hey, macky, you got anymore pot ? my four-year-old needs a fix. hey, macky !( male ) hey, hippie, you gonna do some drugs ? i don't think i've seen you around here before. no, i just-- i had to get away. i just lost my job. oh, that's weak, man. you know what you need ? you need a good stiff drink. oh, i don't drink, okay ? trust me, man, it'll make you feel better. drinking's bad. go ahead, drink the beer. it'll calm you down. yeah, why the hell not ? it's just a beer. don't be such a pussy, okay ? so how do you feel ? ( burping ) oh, about the same. you just need something a little stronger. kyle, you have to stop them.

phil mackie is at the national traffic operations centre for highways england in birmingham. because of the strike? hat forced onto the roads because of the strike? ., . , forced onto the roads because of the strike? ., ., , ., , forced onto the roads because of the strike? ., .,, ., , .,, forced onto the roads because of the strike? ., ., . , ., ., strike? not as many as we thought, it has been — strike? not as many as we thought, it has been quite _ strike? not as many as we thought, it has been quite quiet, _ strike? not as many as we thought, it has been quite quiet, there - strike? not as many as we thought, it has been quite quiet, there was i strike? not as many as we thought, it has been quite quiet, there was a | it has been quite quiet, there was a peak at about nine o'clock, as there often would be on a tuesday. you can see this big bank of screens showing around the country, the top is of the busiest areas, the m4 me at bristol, the middle one is near leeds and the next one is near birmingham. ithink leeds and the next one is near birmingham. i think a lot of peop

phil mackie reports from the scene. a scene of devastation in dulwich road.d a home blown apart. it road. a sunny sunday evening and a home blown apart.— home blown apart. it 'ust exploded. it was home blown apart. it 'ust exploded. n was reauy. h home blown apart. it 'ust exploded. it was really, really — home blown apart. itjust exploded. it was really, really scary. _ home blown apart. itjust exploded. it was really, really scary. i - it was really, really scary. i thought something had happened to my car. the airbags came out of the car, all the windows broken and the roof. it was really, really scary. try to explain how bad it was. bravely, a group of ten people run into the burning house to try to save those people inside, including kira organs and's partner. it save those people inside, including kira organs and's partner.— kira organs and's partner. it was 'ust a kira organs and's partner. it was just a day _ kira organs and's partner. it was just a day of _ kira organs and's partner. it was just a day of sadness _ kira organs and's partner. it was ju

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but senegal its precedent mackie tholl says it isn't right for africa to be caught in the cross hairs cut off from crucial green imports from ukraine and russia pushed from the lovely cell current chairperson of the african union fest button is willing to help from on the soft on to see we're leaving here, very reassured and very happy with our exchange. it's not over yet. we must continue discussions with the other parties, so that trade resumes immediately. but russia blames ukraine for mining its own harbors, and says exports of ukrainian lead can leave by a russian controlled boards. all bela ruth, if sanctions are lifted, no problem, there is no problem to expose grain from ukraine. use lucius. the un says it's leading 10 stalks with dosher to release the exports with the 3rd of global lead supplies coming from ukraine and russia, the sticks are enormous. wait, there are 1400000000 people that could be affected because of the shortage of wheat and other grains. an american trade throughs and the black sea must remain in priority. failure to open those boards would result in fanni

phil mackie, bbc news, worcestershire.difficulties faced by staff trying to get to work. and, of course, the same applies to their customers — staying at home instead of being out and about, spending money. some estimates put the cost to the hospitality industry at half a billion pounds. 0ur correspondent danny savage reports from york. on a fine summer's day, people would normally be pouring out of york station to visit the city. not today. barely a trickle of people were passing by. 0utside, they were queuing for the coach to london and leeds instead. today's strike has ruined people's trips. we've had to book a bus, not get a refund on train tickets and then pay for a hotel in london, which was not part of our plans. and you're flying to australia tomorrow? tomorrow. i think it throws a lot of tourists especially off, because you don't anticipate dealing with stress and strife while you're on vacation. it took me, like, four hours to get to here. | it's an absolute joke, mate, you know what i mean? - this man was trying

