kate nicholls, head of uk hospitality. _ stages.lity, many thanks for - stages. kate nicholls, head of uk hospitality, many thanks for your| hospitality, many thanks for your time. just one more story now. researchers have found the largest ever fossil of a giant millipede. analysis of the discovery by cambridge university suggests the creature was as long as a car and weighed about 50 kilos. the species crawled across the earth more than 300 million years ago. although millipedes typically feed on decaying plant matter, scientists say it might have been carnivorous. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. i�*m not sure it�*s all that festive! good morning, everyone. it�*s not all that vested at the moment, we have planned this morning, breaking from the west and more sunshine around today than yesterday, breezy across the south—west of england and the channel islands, this week weather front producing patchy and light rain across the far north of scotland. maximum temperature is 2 degrees in aberdeen today, ei

nichols and mr.t to jump right in, this issue was discussed a little bit earlier but i would like to get back to reports that suggest china and russia are engaging an active propaganda and disinformation campaigns in latin america. they're doing other parts of the world obviously but china and russia sought to undermine the democratic values and damaged overall reputation of the united states. i'm wondering what is the state department's global engagement to counter the chinese and russian government for disinformation in latin america and the caribbean? and what more could the jvc do in the future customer. >> thank you, senator. our focus is ensuring that we identify negative messaging trolls are coming from and we work with friendly governments to what the realities are and that we actively message the reality of the situation that we are facing. that we have very direct and comprehensive conversations with governments in the region was civil society and public about the reality with the presence

we fix the operational chain of command in 86 with goldwater nichols. think if we basically could get the committees to agree with the description of that problem and agree with the pressing nature and to get that pentagon. the problem you have is, the pentagon is not very cooperative on some of these things, because these are a lot of light bulbs and a lot of jobs that are tied into them into the pentagon. so, you've got to get the pentagon, like we talked in the green room -- don rumsfeld was willing to take this on. so, the pentagon if they basically signal to the congress, which i think is already inclined in that direction on the bipartisan defense committees, they want to get for more bang for the buck. then you could work those things in a co-optative way. i'll tell you, it took us three, four years to pass goldwater nichols, over the objection of everybody at the pentagon. and that was because you had some really, really strong leaders in barry goldwater, sam gun, bill nichols, bill cohen, people like that. you've got to have the corporation of

ah, nichol, staggs name opens doors in sports, business and politics. he has really made a credible conversion in terms of his personal attitude to mobility when i'm starting from already paid for a lot of people whose enthusiasm can help promote technological development and act as ambassadors or she can do that. that's not a formula one driver can't change the world on his own, but together we can, as i'm from the streets, people. so like what he does. if you look at everything he organizes is really impressive, uses his fame to do the right thing. and i'm a contact card on file for you to do is a formula one world champion and his image attract all sorts of prominent participants to the green tech festival. even pop star sting showed up flu, flu, professional stealing a prince. albert of monaco was also there along with hollywood icon, robert redford in the city that i love with. it was like a map of the book pulled out from under my feet. the european commission has also thrown its way to behind cross barracks efforts. we need you to innovate, to li

secretary nichols, the let's talk about some of m these things specifically. the cuban military has claimed it draws its power from the people. it the ideals come out of like the casters before him is using the military to perpetrate the communist party's final hold tron the atcuban people and stifle democratic openings. the regime militarized is the island to shut down peaceful protests and continues expanding the military's control of the cuban economy. fueling the rise of a new generation of military oligarchs in the process. the ministration rightly designated defense minister both has under the global magnet the sanctions where it's become clear the problem is bigger than one general. so let me ask you do we agree that the cuban military has an expensive control of the economy? which stifles out for example independent entrepreneurs trying to get a foothold in the country'seconomy ? >> yes mister chairman. the role of the cuban military in dominating the economy and controlling the largest businesses and putting himself in a position to sign up resources

