kai: schumer me.hat happens if you guys out of nowhere, and at 11:00 pacific time -- i know it is different for all of you in different time zones, the statement came out and said we could 25 basis points without having given anybody heads up? what do you think happens? chair powell: nothing good. kai: seriously? chair powell: we are careful, thoughtful, we are a steady hand. if we did things like that it would be very much not the way we do business. kai: play it out for me. what do you suppose happens? chair powell: if we did something like that markets would say we thought we understood the fed. i have spent 30 years watching the fed and i do not understand this at all. doing enough cycle rate cut at a time like this is just something that would never happen. if there were a reason. when the pandemic had we get two of cycle meetings in one cycle, and then we canceled the actual meeting. kai: look what happened there? we had a pandemic. chair powell: that is what needed to happen. kai: do you worrie

kai: schumer me.t happens if you guys out of nowhere, and at 11:00 pacific time -- i know it is different for all of you in different time zones, the statement came out and said we could 25 basis points without having given anybody heads up? what do you think happens? chair powell: nothing good. kai: seriously? chair powell: we are careful, thoughtful, we are a steady hand. if we did things like that it would be very much not the way we do business. kai: play it out for me. what do you suppose happens? chair powell: if we did something like that markets would say we thought we understood the fed. i have spent 30 years watching the fed and i do not understand this at all. doing enough cycle rate cut at a time like this is just something that would never happen. if there were a reason. when the pandemic had we get two of cycle meetings in one cycle, and then we canceled the actual meeting. kai: look what happened there? we had a pandemic. chair powell: that is what needed to happen. kai: do you worried

kai, you won’t believe it, but i’ve wanted to get to this city for a long time, why?ause the city is called a bridge, which means, think, think, it probably means that there is some amazing bridge? exactly, you hit the nail on the head. i read on the internet that here is the longest pedestrian crossing under the spring bridge, but i wonder where osi is now? i don’t know, we probably need to look here, but you yourself will also be surprised, oh, kayla, you know, let’s bring it closer to spring, what oh, how do you want to do this, and for me, of course, kai will give me a bouquet, here this is a surprise , i choose, yes, yes, come on, can i have this, oh, no problem, please, a gorgeous bouquet for the red lady, ah, beautiful, this is a gentleman, everything, how beautiful, everything, this is very cute. look kai, such a beautiful, huge bridge, wow, yes, it’s really big, i wonder if it’s some kind of fault, oh, now we all understand, the internet, i know everything that’s written, 193.3 m, wow, exactly, you know what, let's measure it. turn on the accotor, oh, great i

kai wiltshire and ingrid tarrant, kai have . you ever. tarrant, kai have. you ever.ss because you live in london. have you ever been mugged at knifepoint or robbed? >> i haven't, but i constantly see, accounts on social media where yet more people are being robbed. i think i mean, yes, london has a specific issue here. we've been talking about that a great deal. but what strikes me about some of these ons statistics is just how many urban areas as well are seeing huge increase in knife crime. so let's not pretend that it's just an issue or a london an urban issue or a london issue.i an urban issue or a london issue. i think this is much wider than that. we need to not be about what be too simplistic about what that , and because that that means, and because that will impact also what kind of solutions we can bring to the table . table. >> henry, is that the case? is it it sparring out to urban it is it sparring out to urban areas ? areas? >> it really is, isn't it? i mean, mean, i'm not saying mean, i mean, i'm not saying that they've stabbed anyone today, 300 childr

kai wiltshire and ingrid tarrant, kai have . you ever. tarrant, kai have. you ever.usness because you live in london. have you ever been mugged at knifepoint or robbed? >> i haven't, but i constantly see, accounts on social media where yet more people are being robbed. i think i mean, yes, london has a specific issue here. we've been talking about that a great deal. but what strikes me about some of these ons statistics is just how many urban areas as well are seeing huge increase in knife crime. so let's not pretend that it's just an issue or a london an urban issue or a london issue.i an urban issue or a london issue. i think this is much wider than that. we need to not be about what be too simplistic about what that , and because that that means, and because that will impact also what kind of solutions we can bring to the table . table. >> henry, is that the case? is it it sparring out to urban it is it sparring out to urban areas ? areas? >> it really is, isn't it? i mean, mean, i'm not saying mean, i mean, i'm not saying that they've stabbed anyone today, 300 ch

