a week of heavy rains, destroyed roads, homes and businesses, and not be john authority states and foremost settlements are particularly vulnerable because of forced on the drainage. the nature, logical agency says flood related death, common, or the city recorded full time. the usual amount of rain in a single day, still ahead on algae 0 will be live in germany, a head of tonight's your 2024 matches with french fans expecting that team to take top spot in the group. the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination into by the business lasers to sponsored by him to like global your real estate

obviously, rosanna hunter has spoken to some of them in the capital t. ron that runs grand bazaar is known as the financial hub of iran. but this center for trade is also a place where the economic crisis is being felt. and it is here that we get the sense of public sentiment, so there's hundreds outside compared to last year. the prices have increased by a 150 percent iron and the local currency, but prices are based on dollars. under the arch ceilings, the kilometers of core doors to georgia and the hustle and bustle of stores, our stories of struggle. iran is suffering from installation. there's also the currency depreciation that successive governments have blame on international sanctions over its nuclear development program. there are those who believe iran should be part of the international financial system commission with the war part of the country. all the neighbors reach. most of the percentage of the all people is accept. in a few days, a new leadership will be voted into office and presidential hopefuls are promising to address the financia

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t in the u.s. >> nvidia is capitalizing from the ai boom but the fact that you have a cohort of companies last couple decades, industriy after industy you see them earning profits and traded in a handful of companies. tech being an example of that. there's something dysfunctional about capitalism in general. this is now how capitalism is supposed to function. capitalism is about getting new companies to be out there, with a number of startups in america right up until the pandemic has been declining and you find these companies are bubbling up either new companies coming up or just simply not allowing new companies to be formed throughout. and i think a lot of this has to do with also the regulatory environment we have where these companies are able to get regulations in their favor or just the costs have become so high new companies aren't being able to set up or keep going. >> so do you think that the -- i mean the remedy for this, though, seems anti-capitalistic in that you would have to have government intervention and have to have you know these rules and regulations in place to stop

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the just afternoon here in the russian capital and you're watching our t international time, your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story with the votes for iran's presidential race officially counted the countries election, headquarters votes person has announced that a run off will be held on july 5th. our t brings you all of the latest details in our special coverage. the 2nd round of voting was scheduled after no candidates managed to secure over 50 percent, plus one of the $2024500000.00 ballots. 2 of the leading candidates will take part in the run off, reformist must food possess keion and conservative side jointly around in selecting a new president for the country and a snap vote following the tragic death of abraham, right, you see in a helicopter crash last month but to get more updates on what's going on there and to ron were crossing to r t correspondence monday about see on is joining us from the rainy and capital. mati. can you take us through the latest developments going on there right now? definitely doing well of the final results are out based on

i'm here in the russian capital. you're watching r t international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the appropriate our top story with the votes for around this presidential race officially counted the countries election headquarters spokes person has announced that a run off will be held on july 5th. our team brings you all the latest details in our special coverage. the 2nd round, the voting was scheduled after no candidates managed to secure over 50 percent of the 24500000 ballots. 2 of the leading candidates will take part in the run off reformist masood position. keion and conservative said is really, iran is electing a new president for the country and a snap vote following the tragic death of abraham. right, you see, and a helicopter crash last month or t corresponding body i busty on brings us more from to run. well, the final results are out based on the announcements by the election headquarters, 24500000 uranium have participated in this election. that's while the total population of eligible voters who were agents, the teen, and above, was something around 60.

this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble. we start with the latest on the ukraine in conflict. the russian aerospace forces have carried out a successful operation against ukrainian troops using moscow's it's $234.00 fighter bomber the russian defense minister, the reports that the striking target, a camouflaged munition and the mountains ha manpower on your brains. eastern front versus fighter bomber crew use high explosive bombs to carry out the air right before safely returning to base. so, the kids losses total. $1500.00 over 24 hours, according to estimates from the russian defense ministry. and those new crania in armies, suffers from an acute lack of man power, local media report. the wounded man who do make it out alive, are subjected to oregon. traffic in the criminal group consisted of 11 people including ukrainian, former deputy health minister and has not been disclosed yet. doctor is from the central key of hospital and a number of other clinics. organs were extracted from people who were in the helpless state with subsequent sale. all participants of the criminal