became one of the main topics during the conversation between vladimir putin and president of senegal macky salam, who also holds the post of chairman of the african union, the meeting was held in sochi, the leaders talked about the development of relations between countries, growing trade, developing humanitarian ties and a situation on the global markets. i have always been on the side of africa, i always support africa in its fight against colonism. and i am very pleased to note that in 2019, here in sochi, uh, i ask for the rossiyanka summit, we are at a new stage of uh development. our relations with the americans are of great importance, and i must say that this has had a certain positive result for us this year, even in the first months of this year. it grew by more than 34 percent. we are striving to develop humanitarian ties with african countries. uh, the role of africa is growing, uh, in. in the international arena in general, in political terms, we believe that africa as a whole and individual states with which we traditionally have very good hmm without any exaggeration friendl

terrible battle from ariel believes in the past that going to their relatives in relatively quiet mackie of defended all these years by don bass militia. the shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed, a waiting for them. mm hm. with. ready ready a with . ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home city or the militia men who came to liberate their homes, or maybe about a new piece coming to the land of don bass, torn by an h e. s. civil war. mm hm. what our most comfortable i'm for them also shows up as long as you can give us a little more move a little bit. mm hm. but can't say, but your body to russia forward to move a up. i do like a little dust. i was cook with her. i'm not sure my soil i butchered so again, sir. ah! on may the 16th 2022, as of regimen, representatives approached alexander hut, kosky unit with white flags. the unit was storm in the as of star plans basements, the last ukranian stronghold as of had finally surrendered. the battle from mary, you put a had lasted almost 3 months. ah, ah. any meaningful relat

terrible battle for mary, your boys in the past that going to their relatives in relatively quiet mackie. if god defended all these years by don bass militia, the 1st shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed waiting for them. ah, [000:00:00;00] with a with . ready ready ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home, sent 8 of the militia men who came to live rate. their homes on may be about a new piece coming to the land of dawn bass, torn by an h e s. civil war. mm hm. with our most comfortable, i'm more than, you know, also suggested ramos you create live several more. move a little w, and i can say you have plenty to russia poorer too much. yeah. was in the casino somewhere. williams? america up. i'll do a little just always talk with her. i'm not sure what's going on. i butchered students with on may the 16th 2022. as all regimen representatives approached alexander hud confiscated unit with white flags. the unit was storm in the as of star plans. bateman's, the last ukranian stronghold as of had finally surrendered. the b

terrible battle for mary, you'll believe in the past that going to their relatives in relatively quiet mackie . if god defended all these years by don bass militia a. 2 yes, that's a good, i think is 70 percent of you with 80 percent of so busy below for why nate? ah, hello, that we're going to interrupt his documentary because the russian president vladimir putin is addressing the media office sitting down for talks with his indonesian county paul yoko window in moscow. so that's listening. when is you know, what engineers me up in your building? certainly help country erected you and the stadiums, hospitals, and other infrastructure till it is but of those. and many of those buildings still operate. it's a matter of them. we do the work to the toys that we have with mr. chuck. today. they were like very informative. we discussed the trade in economic cooperation that is showing an amex, if you're going to put in your last 2021 civil issue, we have more than 40 a cent credit. and she will pay turnover for the 1st 5 months of this year showed a growth of what to do. so those are parties that

at baikonur became one of the topics of conversation between vladimir putin and senegal's president macky salom, who also heads the african union, is a huge association. which includes almost all countries of the continent with a total population of almost 1 billion people, and as vladimir putin noted when opening the meeting, russia's relations with african states are at a new stage of development and our country attaches great importance to them at a new stage of development. eh, we're passing a very high value. e. our relations with the americans and i must say that this has a certain the result is positive for us, uh, trade turnover is growing this year even in the first months of this year. it grew by more than 34 percent. we strive to develop humanitarian ties with african countries. uh, the role of africa is growing, uh, in. in the international arena in general, politically , we believe that africa as a whole and a separate state, with which we traditionally have very good hmm, without any exaggeration, friendly relations. hmm that all of africa as a whole. it has great prospects