. >> there has to be no compromise >> at the end of a brutal civil war china's leader, chiang kai-shek, shipped those treasures to taiwan. >> the communist or in the young phi valley to keep them from i'm his rival. >> mao zedong >> they carried those treasures with them because as the guardians of the chinese civilization, they felt that they had to also be the guardians of those objects. >> year after year. the civil war goes on, chang and his nationalist party had been fighting mao and the communist as party since the 1920s in one of the bloodiest civil wars the world had seen. >> they have passed the point of no return does he say the communist each side blames the other over 2 million soldiers were killed or wounded. >> with roughly >> 5 million civilians dead and chiang kai-shek was about to lose >> this was a war between two parties fighting for soul of china. ultimately, the communists won by red china. that is played powerful and ruthless communist co-equal well, i'm soviet russian chairman mao declared the dawn of the people's republic of china. >> the nationalist >> governme

kai, what an amazing day it was today, oh, don't tell me, what do you like most?h an interesting name, thanks to this bridge. yes, i liked it too, because i didn’t even know that such a place existed in belarus. but what i like most is that every time we know more. the best way: don’t forget to spend time , arrange a short trip for yourself, it was the center of the principality, there are a lot of antiques here , and the city, you saw, has been preserved, they call it belarusian... belarus is located in brest, but our zhinskaya aliefonari is the longest , with us you will visit the most interesting sights, and we also have there is a unique exhibition called the office of a soviet scientist, you can now feel the era of that time, here under a layer of plaster in 2003 , when renovation work began. work was discovered to save the face of christ, not man-made, what does this mean, it manifested itself, and you will also get unforgettable emotions, even if the iron is still hot, you know the proverb, you see, it cools down, that’s why the proverb doesn’t specifically

. >> there has to be no compromise >> at the end of a brutal civil war china's leader, chiang kai-shek, shipped those treasures to taiwan. >> the communist or in the young sea valley to keep them from his rival mao zedong >> they carried those treasures with them because as the guardians of the chinese civilization, they felt that they had to also be the guardians of those objects. >> year after year. >> this civil war goes on john and his nationalist party had been fighting mao and the communist party since the 1920s in one of the bloodiest civil wars the world had seen. >> they have passed the point of no return overseas, say the communist, each side blames the other over 2 million soldiers were killed or wounded with roughly 5 million civilians dead and chiang kai-shek was about to lose this was a war between two parties fighting for the soul of china ultimately the communists won >> russia, china, that is played powerful and ruthless communist co-equal of soviet russia chairman mao declared the dawn of the people's republic of china, the >> nationalist government >> plea to the ind

niho, my name is kai. i came to belarus from china four years ago. country, it’s a completely new world for me, a different culture and such wonderful people. i can say that my new life began here. i made many belarusian friends. i feel like tom, surrounded by a large and loving family. long esophageal passage under the spring bridge, yes, i wonder where he is now? i don’t know, we probably need to look here , but you yourself will also be surprised, oh, kayla, you know, let’s look for spring, what, oh, how do you want to do this bouquet, for me, of course, how will you give me a bouquet? look kai, such a beautiful, huge bridge , wow, yes, it’s really big, i wonder what kind of dvina it has, oh, now we understand everything, the internet, i know everything that’s written, 193.3 m, wow, exactly, you know , what, let's measure, turn on the shakameter, oh, great job, that's it, we're working, let's go, that's it, turn on, kayla, what beautiful view, you know that i suggest taking beautiful photos together, oh, you just counted my thoughts, but let’s go

the kai-sheks moved to taiwan. it has been a regional hot spot ever since.united states. the vast majority of countries in the world recognize taiwan as a province of china. and the usa on the one hand, they do not deny that taiwan is an integral part of the prc, on the other hand , they build relations with taipei as an independent state. are you prepared to take a military role in defending taiwan if it comes to that? yes, are you ready? this is exactly the commitment we have made. but let's return to the events of 1949. october 1, one of the most important dates in the history of china, in the history of chinese civilization. people's republic of china, and decided that beijing would be the capital of the people's republic of china, for the soviet union victory of the chinese revolution in '49 . stalin understood the importance of china in the world, and so stalin saw china as a strong rear in the third world war, which was approaching us. at the seventieth birthday celebration. stalin died in 1953. in february 1956, the twentieth congress of the cpsu too