i'll discuss and debate with never trumper author tom nichols. the chinese communist party's choreographed response to doubles tennis star peng shuai's sexual assault allegations. they may have back fired. we'll take a look at how she is igniting a new spark in china's me too movement. >>> welcome to the show. ten days ago no one had ever heard of omicron. tonight the new covid variant is very much here in the united states. it is now being detected in at least 16 states across the country. some early data suggests the omicron variant might be more contagious than the delta variant. it so far reached 38 countries across the globe. here is the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky with what we know so far. >> we know it has many mutations, more mutations than prior variants. and many of the mutations have been associated with more transmissible variants, with evasion of some of our therapeutics, and potentially invasion of -- evasion of some of our immunity. that is what we're watching really carefully. >> researchers believe it shares genetic code w

kate nicholls, thank _ significant cost to the sector.cal system. every candidate has been approved by a pro—beijing committee and most opposition groups are not taking part. early figures suggest a low turnout. this is the first election for the legislative council since beijing imposed a sweeping reform of the electoral system. now, this year, according to the reform, it means that only people that are deemed patriotic to the country are able to stand. furthermore, since this city has seen a lot of turmoil since 2019, there was an introduction of a national security law around a year ago. that means that many of the would—be candidates, many of the pro—democracy camp, are either, many people have been arrested or essentially fled the city. so this election is quite different from past elections here in hong kong. many of the pro—democracy candidates that many of these supporters would look to vote for simply are not able to stand this year. how will this election change the political landscape? people would argue the political landscape

hall spare has a weakness for electric sports cars. audi, porsha re mats or another tesla one thing nichol horseback always wants to find out in his tests is, is it just as much fun to drive an e car as one with a combustion engine? ah patrol of you who have not ever driven an electric car yet. i can tell you that you just really don't even notice different electric and practical. that's the kind of vehicle horseback wants. his firm, t r e has developed the move or it fits into the tightest spaces. my company developed this whole chassis of this car. and we won, the dodger, moved his vice into those 9 him. this is them over. so now this is the mover with the cabin. we develop the 4 corner modules and they can, they have an engine engine inside the harp tub, and they can spin on its own axis. efforts on behalf of sustainability have also brought new editions for his trophy cabinet. in the fall of 2021 nichol horsberg was awarded the european culture prize in the environmental protection category. thank you. thank you. this is a proud moment for me. thank you. thank you. and the award ceremo

nichols says it didn't happen. >> i asked ron kuby about that. lying, he never gave him money. how do you respond to that? >> well, that friend also told ms. busby, be admitted on the stand, he told ms. busby he just didn't remember. >> he argued to the court that he was lying about something else. he says the escalator hincapie says he ran down was working just fine and it was moving up not down. >> he made the ridiculous claim he went down the up escalator. >> but perhaps the most dramatic part of the hearing was prosecutor hurley's cross-examination of johnny hincapie himself. hurley argued that hincapie was making up the whole story about falsely confessing. >> and it is the first time that you have ever alleged to a court that your confession was coerced by detective casey physically abusing you and making you memorize a story, is that correct? >> correct. >> the detective wasn't called to testify, but we tracked him down, and he denied ever abusing hincapie. hurley moved on to that letter. >> please believe me, please help me. >> the one hi

hillary nichol there. a different perspective, with norma emailing: the bbc issued this statement in response. finally, this weekend sees the final entertainment show, strictly come dancing. breakfast viewers, even those who don't watch strictly, will have become familiar with the somewhat controversial progress in the competition of dan walker, who was knocked out in the quarterfinal after his argentine tango. but even in his absence last sunday, the dance show was still on the agenda on the breakfast sofa. the glitter ball trophy is now in touching distance for rose, ajay, john and reese. so let's have a look at some of the highlights. music. applause. that dance belongs in the final. - applause. what a way to close the show, that argentine tango... i was mesmerised by that. it was incredible. a number of viewers have contacted us over the past few weeks about the prominence they thought strictly has been given during breakfast and across bbc news. sarah jenkins wondered: and shirley added: breakfast tol