bocharov ruchey residence he held talks with the chairman of the african union , president of senegal, mackyalom, during the meeting was also attended by the chairman of the commission mohammad vladimir putin said that significant events for the african continent are being celebrated in russia. the president mentioned the recently celebrated africa day and the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations by senegal. the russian ministry of defense reported that the kiev authorities, with the help of british specialists, are preparing staged stories in order to maintain the morale of the armed forces and bring new accusations against the russian military. and in particular, in the nikolaev region , a story was filmed about how effectively ukrainian troops are using western weaponry, while a re-enactment of the fictional battle with russian military in their commercials was reportedly used by members of the local defense dash. and ukrainian armored vehicles were taken as trophy equipment. the russian ministry of defense reports that the following stories will be filmed in the

but santa gods president mackie tholl says it isn't right for africa to be caught in the cross hairs cut off from crucial green and boards from ukraine and russia. a push on the left it fell. current chairperson of the african union fest button is willing to help them on the soft on the leaving here already a short and very happy without exchange michelle. it's not over yet. we must continue discussions with the other parties for that trade resumes immediately in the government. that is the catch. russia says it will let green shipment leave ukraine only it's sanctions i lifted. meanwhile, ukraine alleges russia is stealing green to supply its allies. the un says it's leading 10 stalks with duck shot to release the export with a ton of global lead supplies coming from ukraine and russia. the sticks are enormous. we, there are 1400000 people that could be affected because of the shortage of wheat and other grains. an american trade rules and the black sea must remain in priority failure to open those boards that result in fannin destabilization, mass migration around the world with be

that means the mackie g t is more powerful and quicker than the legendary for g t. but it has a lower talk speed limited to 200 kilometers per hour. so let's test out the acceleration of the meg, e g t and see how it performs. therefore, we have to go into the menu and go to an temp and then we just accelerate and see what happens. that's a really incredible how fast this can move. 3.7 seconds from 0 to 100. i mean, you're almost as fast as a porsche 911. weighing in at waterloo, 10.3 tons. the mackey g t is anything but large, but also surprisingly nimble. fax to the adjustable driving note precise steering, fantastic throttle response and adaptive. jeff, is that since every driving situation, even in bad weather? so what's my final verdict on the mustang make? e g t. after say it has the soul of a mustang, but it's not 100 percent mustang. i missing some emotions in here. and all in all, i have to say it's a car for every day drive and you have enough space and enough driving plaza. so it's perfect for the family. all. it's perfect for people who like to drive ele

bill hobbies, i initial blog, cars and the quest for survival right now on read the ford mustang mackie doesn't like power, but for even more speed and fun. ford bought out the performance edition of the mac, 8, the mac e g t. when i think about fought mustangs, i think about loud engines. i think about big engines and think about fuel burning engines. but today this is different because i got the mac, e, g, t from ford, here today. despite its fully electrification, it should deliver as much fun as the normal mustang suit. so let's get in and write that pony wasn't corporate. the mustang, all wheel drive system and rally p 0 times make the drive aware of how performance oriented it is. and there are some impressive numbers that go along without feeling . so the mag edge, it is the top version of the series. it got an 88 kilowatt hour battery with up to 500 kilometers of range. and we got 2 engines here which combined to produce 487 horsepower and 860 newton meters of talk which are pretty impressive. that means the mackey g t is more powerful and quicker than the legendary 40 t, but it

the fact that mackie saw the president of the african union actually said a few days before that, that it was the west to blame for the food crisis and sanctions to blame. and he said moscow is trying to open for plot lines. that's one point. second, about the confidence of the global south. now, the bricks countries together, their g d p is actually in terms of purchasing power parity is more than that of the g 7. so, you know, they don't need to hang on to the g 7, except if they give them, you know, respect. and as you're the said, number 3, i want to raise one new point and that is tomorrow. when that nato strategic document comes out, you will see that the entire focus is going to shift the china because that's what they really want to get. oh yeah, i think that going to fail quite frankly. and because they think they have already just decimated, rush average is completely false. thank you. don't just continue on with that. i think that's exactly how i see this here is to try to collapse the russian economy . and then, you know what russia lick it's wound and then the real target