mikey kay. _ up to speed rapidly. lovely to speak to you, mikey kay, thank— up to speed rapidly. for coming on the programme. the us secretary of state antony blinken has travelled to jamaica to hold crisis talks on the situation in haiti. mr blinken is attending a closed—door meeting organised by members of the regional trade bloc caribbean community. the eu and the us airlifted their diplomatic staff from the island nation amid the spiralling gang violence and a large scale jail breaks. there are warnings that more than a million people could be facing famine in the capital port au prince where armed groups are fighting in the streets for political control. will grant's report contains some distressing images. gunfire. haiti is in freefall towards total anarchy. the past few days have seen a relentless escalation of violence as gangs roam the streets, firing on police and attacking government buildings with molotov cocktails. the situation was already at breaking point. gangs rained bullets on the international airport, forcing it to shut to all flights, including one bringing

residential units of the national housing movement named ghadir were opened in the new city of ivan kayace be upon mohammad and his holy family. this complex has 172 villa blocks. two floors with an area of ​​3050 square meters and a credit of 746 billion rials was built . it was about 190 million tomans as an initial loan, of which 40 million tomans was contributed interest. it is also used to provide superstructure services for the residential complex of the police station and the medical service center in the new city of ivan. and 5,000 asl tablets for lunch to provide green space also started 15,000 the original tree is actually planted in the new cities , of which 5,000 is the share in the new city of ivan. our decision is that the new city of ivan, which is the only villa city in the country, next to cities like amir kabir, will have pleasant and pleasant green spaces for its residents. ok. also, 500 plots of residential land were handed over to the beneficiaries of the family and youth protection law in the new city of ivan kay. in line with the youth of the population and this 2

katty kay, thank you very much. lovely to see you.e world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's take a quick look for our u.k. viewers at some of our stories here today. three teenage boys have been found guilty of killing a 16-year-old from bristol, stabbed with a large zombie knife during a house party last year. one boy was found guilty of murder and the other two guilty of manslaughter. they cannot be named for legal reasons. a committee of mp's has concluded the post office is not fit to run the compensation schemes for some postmasters wrongly convicted because of the horizon i.t. scandal. the business and trade committee said it was a disgrace that 80% of the money still have not been spent. and the nationwide building society has reached an agreement to buy virgin money in a 2.9 billion pound deal which would see the browned eventually disappear. it would create one of the uk's longest -- largest mortgage and savings group. nationwide said it would not make any material changes to virgin money's 7300 employees in the ne

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hope everyone had a wonderful mother's day kay.ary before, which happened last week. in a photo of poor quality, she is leaving winzer castle in a car. this all led to the spread. when he missed a ceremony honoring his godfather king constantine ii of greece due to a personal matter that many speculated was related to kay's health. they refuse to reveal any details about it and are just trying to convince us that the princess is fine. and last week, the british army announced that kate would attend the ceremony. since commonwealth day, some have speculated that kate might join him in a surprise return to royal duties, but kate went to a private meeting instead. royal commentator michael coe said her appearance was a fairly obvious attempt to show she was fine. prince william attended commonwealth day celebrations with camilla. yesterday they tried to carry out this special operation with a photograph at vinzersky castle i think this was planned. kate is in the car, but turns away from the camera. everything was done to try to calm

and this will sound familiar to anyone who's heard of the mary kay pink cadillac in arbonne.ou get a white mercedes, you get a white mercedes, you don't get a white mercedes. so essentially you get to a level where they allow you to go to your local mercedes dealership, apply for a loan or a lease in your name. there. their name is an anywhere except on the outside of the car. there's like placards that say our born on the outside of the car. but they don't have anything to do with the actual ownership of the car. and then they set the sales goal. i think for her it was like 40,000 a month or something for her and, her team. and if you hit that every 44, maybe a quarter. so it was a lot of money. if you keep hitting that, you get $800 from the company to go toward yourke what? it's just a manipulation tactic to keep you. like, first of all, why not just give them the $800 right. but it's to keep you roped in like it's to keep you stuck with this company. so now she's paying eight or just getting $800 a month a couple of times. but like the the the goal is so high that the sal

and this will sound familiar to anyone who's heard of the mary kay pink cadillac in arbonne. you get a white mercedes, you get a white mercedes, you don't get a white mercedes. so essentially you get to a level where they allow you to go to your local mercedes dealership, apply for a loan or a lease in your name. there. their name is an anywhere except on the outside of the car. there's like placards that say our born on the outside of the car. but they don't have anything to do with the actual ownership of the car. and then they set the sales goal. i think for her it was like 40,000 a month or something for her and, her team. and if you hit that every 44, maybe a quarter. so it was a lot of money. if you keep hitting that, you get $800 from the company to go toward your car. so it's like what? it's just a manipulation tactic to keep you. like, first of all, why not just give them the $800 right. but it's to keep you roped in like it's to keep you stuck with this company. so now she's paying eight or just getting $800 a month a couple of times. but like the the the goal is so

