ben'amin nash benjamin. fl this election was stolen., in a previous - this election was stolen. benjamin nash benjamin, in a previous role| this election was stolen. benjamin l nash benjamin, in a previous role at the white house you interacted with the white house you interacted with the maduro government, what insights can you give us into his calculus in potentially subverting the democratic process? he potentially subverting the democratic process? he made a miscalculation, _ democratic process? he made a miscalculation, the _ democratic process? he made a miscalculation, the maduro - democratic process? he made a i miscalculation, the maduro regime has sought legitimacy internationally, want to be treated normally— internationally, want to be treated normally and access to the us and european — normally and access to the us and european markets, and once to have a normal _ european markets, and once to have a normal oil— european markets, and once to have a normal oil sector which before this conflict _ normal oil sector which befo

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, yards, and receptions last year. >> nick nash reaches, has it.a catch. >> you know, i'm fine with getting grass in my mouth and stuff, but one time i got geese poop in my mouth and it was no fun. i had to go straight to the trainer, grab some water, wash my mouth out. had to grab my toothbrush. >> reporter: for now, those are memories of the past. the plastic coyotes are working so well you can find some on the soccer field too. >> innovation is part of what we try to do, and the super effective, cost effective measure to try and help out and protect our fields. >> reporter: jeff is the university's athletic director. he says there's been a noticeable uptick in goose droppings on campus this year until the recent drop. now it's hard to find a goose near the fields. from the tail looks pretty authentic. i'd be fooled too from a distance. >> you'll see a few here now and then, as you saw by the remnants there now. but they've pretty much disappeared. >> reporter: the wolf and his coyotes have scared off the geese for now. just in time for groundske

, yards, and receptions last year. >> nick nash reaches, has it.t's a catch. >> you know, i'm fine with getting grass in my mouth and stuff, but one time i got geese poop in my mouth and it was no fun. i had to go straight to the trainer, grab some water, wash my mouth out. had to grab my toothbrush. >> reporter: for now, those are memories of the past. the plastic coyotes are working so well you can find some on the soccer field too. >> innovation is part of what we try to do, and the super effective, cost effective measure to try and help out and protect our fields. >> reporter: jeff is the university's athletic director. he says there's been a noticeable uptick in goose droppings on campus this year until the recent drop. now it's hard to find a goose near the fields. from the tail looks pretty authentic. i'd be fooled too from a distance. >> you'll see a few here now and then, as you saw by the remnants there now. but they've pretty much disappeared. >> reporter: the wolf and his coyotes have scared off the geese for now. just in time for groun

after kennedy got elected, there was a lieutenant governor named philip nash. some of you may remember his name and he was a humphrey guy and he wasn't really part of the kennedy team, didn't really invite him or reach out to him much. and so there were some sour grapes there. but he eventually during the general election came through huge for for kennedy. so when kennedy called up pat lucey and said, why aren't you asking for a job? you want some patronage. you did a great job here. what do you want do? pat lucey said, i want i want to stay here and raise my family here doing some real estate stuff. but, you know, my friend philip nash could use a job because he lost his own lieutenant governorship reelection, pushing for kennedy and. so the fact that pat lucey could could reach out to an ally, but also someone who wasn't always an ally and pushed him to the front of that list is a really beautiful story. i think thank you for that. yes. yes, exactly. exactly. anyone else? yes, sir. there's a whole literary genre of campaign books. and i'm wondering if you hav

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so far, so good , says wide receiver nick nash. >> i love coyotes now. i used to not like them because i am from irvine and we have a lot of coyotes. now i love them. >> reporter: nash led to san jose for yards and touchdowns last year. >> i'm finally getting grass in my mouth, but one time i got goose poop in my mouth and had to go straight to the trainer and wash my mouth out. i had to grab my toothbrush. >> reporter: for now, those are memories of the past but the plastic coyotes are working so well, you can find some on the soccer field, to. >> innovation is part of what we try to do, and it's super cost-effective to try to help out and protect our field. >> reporter: jeff is the university's athletic director period he says there has been a noticeable uptick in goose droppings on campus this year. until the recent drop. now, it is hard to find a goose near the fields. >> the tail looks pretty authentic. >> we will see a few here and there, but they have pretty much disappeared. >> reporter: the wolf and his coyotes have scared off the geese for now