i only knew blake's version, but joe nichols has a version.ing all impressive genres, tonight she debuts as the one and only annie in "annie live" on nbc. we have a very talented celina smith in the house! [cheers and applause] so cute! that one of the most renowned modern day artists in the world of classical music, he is incredibly gifted. pianist lang lang is here! but before all of that coming our first guest for many things, but the show "empire" movies like "hustle and flow" "the curious case of benjamin button." she has been in so many things, you can see her tonight in "annie live" on nbc. please everyone, welcome taraji p. henson! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you look so beautiful! >> taraji: you are too! thank you! hello, everybody! oh, my goodness! >> kelly: i am still taking it in. you look so beautiful. >> taraji: thank you. we had to pick a special dress for you, kelly. it's beyond you look like this every day? i hate you. >> taraji: no, not at all. >> kelly: i know that you have a salon in your house, you

john nichols, always a pleasure. thank you for your time. honor to be with you. thanks so much from israel is set to offer. wait for this. a full dose of the coven vaccine to people aged over 60 prime minister, natalie bennett, says it will help the country overcome the spread of under kron. the move has been approved by the health ministry and is now awaiting final sign off by senior officials. that decision comes off to israel reported its 1st death from amazon on tuesday. a u. k is reported more than 90000 new cases overall on tuesday. but prime minister birth johnson has confirmed he won't be bringing in any new restrictions before christmas. what i can say to night is it naturally, we can't rule out any further measures after christmas. and when a keep a constant eye on the data will do whatever it takes to protect public health. but in view of the continuing uncertainty about several things, severity of or micron uncertainty about the hospitalization rate or the impact of the vaccine roller. the boosters. we don't think today that there is enough evidence t

if he is journalist, specializing in medical science and in hong kong, john nichols is clinical professor pathology of the university of hong kong. thank you for joining the program. oksana from the data available so far. is it fair to say that the world may be bracing for a search of infections? similar to what happened in april 2020. well sir, we will see that vaccinations are going to mute some of the symptoms, but boosters are very clearly needed and in the u. k, there is a target of trying to achieve 1000000 boosters a day, which is very ambitious indeed, but it won't be enough to quell the crown wave that is rising faster than any other barrier that we have seen today. so it's likely that in many countries with a similar demographic to the u. k, will experience a similar rate of spread amongst its most vulnerable populations as well as in europe, the countries of how started going back into locked downs or re imposing tougher restrictions. all these measures justified or there's a great deal of anxiety here. well, there is some discussion because actually our recent wave is still go

kate nicholls, thank you very much for your time.nly business facing a catastrophic christmas. travel bosses have been reacting with dismay after france announced it will ban all non—essential travel to and from the uk from midnight tonight, effectively closing its borders to british tourists. brittany ferries, which operates between france and the uk, said the move could be "a hammer blow to our christmas season". travel restrictions are being tightened all over europe as omicron infection numbers surge. tom jenkins is ceo of the european tourism association. let us start with those comments from brittany ferries. there is clearly demand there and people are scrambling to book flights, even before the ban comes in. just how damaging is this? is ban comes in. just how damaging is this? , , ., ., is this? is extremely damaging. the oint is this? is extremely damaging. the point you — is this? is extremely damaging. the point you are _ is this? is extremely damaging. the point you are making, - is this? is extremely damaging. | the poi

joining us now is yuma mayor, judd nichols. mayor nichols, thanks for joining us.to start asking you why did you declare a local emergency and how did you get to that point? >> we've been watching the immigration situation on the border beginning of year but watch it every year being a border city. great concern about january, hearing discussions about the traffic picking back up. sure enough it picked back up but it was at a point where customs, border patrol, i.c.e. were able to manage the numbers. which the numbers were four times higher, five times higher than normal in crossers in the yuma sector which is about 950 people a day. we had the one weekend a few weeks ago where 6,000 people crossed in five days that overwhelmed the system. what that caused was a backup. the backup was contained at border. people were waiting for border patrol to come pick them up t took so long they started moving. they started walking to try to get to the border patrol station. they had, no resources. they didn't really know where they were going. hundreds of people coming into th