i don't know the i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. you're watching our t international. we're covering the top new story. it's from around the world. thousands of protesters surrounded the white house, calling on washington to stop supporting is really actions in gaza. and end of the war. of the crowds chanted anti war protests for carrying a long red banner down the capital street. it's meant to symbolize the so called red line president bite andrew at israel, potentially inviting ross a frequent guest of the program human and labor rights attorney dental vall like is among those rallying in the us capital. we spoke with us earlier from the heart of the protests in dc the . 7 genocide and the you know, the, the slaughter of over to the rock and we are saying no to them. and what we've done is put up this red line around the white house, which you can see the message that we have is not ever red line for israel, which would cause them to stop supporting israel. the people in the us have to be to read and so that this symbolized and inspire people from all over the united

this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble, the leader of the hezbollah minutes in group has warned israel that nowhere in the nation will be safe in the event of a full blown war. that start warning came in response to his rally threats to destroy the paramilitary organization. what was i know, let me do you have any nose well, but we have prepared ourselves for divorce and up. no place to be spared. no rockets. israel must wait for us on land by sea and by their earlier on wednesday the id ethan has. but i exchanged a fresh series of strikes across the border the, according to the israeli military, some 15 rockets were detected, which the idea of retaliated against by showing the source of the launches inside loving on the head of the series of that they are strikes by israel was carried out on the southern level, non reportedly killing 3 has beloved fighters. the 2 sides had been exchanging cross border salvos for months with the as rarely, military announcing on tuesday that is ready to invade levon on wit

the capital nairobi police find t, a gas and use was a cannon to disperse the crowds. despite process the controversial finance bill passes. second, reading in parliament drive us be gumbo is a constitutional lawyer. he says, protest is want a fast system that addresses that needs. it shows that there is a way in which this part of our kind of getting a job because of the imagine political bunch of this, amongst the people. and it spreads across the country because of all we have seen it happening in various focus. hol, let me get don't in the country each made it well. i mean mediates conscientious, i'm conscious as the ones on the part of government to listen to the canyons to listen to the stakeholders, to listen to these young people so that he does not. that leads to what is possibly being c a as an uprising in the compatible ways of desktops. pretty much get there just yet, but i think the young people in this country and stick or does whether the private sector, etc, wants to be listening to the kind of just the restrictions for at times that come from them in the world bank or

you're watching r t international butter hooton's as moscow will consider sending weapons to regions that will strike calves arms dealers if russian territory comes under fire and a conversation with foreign media representatives, the president added that the west involvement and strikes against the russian federation would mean his direct involvement and moscow reserves the right to to retaliate is normally a mature model. we are thinking that if someone believes it is possible to supply such weapons to award zones in order to strike our territory and create problems for us, then why do we not have the right to supply our weapons of the same class to those we just of the world for there will be strikes of essentially the facilities of those countries that are doing this against russia. so the response could be a symmetric for cables. think about this. and of course, such actions will finally destroy international relations and onto mind international security threats to, through the ultimately, if we see those countries being drawn into a war against us, and this is their direct par

and you're watching our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story radians have cast their ballots to elect a new president for the country and a snap vote following the tragic death of abraham, right, you see. and a helicopter crash last month with over $12000000.00 votes counted reformist. my sold positions key on is reported to be gaining over conservative, said joe lily, in the radian presidential election polling stations closed on friday evening after several extensions allowing all those ready and willing to cast their boats. if no candidate wins at least 50 percent plus one votes from all the ballots cast, the country will hold a run off between the 2 top candidates. but to get more on this story now we're going across live to r t corresponding my d. c on thanks for joining us from to ron marty. you take us through the latest developments and the reigning and capital well, since last night after the closure, the official closure of pulling the stations across the country, soo

you're watching r t international civilians have come under fire in the latest ukrainian strike on a residential area in the embattled harris on region. local officials say at least $22.00 people, including a child were killed in the showing that destroyed a village store 15. others were injured in the attack which also damaged private property. the surviving victims are now being treated in a hospital. officials report campus forces use an aerial bomb, as well as a us supplied him, are as missile system to hit the area in the city of lou ganske, 2 more bodies have been found and the rubble left by a ukrainian attack on a residential area on friday earlier, local officials reported 4 people were killed and 60 were wounded in the strike. more than 2 dozen buildings were damaged american supply. the attack of missiles were used, according to the russian defense ministry in new york, at the latest session of the ones that you were to counsel russians, deputy ambassador slammed the recent western lifting of some restrictions on the use of its weapons by key of couple was it the money sec