because they protect us from the geese led the spartans in touchdowns yards and receptions last year, nash reaches hazard that's a catch. getting grass in my mouth and stuff. but one time i got geese poop in my mouth and it was no fun. i had to go straight to the trainer. grab some water washed my mouth out. i had to grab my toothbrush. for now. those are memories of the past the plastic coyotes are working so well, you can find some on the soccer field to innovations. part of what we try to do, and super effective cost effective measures to try and help out and protect. our field. jeff konia is the university's athletic director, he says there's been a noticeable uptick in goose droppings on campus this year. until the recent drop. now it's hard to find a goose near the fields looks pretty authentic. fooled, to from distance, you'll see a few here now and then, as you saw by kind of the remnants that are there now, but pretty much disappeared. the wolf and his coyotes have scared off the geese for now, just in time for groundskeepers, to get the field ready for the first official practice

you nash above all of the older 0 most current. the, i'll still a heads here here on out a 0 president or vice and novel sense to, or the whole, the united states, top court, that kind of pos, congress. the in depth analysis of the days headlines is ready, black is raised, accusing the entire world, looking upon them. sense informed opinions. this is person's 1st visit to north korea in 24 years. why is he making it now critical debate? i believe the selections will empower him in any way as well as voters in america inside story massachusetts. the group was fine to send on out jersey around the colleges when the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to watching out a 0. that's remind you about top story is the south palestinians in central garza has been ordered to leave. once again of the israel issued new evaluation. what is often 9 months now as you and says, some 86 percent of the besieged because this trip is on the is there any of that choice? is there any prime minister? benjamin netanyahu has visited the occ

my dream is to qualify for the olympics and put india on the international climbing. mounting data nash is one of the biggest names in the indian timing. see last season he broke full national records and is now rang 87 in the world. the highest edit for an indian in speech climbing bots. tomorrow meeting is not well known in india, in my country sport and mostly means crickets in the sports, and that's a good it is the so these are very limited here in climbing is only slowly developing. so wherever i can use disability, i tried to work on lowering my time. lower my data is currently training for the regionals, the plumbing, competition, of other people. he needs to come 1st to enter the national room. if he gets a top 3 finish, that he can compete in the international meet scheduled as an them to qualifies. so he still has a long way to go do a big state a little bit to perform on the big stage at events like that. you need more time, more effort, and there's more money involved. money is the main problem, even if you're among the best in india. declining association and the states ha

now the data nash is one of the biggest names in the indian timing see, last season he broke full national records and there's no rings, $87.00 in the world, the highest edit for an indian in speech climbing. but most of tomorrow meeting is not well known in india, in my country, sport, and mostly means crickets sports, and that's a good a zillow. so these are very limited here in climbing is only slowly developing. so wherever i can use disability, i tried to work on lowering my time. lower my data is currently training for the regionals, the plumbing, competition, of other people. he needs to come 1st to enter the national room. if he gets a top 3 finish, that he can compete in the international meet scheduled as an them to qualifies. so he still has a long way to go do a big state a little bit to perform on the big stage at events like that. you need more time, more effort, and there's more money involved. money is the main problem, even if you're among the best in india. declining association and the states have only limited infrastructure and competition. so 2 of the law sponsors hesi

my dream is to qualify for the olympics and put india on the international climbing mounting data nash is one of the biggest names in the indian timing. see last season he broke full national records and there's no rang 87 in the world. the highest edit for an indian in speech climbing. but most tomorrow meeting is not well known in india, in my country sport, and mostly means crickets in the sports. and that's a good because it is in the so these are very limited. here in climbing is only slowly developing, so wherever i can use disability, i tried to work on lowering my time. lower my data is currently training for the regionals fee, timing competition. i've got people here he needs to come 1st to enter the national room. if he gets a top 3 finish that he can compete in the international meet scheduled as an them to qualify us. so he still has a long way to go a little bit a little bit to perform on the big stage and events like that. you need more time, more effort, and there's more money involved. money is the main problem, even if you're among the best in india, the climbing assoc