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and this will sound familiar to anyone who's heard of the mary kay pink cadillac in arbonne.get a white mercedes, you get a white mercedes, you don't get a white mercedes. so essentially you get to a level where they allow you to go to your local mercedes dealership, apply for a loan or a lease in your name. there. their name is an anywhere except on the outside of the car. there's like placards that say our born on the outside of the car. but they don't have anything to do with the actual ownership of the car. and then they set the sales goal. i think for her it was like 40,000 a month or something for her and, her team. and if you hit that every 44, maybe a quarter. so it was a lot of money. if you keep hitting that, you get $800 from the company to go toward your car. so it's like what? it's just a manipulation tactic to keep you. like, first of all, why not just give them the $800 right. but it's to keep you roped in like it's to keep you stuck with this company. so now she's paying eight or just getting $800 a month a couple of times. but like the the the goal is so high

kai, good morning. >> good morning. >> kai, nikkei at the all-time high.imilar to the u.s., the stocks are the catalyst. a lot of hand wringing in the u.s. that the market may be topping out. in your view, what is it looking like in japan? does it have more room to run or close to the japanese market topping out as well? >> for japan, we expect that the rally actually does have legs. there are a couple of tailwinds. you have good economic outlook given the potential rise in wages going forward and inflation picking up. we have the capital forms which was talked about in the session. of course, i think there is a geopolitical element where we are seeing many companies and investors choosing to invest in the market given the geopolitical situation. that being said, similar to the situation in the u.s., where we are starting to see a broadening out of the rally with the small-to-mid size component of the market, we are expecting something similar to japan. >> what sectors do you see catching a bid as the markets start to broaden out? we saw consumer staples l

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a villa for 500 eligible people who were registered in ivan kay. beneficiaries of the jamiat youth plan have been achieved this year , covering 70,000 applicants for the jamiat youth plan across the country. today, i can say that we exceeded this number , and thank god, not only 70,000 were fulfilled , but we also exceeded this number, and god willing, next year we can be done with that. with this strength, but more, we can complete this good plan. in semnan province, 502 residential units are under construction in the national housing movement plan with an average progress of 42%. ghasima ghasima sed and sima news agency, new city of ivan k. 10 hectares of forests the damaged zagros is revived. an oil company in 10 hectares of forests in demchanar area within the city limits. gives mercy 11 provinces of the country contain the habitat of the zagros. in the meantime, oak covers most of the zagros forest species . some environmental experts believe that the oak forests of the zagros are considered as hypocrites of the country and play a significant

for 500 eligible people who were registered in ivan kay. there are 300 more eligible people here, and their land will be provided at the beginning of the year, god willing. the minister of roads and urban development also said: setting a target this year to hand over residential land to the beneficiaries of the mohaghegh population youth plan has been this year, covering 70,000 applicants for the population youth plan across the country, today i can say that we have exceeded this number as well. rather , we went beyond this number and god willing, we will be able to complete this good plan in the province with the same intensity and with the same strength, but even more. in semnan, 504 residential units are under construction in the national housing movement plan with an average progress of 42. ghasem ghasema sed and sima news agency, new city of ivan k. incorrect aerial aid to palestinians in gaza and aid boxes falling on people killed five palestinians and wounded several others. according to the latest statistics, so far, 19 children and

kay, a human rights attorney who defends reproductive rights in cases around the world.n: this was ruled by many in the antiabortion movement but it was quickly followed by lawmakers in alabama, many of them opponents of abortion, pressing for legislation that would a protect in vitro fertilization from this ruling. what does that say about the attitude of the antiabortion movement towards this issue? >> it says that this is an election year and they realize in antiabortion position is wildly unpopular with voters. about 70% of the country right now supports the roe v. wade framework and as whave seen in individualized, a portion is a key -- abortion is a key hockey issue in many families so some of these legislators are trying to peel off is deserving of reproductive health care by saying that ivf, yes, that is a good thing but if you are going to make decisions about abortion or contraception or even miscarriage management,e are going to take that decision away from you and put it in the hands of antiabortion folks and politicians. john: explain how fetal personhood af