taking senegalese president macky sala in sochi today, he noted that western sanctions against russian the african continent, a food crisis, and added that he had great hopes for cooperation with with moscow, the russian leaders emphasized that our country has always supported africa. we are transferring great importance at a new stage of development. e. our relations with the americans of the country and i must say that this has a certain positive result for us, e, the trade turnover is growing in the first months of this year. it has grown by more than 34 percent, and the role of africa in the international arena as a whole in political terms , we believe that africa as a whole and separately its states, with which we traditionally have very kind hmm without any exaggeration friendly relations. it does not have great prospects, and proceeding precisely from this, we intend to further develop our relations with africa as a whole and with its individual states. i have high hopes for the negotiations. right now we don't have access to grains especially wheat from russia and most import

president vladimir putin has promised to ease green exports from russian controlled ukrainian ports. mackie saw says that african countries are facing a food security crisis of once food supplies exempt from sanctions, opposition groups in democratic republic of congo, a calling on the government to cut diplomatic ties with ruined up. they say it's behind us, a recent series of attacks by the m 23 rebel group, to golly, has denied any involvement. a protest has been shot dead and several injured in students capital. they were marking the 3rd anniversary of a pro democracy protest in which a 128 people were killed. a trait as derailed in southern germany killing at least 4 people and injuring dozens, bought the regional service bound for munich. crushed a popular ski resorts in bavaria, prosecutors and police of launched an investigation. and there's the headlines that he's continues here. i'll just here off of the stream the full about but will leave you with memories of our colleagues showing of actually the voice of palestine the what what do we need to know that on this, which i don't ne

anti-russian restrictions, said the president of senegal summing up his talks with vladimir putin, mackya noted that wheat fertilizers produced in our country must be removed from sanctions because moscow is ready to help resolve the food crisis. including by exporting grain from ukraine, the russian leader later confirmed it. what opportunities exist? this the head of state told the day before in an interview with my colleague pavel zarubin , uh, who is under the control of ukraine, well, first of all, these are the black sea basin, odessa and the nearby port. we did not mine the approaches, it was ukraine that dominated. i have already said many times, to all our colleagues. well, let them clear mine and please, let the ships. e, s. uh grain laden with grain comes out of the sport. we guarantee them to peaceful passage without any problems international there is no problem, please, there is another possibility. yes, uh, the port of the sea of ​​azov. e, berdyansk e. mariupol is under our control. we are ready to provide troubled you with including the ukrainian federal network, please.

bocharov ruchei , he held talks with the chairman of the african union, the president of senegal, macky salam, and the chairman of the commission of the african union, musafa kim hamamat, also took part in the meeting. vladimir putin said that significant events for the african continent are being celebrated in russia. the president mentioned the recently celebrated africa day and the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations by senegal. our country has always been on the side of africa has always supported africa in its fight against colonism. and i am very pleased to note that in 2019, the russia-africa summit was held here in sochi. hmm, we are transferring very great importance at a new stage of, uh, development. e. our relations with the americans, and i must say that this has a certain positive result, and the role of africa is growing, e, in the international arena as a whole, politically, we believe that africa as a whole and individual states, with which we traditionally have very good hmm without any exaggeration friendly relations hmm that's all africa as

russia that the continents people are the victims of ukraine's invasion on an economic level. chem and mackie. so urge present, lidem, reputed to take into account is suffering from food shortages caused by moscow's military actions. same bus ravi has more now from cave. there's 2 ways to look at the math here for resisting russia's intervention in their country. it is cost the country of ukraine, 20 percent of its territory on the other side of it is that ukraine, a 100 days later, is still in this fight. now we have to remember that russia was intending to take even a matter of days, and the best experts in the world estimated that after keith though, the rest of ukraine would follow in a matter of weeks, as russia continued to slowly digest ukrainian territory. something it's been doing for years, but the fact that the country is still standing isn't it, is in and of itself, a major victory in this conflict. and that is exactly the point that ukraine's president made to mark this day. he's the leader of the faction is here. the head of the president's office is here. the prime minister she