the same rain fell in nash and nodeh villages in the vicinity of braro village, but there was no damage. the issue that we are on the way to these two villages in the land of fog and the sun did in the area adjacent to borroud village, that is totkabon area with an area of ​​10 thousand hectares and rainfall similar to ours, such as the implementation of operations. we had drought in two consecutive years , 1400 and 1401. a structure of 1,000 cubic meters of aquifer has stored and extracted 4,000 tons of sediments, the same amount of water, this size made our road to be preserved. if he takes ours, he should do this, really this year we had a few big floods several times, two or three very big and deep floods , then nothing. do not harm our place. according to the announcement of the natural resources and watershed management organization, the area of ​​watersheds in the provinces is 95 thousand hectares and includes 52 watersheds. we studied about 500,000 hectares and out of this 500,000 hectares , we implemented about 300,320,000 hectares. if we have enough credit, we can completely c

are the ones visit comes after trick is player nash demerell made a hand gesture associated with the turkish bar, right? group known as the grey walls during a match against austria, the great wolves and their salute our band in some european countries, the european football association usaa imposed a to match band on demerell including saturdays game. just joining me now in the studio is dw chief political editor at mckayla cruz there. mckayla. this has turned into quite a diplomatic route between germany and tricky. can you tell us more? it absolutely has. first of all, the fact that there's this too much bond cost complete, outraged in tacky. it's really an you waste issue, but it quickly spilled over into the political world and we sold the dom and i'm boss of the summons. it was the perception in the texas debates that this was seen as a racist and, and i'm closing what was what was said really, but on national t. v. and also and took his permanence to add one. he complained that the germans were wearing an eagle on this, so it's a national symbol, the forensic cochroll. what's

1st select the port which put to thomas formerly on fact to be the next prime minister for sheets to nash conservatives. of festus saw for heavy losses with the anti immigration reform policy. sceptics several c and bottom of the number such as well, thank you for joining us. what counting a bundle rate in the u. k. but more and more consider and save declaring as the knife goes on, those incoming results showed the opposition bieber faulty heading for victory. asked for the search by the pre election boards that are 650 states up for grabs. and we're just media all predicting the label really been full 105, which would give the policy that back your stomach, a huge majority in parliament. the conservatives look likely to end up with around a 154 states. the liberal democratic policy will make some gains and the populace. freeform u. k. 40 is also set to enter parliament. and let's skip more on that. for dw is create casa who joins me now in the studio create in the last hour . we've also heard the seeming prime minister in waiting qwest almost speak. what did he have to say? but that's c

a two the republican nash convention and right now all eyes are on. milwaukee. as the gop rallies around former president donald trump and his running mate, jd vance, just days after the assassination attempt, joining me live now is cbs news correspondent anthony salvato to help us break down the state of the race so far, thanks so much for being with us. >live>thanks for this great to talk to you. >ryan>lots happened in the past few days there was the assassination attempt. trump also picked his running mate, so where does the race stand right now? what do you seeing in your polling? >live>well, here's what we know. heading into the weekend and in polling done just before the tragic events on saturday. the race was moving toward donald trump. it was edged donald trump. this is a two point edge across the battleground states. the states that will decide the election now that's not a large lead, but it was consistent in all the battleground states and one of the reasons for it is that following the debate you saw a lot of voters. expressed doubts. about whether o

