christopher: gillis' musical journey started in high school.t his teen years playing in experimental bands. in college, he studied biomedical engineering and spent his nights starting to mash up samples on his laptop. gregg: when i started doing girl talk, it wasn't like, this is going to be my career, this is going to be a 20 year thing. i was really like, oh,t'd be cool to do experimental electronic music based on pop music and have this very pop oriented name called girl talk. christopher: after college he returned to his native pittsburgh, working full time as an engineer and playing mashups in small, empty clubs, but slowly his mixes started gaining more and more attention online and by the end of the decade, girl talk had become a huge draw at music festivals, recurring fixture at lollapalooza in chicago antennessee's bonnaroo. from the beginning, the samples used on his mixes were used without permission from the original artists. gillis arguing his work was covered by fair use copyright law. but earlier this month, the 40-year-old did s

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from a combination of kiera walsh's opportunism and ellen white's reactions, their second came from a gillykelly, it's 2—0! after a year out with a knee injury, chloe kelly marked her return with a goal. the deficit was halved by half—time, though, when lisa evans twisted the manchester city defence inside out — back in the game, in a competition they've never won, a record that would remain when lauren hemp fired city two clear again. she found the target once more in stoppage time to keep city on course for the only piece of silverware they can win this season. no two ways about it, this result was massive. ben croucher, bbc news. we'll hear from west ham manager 0lli harder in a moment, but it's chelsea or arsenal who will await manchester city in the final at wembley — they meet tomorrow. and having that final at the home of football and on tv is a huge deal according to city's kiera walsh. i think when i was growing up, we never really had the... i never seen the stars of today playing at wembley, so i think for us, it's unbelievable. and to see the young girls at the games and all the

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when we support our army, gusty gilly, effie. what makes their own choice? i suppose the russian army and our president, this white ombang shows who's on our side levy. we see what is happening in ukraine . we see how our guys are saving civilians from shooting and freeing them from radicals. but if you call them cars the deal, it's everyone makes their own choice. we support the russian army to swipe our man . distinguishes our guys you to lose luckless and our former russia correspondent, emily sure. when explained how these white arm bands came to symbolize support for russian troops and russia's role in the war. while the white are mans are inspired by the pieces of white fabric that a russian soldiers have been pictured wearing in ukraine. apparently they're supposed to distinguish them from ukrainian soldiers. and of course, white also has the association with peace and as one user wrote with the bright future that these russian soldiers are apparently fighting for in ukraine. of course, the kremlin narrative is that this is not a war, but a special op

s. lead nato. gillis thought the cook of seal u. s. just like all other countries. the brag about being flawless. democracies have signed and ratified the un charter that operates on the key principle of sovereign equality of states. it doesn't say democracy should enjoy more rights than autocracies, dictatorships, or monarchies. all member states have equal rights. then there's the security council shore, but his difference, the reason why president roosevelt insisted on establishing the security council with 5 permanent seats with vito powers is no secret. he didn't want the un to share the fates of the league of nations. without this mechanism, the un would have probably been long gone, just like the league of nations before it. it doesn't help when great powers can't in vote their privileges and negotiate the rights of vito forces them to negotiate for mutually acceptable solutions. at least that's how it was for many years. today, the u. s. and some of the western nations are trying to devalue this, right? they want to transfer the security council's monday to

but gillis line jeopardy. we were doing, as was shaking stuff loose for warehouses.acts and poland, germany, and we can ensure that the stuff gets in the hands of units that media. and primarily, because we've elevated bond with, we focus on special patients units were in the fight. again, it off to leave me. we are obviously documents us turning the stuff over. so, it's a no lose situation for the u.s. government. incumbents of lee, you're just pounding the head against the wall by not looking at resources that are available in country to ensure equitable distribution. i just want to -- >> let me out. understand where you're saying, because on eisman time with jose andrÉs, as the same retape in bureaucracy is was going supplies for food, right? and water, and those sorts of things. it exists with that. and his organization is able to get through that. the government bureaucracy. so again, you're suggesting, suarez helping people on the front lines to get through all the red tape, at the time it takes a very valuable time forgetting that equipment to people who neede

. >>> for more on the apple earnings, let's bring in collin gillis trying to figure out here what tobuy, correct why? >> yeah. listen, the guide was somewhat disappointing, right but it was all about supply, not demand i think that's an important point that needs to be made over and over again apple's miss was really about supply it didn't have supply issues and didn't stop sending phones to russia the growth would be 9, 10% which is fairly robust so far inflation has not hurt apple's demand i think the ecosystem, wearables are double digits and you have a whole slew of new products coming out so it's a supply issue which is temporary, not longer term historically when apple has a supply issue, it's demand -- meaning it should get better for apple. >> that was your question on the conference call, wasn't it, amit, about the supply and the headwind and whether investors should look at it as a deferral. so what did you learn on that front? >> i think apple management is being extremely cautious and guarded about how the next six, nine months play out, given everything that's happening