but kai wilshire would.ed about whether or not labour could win the next election? >> i just, election? >> ijust, i mean, i think that's what i've been hearing is that's what i've been hearing is that the labour party sources find the prospect of penny mordaunt, you know, quite, quite dicey rather than some of the right wing firebrands that we've been hearing about, suella braverman and kemi badenoch. i mean, i think they're not as concerned about that lot in the party, but i mean, quite frankly, it's like groundhog day all over again. why this constant chopping and changing british public have had absolutely enough of this from the tory party. >> stephanie, you're the least political on the panel as a sort of floating voter. would penny mordaunt get you more excited about the tories, or are you just thinking it's time for change? >> no, i think it'll the >> no, i think it'll be the final nail the coffin. if final nail in the coffin. if they try and penny to be they did try and get penny to be they did try a

next we have kay in california. kay? >> hi, jim.new viewer and have been impressed with what i have seen. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> my stocks are chevron, ely willie, visa, berkshire -- lily did not get the nod for the dementia drug. chevron, higher yielding oil company. that is great. hathaway i am calling it an insurance company, visa, it is a fantastic credit card company and one of the best. and walmart is the largest retailer. we have a retailer, credit card company, yes, calling it an insurance company with other divisions, obviously, and oil and gas and drug company. that is perfection. at home, take a picture of kay's portfolio. there is what you are trying to have. let's go to aj in illinois. aj? >>caller: big fan here, pleasure to be on the phone with you. >> thanks, aj, what is going on? >>caller: so, here is my portfolio crypto, i prefer the bit coin, i think it is good. uber is a technology moving company that is the way i regard it. moves people and other things, rivian is an auto company, introduced new mo

you seen some movement and's some is not necessarily the met gaetz type it initially kay granger, the top republican on the house appropriations committee said i'm not going to submit request but has changed her stance and submitted some smaller earmark read west. you don't see all the members of leadership like from senator mcconnell. there has been a growing number of people submitting written west even among the conservative wing but there are still some very anti-earmark members. host: jack fitzpatrick, thank you for being with us. washington journal continues. host: joining us via zoom is republican congressman andy biggs. he served on the judicial and accountability communities. good morning, how are you. the last caller had a lot of concerns about sources he can trust about voting security and one of the things he said is why can't republicans get their stuff together? what would you say to that collar? --caller? guest: when i spoke to a group of my district they asked me about sources of news as well. i don't think he is out there by himself i think that is a common thread. i

collaborations of creative projects, in front of you is the papal museum gallery, new exhibits, hours of work. kai aychynay. the new season of mikramobilnastsi afіtsyynа starts in the capital. sharing electric scooters flooded the streets of the city in winter. tsaper yany ekatranspartu is reminded of the rules that have been vykanannya and vykaristannya. the road traffic amatarams should not exceed the limit of 25 km/gadzin, and the electric vehicles will only be used in certain places in order to ensure traffic from the city. ilya tsvyatkov. the bright-hot villages are cold and the city is sunny. the electric train starts at the capital. covering the city, the first scooters were parked on the streets last night, immediately the technology of work began to take effect, and as of today all gadgets will become available to the mercenaries. all the scooters are pasya winter, the first technical service was completed, non-required elements of the tarmac system and the steering wheel were replaced before trips to the city, final adjustment of the device with a new look and appearance and storage from

and this will sound familiar to anyone who's heard of the mary kay pink cadillac in arbonne.hite mercedes, you get a white mercedes, you don't get a white mercedes. so essentially you get to a level where they allow mercedes dealership, apply for a loan or a lease in your name. there. their name is an anywhere except on the outside of the car. there's like placards that say our born on the outside of the car. but they don't have anything to do with the actual ownership of the car. and then they set the sales goal. i think for her it was like 40,000 a month or something r a. and if you hit that every 44, maybe a quarter. so it was a lot of money. if you keep hitting that, you get $800 from the company to go toward your car. so it's like what? it's just a manipulation tactic to keep you. like, first of all, why not just give them the $800 right. but it's to keep you roped in like it's to keep you stuck with this company. so now she's paying eight or just getting $800 a month a couple of times. but like the the the goal is so high that the sales goal and the way she reached it e