greetings from this generation of zealous jamande, greetings to the commander, commander seyyed ali dahan nash called , greetings to the commander, one day i will need you . my child , i promise to be your servant like vahjat and like the soldiers of gomnum . i will come to your eyes, i will come to your eyes, a thousand and one hundred and twenty years old, the whole world is looking for mahdin , don't be sad, mr. soldiers, 144 greetings, commander. good morning, dear viewers , stay with us . greetings from the reporter. today, in the first part of the conversation, we will have a look at the latest developments in gaza. the public of the world is against the crimes of the zionist regime and these protests have reached a point where even in within the zionist regime , there were protests against the actions of the prime minister of this regime, and within this regime, some officials of the zionist regime demanded the resignation of the prime minister of this regime, mr. dr. mohammadi ansari. the expert of international affairs in the studio, hello , the reporter is with us to take a look at t

it rained in nash and node days in the vicinity of braro village, but it didn't cause any damage. the issue that led us to these two villages in the land of fog and sun. in the area adjacent to bararud village, that is totkam area with an area of ​​10,000 hectares and rainfall similar to ours. we had a reservoir in two consecutive years, 1400 and 1401, and we were able to control the flow of water, control the flood , and have adequate water production. according to the announcement of the natural resources and watershed management organization , the area of ​​watersheds in the provinces is 950 thousand hectares and includes 52 watersheds. something about 500 we studied 1,000 hectares and out of this amount of 500,000 hectares , we implemented about 3,300,200,000 hectares. if we have enough credit, we can completely cover tut kavan area, the entire rudbar area . it flows into the large basin of sefid river, which will have very effective effects for the region and for the province. the publication of images of the violent behavior of the white british police at manchester airport

compassionate and sad for donald trump, but in their hearts they're really grinding their teeth and nashing upon him with hatred, they would love for donald trump to be killed. because ultimately their objective would be to remove him as the candidate and then it would be very easy for them to remove joe biden and replace him with gavin newsam or megan whitmer or michelle obama or someone else uh because there would be no replacement for donald trump and they predicted if they assassinated him that they would wals into the presidency and uh and uh have a have democrat president this failed of course by their uh by their failure to kill donald trump and it will have the opposite effect, you will be rallying cry among conservative republicans a rising uh of the moderate and independent voter siding with trump, so this really has in the face of the democrats and it will only be amplified in the coming days and weeks and months and donald trump will appear to be a marder and hero and uh i think it's going to catapult him to victory, there's an election in november. 2020, but make no mistake, th

compassionate and sad for donald trump, but in their hearts they're really grinding their teeth and nashing ipon him with hatred, they would love for donald trump to be killed, because ultimately their objective..." would be to remove him as the candidate, and then it would be very easy for them to remove joe biden and replace him with gaven or megan whitmer or michelle obama or someone else, because there would be no replacement for donald trump, and they predict if they assassinated him that they would into the presidency and uh and have a have democrat president, this failed of course by their by their failure to kill donald trump and it will have the opposite effect, you will... see rallying cry among conservative republicans, rising of the moderate and independent voters siding with trump, so this really has blown up in the face of the democrats and it will only be amplified in the coming days and weeks and months, and donald trump will appear to be a marder and hero, and uh, i think it's going to catapult him to victory if there's an election in november 2020, but make no mistake, the

we haven't done the watershed studies here yet, the same rain fell in the village of nash and nodeh in vicinity of the village of braro, but it did not cause any damage. the issue that led us to these two villages in the land of fog and sun. in the neighboring area of ​​borroud village, that is, totkabon area, with an area of ​​10,000 hectares and rainfall similar to ours, we had two years of irrigation operations. let's control the flowing water. let's control the flood . let's have a proper water extraction. this structure has a thousand cubic meters of aquifer, 4 thousand tons of sediments and the same amount of water. he stored and extracted this size in himself , it made our road to be preserved. it helped to make an account. until we had a big flood , we had two or three very big and deep floods, then nothing. this is what caused this flood to prevent this water from coming to our village or place. hectare and includes 52 watersheds . about 500 thousand hectares are being studied we placed 500 thousand hectares out of this amount. if we are given enough credit, we can cover the e