, this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble, flattereth it and says moscow will consider sending weapons to regions that will strike kids arms dealers if russian territory comes under fire in a conversation with foreign media representatives, the president added that the west involvement and strikes against the russian federation would mean it's direct involvement and moscow reserves the right to retaliate. i mean, normally we are thinking that if someone believes it is possible to supply such weapons to award zone in order to strike our territory and create problems for us, then why do we not have the right to supply our weapon? some of the same class that those we just of the world for there will be strikes some of the essential that facility of those countries that are doing this against russia. so the response could be a symmetric for cables. think about this. and of course, such actions will finally destroy international relations and onto mind international security stories to through alternately, if we s

i'll just let you know the audience right now is looking at pictures from bolivia and t, z from the capital focus through what's happening and what you've heard. so from the end of the men, she's got somebody else to say that the country losing the emphasis on the same thing. i want to point to go to go work your statement, you have to choose a sample page. we're going to the problem to pg 30, which i picked up is not going to know how to do. we're going to be getting a lot of so they can get people tend to smoke patching match the pretty much the pop in between madison's government and the match, the, the magenta. that becomes a government on the want to make suppression so that they are on the home page right now. as i have to take the boat a moment, we have somebody to on say what we're seeing in these pictures heavily um soldiers and ahmed vehicles gathering in the capital. we're also starting to see some reaction not only from within bolivia, but also in the, in the broad, a regional context. we've heard from the president of 100 us who is currently chairing the community of letting am

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and this states sense a t m. peace to the national capital. and the 2019 elections, the beach a p could stick your 62 out of these a t m p seats. and this time around they barely made half of it. so that's quite a considerable lawson. this is especially significant because this happened in the northern indian, hindi heartland, which was an absolute strome hold of the beach a p. and we could see here that congress could win a few more seats. they went up from one to you from one see to about 6 seats, and the big window here in your p is original potty that's sort of searched again. it's the how much, why the party, one of the members of the india alliance, which is congress next. and they alone could win around $38.00 seats. so what's the opposition saying about the results? i mean, is quite the opposite extreme compared to what now render emoji that incumbent prime minister has said, right. we've gotten to the senior congress lead to addressing his party workers. he said that both of us have taken the 1st and the biggest step to say the consti

this is your r t international nato. his behavior is bringing a war close or that is according to the hon. gary and foreign minister, speaking exclusively to r t during a major russian economic for him. peter c are to stress that through the past will never take part in actions which bring nature into direct fighting with russia. while stressing the importance of holding peace talks to in the spring conflict, as we argue in favor of immediate ceasefire and peace, thoughts to be started and to be respects the only initiatives to make the best. by the respect the efforts of this, we says well, or do i have to tell you that um the, the thing that the a peace conference can bring forward. the real substantial uh, results in case uh, both parties of them or are being represented. and obviously it's not going to be the case at this time, but the, i'll go there and i'll, i represent my position that instead of, uh, sanctions, uh, you know, um, instead of the 3rd there host by statements uh, instead of uh, instead of extra ins w

this is r t good to help you with this. the kind in around the presidential election is over, but there's been a winner. i run a full now. it'd be needed to decide who heads the nation going forward with 2 frontrunners, reformist, must food fish can conservative side jelly set to face off on july 5th, the stop election follows the tragic death of president. every human raising and a helicopter crush. last month from to around. here's our t correspondence, monday, a bussey and with a story of the vote or. well, the final results are out based on the announcements by the election headquarters 24500000 uranium have participated in this election. that's while the total population of deliverables, voters who were agency team and above was something around 60. $1000000.00 to turn out is at 40 a percent. now the breakdown of the shares of each candidate or as follows. the reform his candidate massey position on 10400000 votes side john, you need the conservative candidates, 9400000 votes. while i'm not ball there to call you off t

my robi police use t, a gas and water cannon against the demonstrators. welcome web sent this report. it started with social media uses laming, can you president really and route to to the rising cost of living and tax hikes? now it's put files in to the streets. protest is gathered, may, can use parliament as m. p. 's debated the legislation to increase the taxes. we operate in the houses l o w on the up in oh, i thought it was good to go run to get to the hospital. did you not missing those results? please try to can street? government says it's already listen to the people when it removes some of the most controversial taxes from the bill. every time we got the processes to the side, street rounded panes, very clean, very, very, very good. before i say, we got to put them on the police in the day to help remember that needs to, to these offices as people talented the peaceful protest as well. mostly peaceful, federal coupons, several streets in the city center. so the police use fulton cannon and take us to seal off the streets, closest to parliament i