avon tupperwe, mary kay, those kinds of companies are all implants and the way our work is shaped like this, there's a person who owns the mlm and then there's like a line of recruits and then all those people recruit people and then all those people recruit people. and it's supposed to kind of spread out and youn;n money off of all the sales of the people underneath you. but what really happens is that the people on the bottom rung have to pay a fee to to get in and the system is designed sort of to fail, which means that the people paying to get in, very few of them stay in. but there's like an endless supply of people that want to get in at the bottom because the promise is really good. the promises are great. like, if it was true, it'd be awesome. i would do it, but the price is really good. so the people pay a couple bucks to order books, 500 bucks to theirdistributed up to this sha. and then they quit because they can't make any money. and then another set of people does thec same thing. and that's how all mlm operate. only 1% of participants make or don't lose money because 99%

[applause] so mary kay and david are here with us tonight. can you please stand and be recognized representing the thousands. [applause] you represent thousands of kansans who would benefit from a property tax cut. i said the plan was expensive and it is and in addition to taking on taxes to making life more affordable for our seniors it also creates a back to school sales tax holiday. it increases the standard deductions so kansans will pay less when filing tax and help every parent pay for child care. so let's take the flat tax off the table once and for all. instead let's come together around this plan. it benefits all kansans, not just those at the top and it includes ideas from both republicans and democrats. and most importantly it doesn't threaten the progress on all of the other issues kansans care about so let's get this done. [cheers and applause] >> it's one that threatens the viability of our agriculture industry and our entire economy. and that's our water crisis. meanwhile parts of westernrt kansas have seen wells dry up and est

laughter ] >> kay [ light laughter ] oh, like now >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> kay how's it na na du dun na na na na >> oh, right, yes, i did sing that i'll take from it here [ laughter ] ♪ give me give me som pollin give me some polling ♪ from "the guardians of the galaxy" soundtrack, of course. it's that classic organ riff ♪ that was good, seth. hey, seth, i have one more question >> seth: what's that >> do you promise to answer honestly >> seth: sure. >> do you think this segment will win late night this week on vulture.com? [ laughter ] >> seth: what? >> every week on vulture.com they pick which segment won late night. do you think there will be a headline this week on vulture.com that says "steve winwood on seth meyers' won late night?" [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't -- i -- probably not >> hm. hm really wanted to win that thing. kinda the main reason i did this, tbh. [ light laughter ] well, if it's not going to win, let me just cut the charade. [ audience oohs seth, it was me all along. [ laughter ] your friend andy >> seth: yeah, i know. i don't think they did [ laugh

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kai, what an amazing day it was today, oh, doesn’t he say what was your favorite?s bridge the most, because this tuple i got such an interesting name thanks to this bridge. yes, i liked it too, because i didn’t even know that such a place existed in belarus, but most of all i like that every time we know more about belarusian culture. well yes, still i have a feeling that the more we get to know the culture of belarus, the more i feel at home, at home, this is wonderful, so from this day forward we are already looking forward to our next adventure, so are you ready? and in russian, see you soon, let's go. the choice has been made and now there is a lot of work ahead , it will not be easy, that’s for sure , this is how time has decreed, we live on the threshold of a global world transformation, and belarus , as always, during such political and military stress... can remain in the country, we must do everything so that deputies without delays began their work. among the deputies are representatives of various fields, from agriculture and industry to cultural educati

kay. there aren't any factors involved in that mission like this one kind of give you suggestions. it's quite a challenge to see what's going on. so i can't predict the time table for many reasons. because of time and security as you mean in faith. but as soon as everything is ready, we leave from here on the bottom of that one of the humanitarian agencies behind the shipment from cyprus is constructing its own dock to offload the aid. separately the us military is planning to build appear, but construction could take as long as 2 months. right now, aide is being dropped into gaza from the air planes from jordan, egypt. the us, france, and belgium are taking part in the operation. so made is trickled in by truck over causes border to egypt. but it's not enough to meet the needs of hundreds of thousands of palestinians with united nations warning. the gaza is on the brink of famine. mike martin of kings colors london told me what needs to be done before the aid arise in gaza? so uh, so the, the 1st thing i need switching out is the permissions and paperwork is still not being comple