if he's john nichols, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program. i got a time by visiting our website a dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. i'll 100 is at ha insights from the house on the entire team here in doha bye for now. ah, a . i've come back to sarajevo to revisit the fascinating power to pulse me in history. they were crazy, creative, even visionary. they were top lester, not to realist. i was them as a child during and just pops into people still love them. it was basically too bad to be true. what they were predicting can comedy. he'll ethnic divisions and national tensions that exist in both here today. once upon a time in sarajevo on algebra, the latest news as it breaks. this used to be the historic town center. now it is a level with detailed coverage. live trust is robbie and cry is that the likeminded countries should step up and push back against proceed aggressive russia and china fr

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he, yo, yo, ma nichol. i manage a deal, and this is where i live. i read an effect, and if the casa, i am really fortunate to leave here in the ranch house in may, north, like on, i love it, been best. he was built in the 19 seventy's by the original ranch owner. he lived here for 40 years and be the occupant and much of what is still here, was his them of it by your delicatessen, from ben rancho. audi he not. ah, if i wasn't luck, wasena gave this is the kitchen without. here is my computer, my coffee, my. it's very cold here in the winter law. that's why we don't work in the office. but in the kitchen where everything is close by and well, i really like my coffee. so i'm always drinking same week of battle though. the thing when we got it, though at the ample, ah, tell rankel in this used to be a busy kennel rash from there. there was between 1003000 head of cattle here. now the ranch is used for animal species conservation. also, we have heard of mexican bison here, and a few cows a not like that. then we'll get no hope at all. there used to be m

global supply and process is the largest and mind reserves. lenders, cobalt, lithium, copper, and nichol. here, china has secured strategic supply commitments from other countries to gain a monopoly. these materials are important for renewable energies which are needed to stop global warming. so right now, achieve in global climate goals depends on chinese raw materials. take lithium mining, like here in california, lithium is used in batteries for electric cars. here to china dominates the market . electric cars, wind and solar energy, all require a huge amount of critical materials. by 2040 lithium consumption is expected to be $42.00 times what it is now. the use of graphite cobalt a nickel rules increase massively. busy while rare earths will be consumed at 7 times, the current rate hover is another critical val. material that is in high demand owing to its use in electric vehicles and generators. china recognize the signs of the times early on. now, europe is playing catch up. green a digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials. we import, lithium for e

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i would read the vicar would feel he is beaca who was tied to a tree earlier nichol i became in that she was pregnant and someone told her husband that it wasn't his child. i. e richard m, on his elder on going in the evening who went with a friend and picked her up from work is a little tighter to a tree and tortured her with the knife, trying to make her confess, who the father was, especially a cheery bonacre's scheduled us there was a cruelly barbara covered up her scar with a beautiful butterfly. first of them, chris, your boots, minutes above which the 2 session also serves as a kind of therapy girl nass talks about watch experienced, while her scars disappear beneath the ink. what happened? richard m fulfillment happened after dinner almost there and my husband came back from work drunk as usual zone. he grabbed a knife and said on go it is i'm going to kill you vessel. when he stopped me, i didn't even realize it at 1st because i pulled the knife out myself is or what is the my will with the show washer for my year. with the goal here is not only to help women process their e

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ah, i'm nichol further. welcome. the program russian president vladimir putin and his u. s. counterpart. joe biden spoke on thursday as tensions have been steadily rising over russia's troop build up near the ukrainian border in the 50 minute call by demanded a de escalation and threatened russia with new sanctions. putin warned that such a move would lead to a complete rupture of ties between the 2 countries. despite theories of irreconcilable differences, both sides agreed that there were grounds for meaningful progress. it's the 2nd time this month. the 2 leaders have spoken and more talks with senior us and russian officials are set for january. for more, let's bring in james, curt shake. he's a visiting fellow with a brookings institute, specialize on european politics and u. s. foreign policy strategy. mister cur. take these were the 2nd talks this month between president biden and fulton. what results do you expect? i think they'll be more still made because i don't see the united states backing down. i said, united states and its allies does this really should not