nash said quote, the cancerous tumor of israel will be eliminated in the coming years. hazballah leader referenced to the quran verses and said the end of israel's corrupt regime will come sooner rather than later. nasallah made these remarks during address on the eve of the day of ashura in lebanon. and more palestinians have fallen victim to israeli bloodshed as gaza remains under incesent air and artillery strikes. dozens have lost their lives and fresh attacks on central gaza. iof war planes bombarded and onroo school turned into shelter in the nausria refugee camp, killing about 25 people and injuring many more. 11 palestinians were also killed in an air strike on the house and a refugee camp. a recent attack on palestinian refugees in the southern city of kanyunas also killed at least 17 people, including four children and also injured dozen. more, the us israeli genocide in gaza is now in its 284th day, the death toll since october 7th now stands at around 38,700. according to palestinian officials, more than 9,00 of the victims have been students and nine months

around it and the layers below nash centuries of life and cultural layers. slept. record the world is done for this purpose. a safe and secure way to introduce and protect cultural heritage. elham goran of sed and sima news agency. bakers are complaining about the price of bread these days. from 1,400 rates, if you don't give it, you will get regular gas. but it is different. there, in a free-baking bakery , bread baked with government flour is offered at a free rate. azadeh flour in a blue bag. what are you doing here? put the second type inside these bags so that no one notices. you open the bag and the color changes . yes, the color of the bag changes because it uses the second type. it becomes the government type. government azadpez flour in 40 kilos, 40 bags 670 tomans per kilo. the type of shower that the state. according to the fact that he is using subsidized flour type 2 , he has to pay 5 tomans for fenugreek, which he is paying 20 tomans , which means that each loaf of bread costs 15 thousand tomans , where did you get the difference in the price of the g

he probably won't do that well, nash nationwide. oh john, that's what we wanted to look at. this is pulling at the moment, given the challenges that he's facing. how is he pulling but specifically with regard to uncommitted vote is as well the uncommitted vote which actually pretty sizable here in michigan. those are the people who and decided they didn't want to vote for the democrats during the primary because they wanted to withhold their vote. in protest over the war in gaza . so about 600000 people voted for 580-0000 people voted uncommitted, and we talked, spoke to some of them here earlier, who were out protesting. they say they're not going to vote for joe biden at, even if that means that donald trump wins the election because it's so important to them to ensure that there is a cease fire if there's a cease fire. some of them have said that they would change their minds, but there's a large arab and muslim american population here in michigan about the thousands and thousands of people. but it's enough to make a difference in a state where the margins are very narro

wants it, talking about anniversaries here, this is the ninth from the jcpa, but it's the 20th since nash security advisor, general brent skoft went to the financial times and complained that prime minister ariel charone had president bush wrapped around his little finger that he had president bush mesmerized, those are the words of former national security advisor brins spoke. then was chair of the president's foreign intelligence advisory board, that's how much wanted american people to know how much influence israel had, not least because of the invasion of iraq, which was major factor imprompting to go ahead and depose saddam hussein. yeah, well it's too bad that no one listened to him at that time, well scott, how is it that the western hegemonic front can exert an extreme amount of pressure on? iran for developing its peaceful nuclear program, why the israeli regime is ragust debat, i mean has nuclear weapons and of course as we know is committing genocide as we speak, um, these western countries. continue to send more weapons, support the regime, and of course, not demanding any ac

so in the clouds it, it's time to to and then when generation nash, which now dw documentary, the renate of the logic is waging a battle against the authorities, could do nothing in the face of an imminent environmental catastrophe. here at the side of a former chemical and arguments factory toxic waters threatens to flow into poland to the steel river and destroyed the ecosystem for the activist. it's a grueling fight what the cost is supposed to come. you'd pay a very high price for what i to go. so it means a lot of hassle, not just for my private life, but overall, you know, she would crush stuckey. but maybe there needs to be someone who points out that what's happening here is not right pushing. yeah. you talked in the history of poland and also of the world. we have always been people who were pioneers, let each of them who were able to change every thing cause of our people too much. as we know. the notion of was, is that the side of the former as often chemical plant, if it goes during the 2nd world war, germany produced explosives and gunpowder here. then from 1948 on, it was r