ajayden bogle own goal, along with scores from gabriel martinelli, kai havertz and declan rice had manyome fans leaving early at bramall lane. ben white then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half. so mikel arteta's side are third, but sheffield united are rock bottom, 11 points from safety with 11 games to go. it was a great performance, a big result for us again with the amount of goals that we scored and the clean sheet and the fact that the team shows signs of wanting more. i mean a good moment, so very positive. we just hope that we can be better and we can earn more points than we did last season. we have some players back as well, the likes of thomas and fabio and that's great news. so let's give it a go. you know, that might be a way forward for us now to play the young boys. i'm a bit disappointed in a few of the boys' performances as well. i think some of them can do better, but obviously i take that overall responsibility of trying to get it right and, you know, we toyed with going 5—4, bodies in the middle of the park to clog th

ajayden bogle own goal, along with scores from gabriel martinelli, kai havertz and declan rice had manye then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half. so mikel arteta's side are third,

laughter ] >> kay [ light laughter ] oh, like now >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> kay how's itna na na du dun na na na na >> oh, right, yes, i did sing that i'll take from it here [ laughter ] ♪ give me give me som pollin give me some polling ♪ from "the guardians of the galaxy" soundtrack, of course. it's that classic organ riff ♪ that was good, seth. hey, seth, i have one more question >> seth: what's that >> do you promise to answer honestly >> seth: sure. >> do you think this segment will win late night this week on vulture.com? [ laughter ] >> seth: what? >> every week on vulture.com they pick which segment won late night. do you think there will be a headline this week on vulture.com that says "steve winwood on seth meyers' won late night?" [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't -- i -- probably not >> hm. hm really wanted to win that thing. kinda the main reason i did this, tbh. [ light laughter ] well, if it's not going to win, let me just cut the charade. [ audience oohs seth, it was me all along. [ laughter ] your friend andy >> seth: yeah, i know. i don't think they did [ lau

isn't kai? if you here. isn't it, kai? if you know, this country we have here. isn't it, kai?y we have here. isn't it, kai? if you kno right to s country we have here. isn't it, kai? if you kno right to protesty we have here. isn't it, kai? if you kno right to protest peacefully. the right to protest peacefully. people she's people not knowing what she's doing actually criminal. it's doing is actually criminal. it's criminal damage. so she could be arrested. she be charged , arrested. she could be charged, but don't. mean, you but we don't. i mean, you mentioned statue in mentioned the colston statue in bristol . i mean, know, the bristol. i mean, you know, the police originally stood and police originally just stood and watched that they didn't do anything criminal vandalism. anything at criminal vandalism. and even when it did go to court, eventually the jury let them any case, absolutely. >> look, we do need >> but i mean, look, we do need to away but we do to get away with it, but we do need have a conversation, need to have a conversation, a wider conversation, especially

ajayden bogle own goal, along with scores from gabriel martinelli, kai havertz and declan rice, had manyf the home fans leaving early at bramall lane. ben white then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half. so mikel arteta's side are third, but sheffield united remain rock—bottom 11 points from safety with 11 games to go. it was a great performance, a big result for us again with the amount of goals that we scored and the clean sheet, and the fact that the team shows signs of wanting more and being a good moment. so very positive. we just hope that that we can be better and we can earn more points than we did last season. we have some players back as well, the likes of thomas and fabio, and that's great news. so let's give it a go. you know, that might be a way forward for us now to play the young boys. i'm a bit disappointed in a few of the boys' performances as well they can some of them can do better. but obviously i take that overall responsibility of trying to get it right, and, you know, we toyed with going 4—5 bodies in the middle of t

translating, that is , he says that ukraine is good for everyone, but he’s just lying all the time, oh 'kayere is, but what, and what, and what were 27 units, 27 units? to figure it out, i hope that the tragedy that happened was the last, but the question is different: do you have a fleet? you have submarines, you have cruisers, you look for all the partners you have behind you, all your partners are attached to you from behind and are pushing you forward, so you have a fleet, i publicly said where is ukraine, it says that it is winning in the black sea, that’s all, that’s it all i wanted to say is these numbers. now to the military committee, well, it’s called the verkhovna rada committee on security intelligence, in general, the military committee, how many people died in ukraine, volodya, very scary numbers, because if you believe mr. shaig, then 444 thousand in total irrecoverable losses. i look, there is in the mvs and there is a ray with, i understand correctly that you can be tortured, but still he will not tell the truth, you will lose consciousness, which means that if you only die