work and the realtors just last night man a cup was love, father nicholas' lu, approved you me him nichol? should the not so nice a can we were andrew schultz aren't did it along the summer. i shall go short amount listener. oh boy marlowe. i put the mot most of that power back. what got back and i did this with a new to the now this have me to move them closer. want to say i got home or the boonies say no, much a jo, portion, oak, dudley should be an event. the at been obeyed. they should be in the ocean. so shawn cade, she'd been gone and she'd done the bone by a gun shoot. i'd either just mom compose food or they do you put me in for boring sham kitchena kentucky quick actually. what it is, the one hand corner corner plant food china coasted to near submit quote unquote pause. so micah, would she or could they and hello. and he's been here waiting longer in the me as us for the same but i did it was he wanted to submit in order to call non g m to sky it, but more than ever, it should take a moment of mini mushroom. did she con markovich by the will be blue t a good thing to do all mark

nichols, probably monday child labor even increased in the last decade. this is not what you would expect in a booming industry. annual a global sales or over $130000000000.00. but why is it so hard to put an end to child labor? email hides dagger the majority of cocoa farmers live in poverty or even extreme poverty. so farmers rely on their own children as unpaid labor because they can't afford to pay workers. if you want to end the child labor problem, you have to find a solution to the poverty problem. local crisis aggravate the issue. only 6 percent of what we spend in germany on a chocolate bar actually goes to the copper farmers themselves. on average, the $3000000.00 cocoa farmers in gone and ivory coast are less than a dollar a day. that is under the extreme poverty line. most of the profit goes to chocolate companies and tweeter chains, but gone ivory coast i fight and back. both countries have added a living income premium of $400.00 per ton of cocoa to the price. they charge it. he said he would. we welcome this initiative as things stand that

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after a packed service, cardinal nichols warned against further restrictions on churches.sks, we know what we should do, most people are sensible and cautious, we don't need stronger impositions to teach us what to do. many services, including this one, will be streamed online. later today, pope francis will deliver his christmas blessing to a live audience outside st peter's basilica in rome. in canterbury, justin welby is expected to call for compassion for migrants crossing the channel. and here in westminster, an appeal against further covid restrictions. harry farley, bbc news. a revolutionary telescope which will aim to detect some of the earliest stars and galaxies in the universe is due to head off into space the coming hours. described as a "�*time machine' the james webb space telescope is being transported into space via the ariane five rocket. designed to unlock mysteries of the universe, the telescope will be able to look back to 400 million years after the big bang. it has a wider spectrum view than the hubble telescope and will operate further out from the e

y en arizona el alcalde douglas nichols declarÓ estado de emergenciapor el incremento de indocumentadosderales a la zona para lidiar con esta situaciÓn. a propÓsito de la crisis migratoria, representantes de la caravana que recorre ese paÍs acordaron regularizar la situaciÓn de casi 500 de sus integrantes. se les entregarÁn permisos para que puedan trabajar en mÉxico o se les permitirÁ su paso serÁ frontera con estados unidos. alejandro madrigal tiene los detalles del acuerdo. las migrantes apuntaron un triunfo despuÉs del sacrificio de caminar 850 millas en 52 dÍas. el gobierno de mÉxico valorÓ ese esfuerzo iniciarÁla caravana. >> van a obtener una cuestiÓn satisfactoria. >> una comisiÓn encabezada por sus lÍderes sin que ingresaron a la secretarÍa . acordaron realizar un censo para determinar quienes piden asilo en mÉxico y los que desean transitar a estados unidos . la mayorÍa insiste en el sueÑo americano . los inmigrantes caminaron de su albergue a un costado de la basÍlica de guadalupe hacia palacio nacional y luego el senado. >> hacemos un llamado para que reconozcan la crisis hu