the same rain also fell in the village of nash and nodeh in the vicinity of braro village, but there was no damage. the issue that led us to these two villages in the land of fog and sun. in the area adjacent to braud village , that is tutkabon area with an area of ​​10 thousand hectares similar rains, because we had a water catchment operation, we were able to prevent floods. let's control to have proper water extraction. this 1,000 cubic meter watershed structure has stored and extracted 4,000 tons of sediments. this size made our road safe. this year , we had several big floods, we made sure that this water did not harm our village or place. according to the announcement of the natural resources and watershed management organization , the area of ​​watersheds in gilan province is 950,000 hectares and includes 52 watersheds. if enough credit is given to us, we can complete the area of ​​tut kavan under the body let's cover the entire rudbar area, according to the deputy of gilan watershed management, watershed management has been done in only one third of the watershed areas of thi

i want my son to become a doctor to indicate it's time to to and then when generation nash, which now dw documentary, the result of the logic is waging a battle against authorities could do nothing in the face of an imminent environmental catastrophe. here at the side of a former chemical and arguments factory toxic waters threatens to flow into poland, vist dealer river and destroyed the ecosystem for the activist. it's a grueling fight what the cost is supposed to come in. i pay a very high price for what i do go, so it means a lot of hassle, not just for my private life, but overall, you know, she would cushion stocky but maybe there needs of.

compassionate and sad for donald trump, but in their hearts they're really grinding their teeth and nashing upon him with hatred, they would love for donald trump to be killed, because ultimately their objective would be to remove him as the candidate, and then it would be very easy for them to remove joe biden and replace him with gaven newsoon. or megan whitmer or michelle obama or someone else uh because there would be no replacement for donald trump and they predicted if they assassinated him that they would wals into the presidency and uh and uh have a have democrat president, this failed of course by their uh by their failure to kill donald trump and it will have the opposite effects, you will see rallying cry among conservative republicans, rising of the moderate and independent voters. guiding with trump, so this really has blown up in the face of the democrats and it will only be amplified in the coming days and weeks and months and donald trump will appear to be a marter and hero, and i think it's going to catapult him to victory if there's an election in november 2020, but make n

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my >gianna>well, the performance has been compared to for nash. anthem. performance at the 2018. all star game, both performances. of the notoriously difficult song among the ones people are never going to forget. okay. well, that is it for the news at nine. coming up, is the drew barrymore show and for more local headlines, including weather, you can join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area see you. there and have a great tuesday. >> i would say introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with 4 powerful pain-fighting ingredients that start working on contact to target tough pain at the source. for up to 8 hours of powerful relief. new advil targeted relief. blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. [cheers, applause] thank you. it's so fun. welcome to the show.

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i want my son to the doctor to in the canal times and then when generation nash, which now dw documentary, the product heavy weight, nancy pelosi has finally jumped aboard the rolling couple of hours bandwagon. and, and does the vice president sped to become the proxies the presidential nominate police ton of events came of hours, of course, after joe biden announced that he would not run again despite everything he has said in the past as questions about his age and mental acuity mounted a couple of harvest now appears to be the chosen one. that even potential arrivals like gabby newsome and gretchen whitman backing to. so is she the person to be donald trump? i'm feel game and this is the day the .

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uncertainty surrounding the us selection and what might happen in the us leadership with regard to the nash nato alliance. so questions that are made now need to withstand that changing tide of politics in the united states. and so there is fear of should another trump presidency, for example, threatened the security assistance. these pledges need to be in place for a decade or more. so that is something else that is being discussed. we also know that there are going to be announcements of air defense, something we've already heard a little bit from in terms of the us presidents and also the secretary of state and to the blanket and talking about the western contribution of f. 16 in place flying over your brain by the end of the summer in delivery as we speak. and also a bilateral agreements. and of course, was talking about the pathway for a range of ultimately also becomes a member of nato. and we should point out as well, in these meetings that the ultimately the end of the day in terms of the visual business will include the secretary general's press conference as well. and we are also