the two—time winner clan des obeaux was nine lengths back with another paul nicholls horse st calvados football's european championship — but we've also brought you some of the more unusual sporting moments from around the world. especially if there are dogs involved. rounding up the best of the bizarre. here's reginaldo rosario. you've heard of the super bowl but here's the canine version. the puppy bowl in february saw two teams going head—to—head in a real paw biter. team ruff coming out on top. everyone's a winner, though. all the dogs adopted at the close of play. from the gridiron to the waves, this is no walk in the park. dogs and their owners competing to see who becomes top dog in the surf city surf dog competition in california. speaking of top dogs, this isjoey chestnut, the 38—year—old eating 76 hotdogs injust ten minutes, winning the nathan's hot dog eating contest in new york for a 14th time, breaking his previous hot—dog eating record by one. the event once again held in front of spectators earlier this year after being forced behind closed doors due to the pandemic. 202

in hong kong, john nichols is a clinical professor of pathology at the university of hong kong.ksana, from the data available so far, is it fair to say the world may be bracing for a surge of infections similar to what happened in april of 2020? >> certainly be will see that vaccinations are going to mute some symptoms. boosters are very clearly needed. in the u.k., there is a target of trying to achieve one million boosters a day. which is ambitious, but it won't be enough to quell the omicron wave that is rising faster than any other variant we have seen to date. it is likely in many countries with a similar demographic to the u.k. will experience a similar rate of spread amongst its most vulnerable populations. >> the countries that have started going back into lockdowns, or re-imposing tougher restrictions, are these measures justified? there is a great deal of anxiety here. >> there is some discussion because actually our recent wave is still going down. within that wave, there is omicron coming up. hospitals are still kind of over flooded. a lot of people actually even are

in hong kong, john nichols is a clinical professor of pathology at the university of hong kong.ksana, from the data available so far, is it fair to say the world may be bracing for a surge of infections similar to what happened in april of 2020? >> certainly be will see that vaccinations are going to mute some symptoms. boosters are very clearly needed. in the u.k., there is a target of trying to achieve one million boosters a day. which is ambitious, but it won't be enough to quell the omicron wave that is rising faster than any other variant we have seen to date. it is likely in many countries with a similar demographic to the u.k. will experience a similar rate of spread amongst its most vulnerable populations. >> the countries that have started going back into lockdowns, or re-imposing tougher restrictions, are these measures justified? there is a great deal of anxiety here. >> there is some discussion because actually our recent wave is still going down. within that wave, there is omicron coming up. hospitals are still kind of over flooded. a lot of people actually even are

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. >> spoke to john nichols last hour.is a national affairs correspondent for the nation and says the u.s. president is sounding alarm bells to avoid any lockdowns. >> it is somewhere this administration desperately does not want to go. however, it is also something that public health experts and doctors are suggesting may be necessary, and the important thing to understand about that is that is not a decision made purely about the spread of the disease. that is also a decision made with regard to the crowding in hospitals, if hospital beds are available. as hospitals go beyond capacity as they are overwhelmed, that's the point where public health people say to mayors, governors, and to the president, you have to lockdown hour we have to have at least some intervention here to slow the number of cases that are coming on to and impacting these hospitals, so i don't think we can rule it out. i think it is something that may return. if it does, it is something that i think president biden would acknowledge and accept, but it

any attempt to foster democracy in bella ruse has been brutally crushed from zillow. gluck nichol daniel credit, one close to being all the keels sitting in the corner. so when lucas shanker imprisoned his main defendants in the run up to last year's election, few was surprised. but one of the candidates wives spect loaner took an off sky, then stood in her husband's place to take on the president. lee with beacon young massey at mass gatherings before the po, millions lined up under the opposition's, red and white colors, adding their names to lists and taken off skies support a necessary precaution in a country prone to fraudulent elections. huge you lines, way in means key in the other cities as his lines showed that people they against wickersham. it was a mess movement. such things that have never happened. can bill of people united for the idea that may be of this time me, they'll manage to prove that a shameka a last however, in a dictatorship 2nd, any other be one winner. and when lucas shanker was declared president for the 6th time, the hopes of millions of bell ruffians turned