and then when generation nash dw documentary eyes modes, noses. we have so much in common, but a few things do very light skin color. turns out there's a simple scientific explanation for that. but it doesn't explain racism. there's never a reason to treat people on equally based on their skin color and how we evolved, whether we're alone in the universe and more welcome through tomorrow. today is kind of strange that we actually differentiate, print black and white because we have a lot of different tones of skin color. i would think don't happen is black and white. so what's up this race? humans came out of africa about 40045000 years ago and then moved into europe and they came from south south africa and they had some soccer funeral type that we also seen. steps are not protected date. and about 5000 years ago they had the lights or the skin color. skin color has only recently changed. and we think the main reason why people get light skin has something to do with quick culture and that gets introduced. yeah, and his colleagues is the director

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and then when generation nash dw documentary, the among fish eaters salmon is a popular option. it's in record demand, low and supply. thanks to over fishing. a modern human solution is to breed the animal instead of catching it in the wild. norway is home to the world's biggest salmon farm with soccer culture conditions being widely criticized. is there a humane way of farming the coverage and fish also coming up, lithium, a mineral, the future that is already near indispensable for modern industry? can a new processing plant and make year of less dependent on china. deep under the surface of southern spain is an abundance of other raw materials and mines that have been lying idle for years plus tractors are going electric. but how do they fair in the field test? the northern norway above the arctic circle is i'm to hundreds of rivers and fields. i'm interested in nature. we're on our way to a gigantic fish farm noise, the world's biggest supply of semen providing 50 percent of global production. the fish bomb operated by north blocks is located off the coast in the bar and see

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i want my son to become a doctor to indicate it's time to to and then when generation nash dw documentary the this is focus on your i'm larva lola, welcome. in france, a far right party that was long considered taboo, stood at the gates of power for the 1st time in decades. but victory for the national riley was blocked after a last ditch alliance of centrist and left his parties. now franz is facing a political deadlock with no route gaining an absolute majority. the fractured landscape is threatening to deepen the divisions over immigration and identity. will these issues are shaping the political landscape in several european countries? the alternative for germany or a f d placed 2nd an ear parliament elections, but they're anti immigration. and xenophobic rhetoric has set off alarm bells, though not, of course, meant wants to stop their rise and found at the group granny's against the far right. the seniors recently collected at 33000 signatures to shut down the f d 's donation account and the bank complied. but in the village of doable in the state of facts, any getting through to vo

it's time to to and then when generation nash dw documentary, the business, the, the news line from berlin, the us will station, long range weapons in germany, berlin and washington say that deployments demonstrates their commitments to nato and to european defense process as it will consider a military response also coming up, county as president william rudo dismissed as almost his entire cabinets in response to weeks of anti government protest. and the storming of parliament overtax right that the un sounds the alarm on israel's order to evacuate garza city 8 workers, a forcing people already this place to flee again. willie.

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and then when generation nash dw documentary, the of the race for the white house is often compared to a marathon and rightly so. candidates usually plan at least 2 years. we're not this time for the democrats, the party through with support behind vice president, pamela harris, last week and just 48 hours. here's plans to announce her v p running mate within 10 days, and that's just 2 weeks before the democratic national convention starts for the voters. this is like the political version of speed dating. will there be enough time for harris to convince enough voters that she is the right choice for a long term relationship? i bring golf and berlin. this is the day. the if comalla iris gets in, you would be the most radical, far left extreme is ever to occupy the white house times that there's never been a lunatic like this know a person. she's a person of great, say deep face and commitment to public service. and the most fun, selfish way. what has she done? what experience has she had politically is not on with get somebody loaded. she shouldn't be there. this is, i need to have mor

it's time to and then when generation nash dw documentary, the final approach, recorded by the onboard camera on the chinese chunk, o 6 lunar pro. as it landed on the far side of the moon in early june 2024 also on board was an instrument belonging to the european space agency, a sub which for the 1st time detected the presence of negative ions on the lunar surface. that will help scientists better understand the chemical composition of moons. this task, which is also called regular blankets, the surface of the moon. the lunar pro brought to kilos of it back to earth.

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