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global supply and process is the largest and mind reserves. lenders, cobalt, lithium, copper, and nichol. here, china has secured strategic supply commitments from other countries to gain a monopoly. these will materials are important for renewable energies which are needed to stop global warming. so right now, if she even global climate goals, depends on chinese raw materials. take lithium mining, like here in california, lithium is used in batteries for electric cars. here to china dominates the market . electric cars, wind and solar energy, all require a huge amount of critical materials. by 2040 lithium consumption is expected to be $42.00 times what it is now. the use of graphite cobalt and nickel rules increase massively. busy while rare earth's will be consumed at 7 times, the current rate hover is another critical val. material that's in high demand owing to its use in electric vehicles and generators. china recognized the signs of the times early on. now, europe is playing catch up. green a digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials. we import, lit

any process you need either i want, i mean is you it more to get over to put on file for you said nichol blue j seamless lot. restore me a callback when you just moved, but most of these will be leaving and it does come with a your so sure the approach to it the email probably didn't come through them, but i just wait a moment here shortly. i wish they would do it yet. yes. just to talk. i've niagara. so she stood up. if you don't in the ballpark. yeah, me grab a cup with my mental is gonna cover with my main post at the o conducting. cuz i think this new stuff show again digits and michael young style on record it down as lisa down he's doing it only shows mostly it'll be telling you i will. it's monday and day the meeting with us do it. when i bought those trolls in my back got it off, correct. financial aid. it will stop by question you with the teacher and i ought to start a new ministry. should i buy them? is edenbrook trip. this weekend you've been with me it up are one of the things with means in this was there, but he did us number grecki, east status, easy the of smoke about the

percent of global supply and process is the largest and mind reserves. les cobalt, lithium, copper, and nichol. here, china has secured strategic supply commitments from other countries to gain a monopoly. these materials are important for renewable energies which are needed to stop global warming. so right now, achieve in global climate goals depends on chinese raw materials. take lithium mining, like here in california, lithium is used in batteries for electric cars. here to china dominates the market . electric cars, wind and solar energy, all require a huge amount of critical materials. by 2040 lithium consumption is expected to be $42.00 times what it is now, the use of graphite, cobalt and nickel. we'll say increase massively. busy while rare earth will be consumed at 7 times, the current rate hover is another critical val. material that's in high demand. owing to its use in electric vehicles and generators. china recognized the signs of the times early on. now, europe is playing catch up. green a digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials. we import, lithi

oh nichol. staggs name opens doors in sports, business and politics. here he has really made a credible conversion in terms of his personal attitude to mobility when i'm starting from already paid for a lot of people whose enthusiasm can help promote technological development and act as ambassadors or she can do that. that's not a formula. one driver can't change the world on his own, but together we can as i'm trying to ship people. so like what he does. if you look at everything he organizes is really impressive, uses his fame to do the right thing. and i'm a contact card on file for you to see a formula, one world champion and his image attract all sorts of prominent participants to the green tech festival. even park star sting showed up flu, flu flush, youngster, you love dr. a prince albert of monaco was also there. along with hollywood icon, robert redford. the city that i love with pulled out from under my feet. the european commission has also thrown its weight behind cost barracks efforts. we need you to innovate, to liberate the creativity, t

barrett has a weakness for electric sports cars. audi, porsha re mats or another tesla one thing nichol horseback always wants to find out in his tests is, is it just as much fun to drive an e car as one with a combustion engine? ah, patrol of you who have not ever given an electric car yet? i can tell you that you just really don't even notice different electric and practical. that's the kind of vehicle horseback wants. his firm, t, r e has developed the mover. it fits into the tightest of spaces my company developed this whole chassis of this car, and we won the dodge him with his vice into the 9 him. this is them over. for now, this is the mover with the cabin. we develop the 4 corner modules and they can, they have an engine engine inside the hard top, and they can spin on its own axes. thanks efforts on behalf of sustainability have also brought new editions for his trophy cabinet. in the fall of 2021, nico horseback was awarded the european culture prize in the environmental protection category. thank you. thank you. this is a proud moment for me. thank you. thank you. and the awa