once food supplies exempt from any sanctions, during a meeting with the russian leader, president mackie sel said african countries, a victims of war, defacing a food security crisis letter for the ma, zarbara, or crossover. i spoke to the european council and i told them, yes, there is a war the crisis, but there's also sanctioned leo. we should work together and resolving these 2 problems and make sure that everything concerning food and green supplies is out side. the sanctions of ukraine's president has vowed to continue resisting russian forces. he made the comments and am addressed to the nation to mark a 100 days since the russian invasion. the frogs thought, the leader of the faction is here. the head of the president's office is here. the prime minister sh mahal is healer potter like his here or the president is here. our teams much bigger. the armed forces of ukraine are here. most importantly, our people are here. the people of our state are here. we've been defending our state for 100 days, victory for us, great glory to ukraine. let's say now from zebra z. robert, who's in c

he doesn't shy away from how influential the movement is and says synagogues president mackie sally is well aware of their importance. which isn't like us citizens, but we have dis medina, we have this follows that my casela. he used to live here in sam. so he knows his medina, he know what's going on in medina, he not abs. medina is there but where important. but in synagogue i, i but for those who moved here from the united states, it's a spiritual quest with its own challenges. joy fast on is from atlanta. she came here with her children, you know the language barrier, and they were worried about making friends missing some of the foods from home getting used to the food here by now, they love it. they love the freedom. oh, there's no doubt the stu. fees are a social and political force here, where religion also plays a central role in people's lives. and although in other countries, religious influence may be considered a negative aspect. here it's c as a positive, even a central ah, i said big algebra within a bi synagogue.

the mackie's are really emblematic of the kind of middle-class black person who lived in the greenwoodut i think that if we fixate on the things that are glamorous and more flattering, we forget that the greenwood district was a part of a city called tulsa. you have a black, segregated community, that is not getting its fair share of tax dollars for infrastructure like roads, sewer systems, and things like that. there was so much money in tulsa , but here is the reality. money plays a complicated role in greenwood, between the races. >> affluence, wealth, prosperity, it created this tie in between black tulsans , white tulsans, it is all about perspective. white tulsans talked about greenwood as little africa or negroland. >> all of these were to be found, booze, dope, and guns. >> white tulsans could control what justice looks like. they could control the narrative. they could control whatever they want. >> the only reason that black wall street existed was because of necessity. these people were not able to participate in the regular economy in the dominant culture, because of segreg

phil mackie with that report. the history of the nhs. nearly 5,000 people with haemophilia and other blood disorders were given a treatment infected with hiv or hepatitis in the 1970s and �*80s. sirjohn, who's been questioned about the level of financial support and compensation offered, described what happened to those affected as "incredibly bad luck". 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. i suppose the biggest impact is i'm not the person i was meant to have been. you can't erase the darkness, you can't erase the fear. it's always lurking. mark was just a child when he was warned about a medication he'd been given. his parents were told his new treatment for a blood disorder had been contaminated with hiv. i can't really describe the feeling, because it was, well, first of all, you question, why are you going to school to take exams for a future and a life you're not going to have? when your doctor says, "if you're lucky, but i don't think "you will live long enough to leave school," why bother? why? mark'

thank you, phil mackie. _ thousands of people have gathered at stonehenge to celebrate the summer solstice. sunrise at the ancient stones was just before ten to five this morning. this year was the first time members of the public have been allowed to attend the solstice in person since 2019 because of the pandemic. time for a look at the weather — here's darren bett. hello, a beautiful sunrise this morning but differing fortunes for today. a sunny summer solstice across england and wales and warmer than yesterday. in scotland and northern ireland it was the warmest day of the year so far yesterday, todayis day of the year so far yesterday, today is cooler with much more cloud. not much rain left over and i think the cloud will thin and break so we should see sunshine. some cloud pushing into the far north of england, the rest of england and wales enjoying blue skies and strong sunshine, temperatures higher than yesterday, 2&25, i7 sunshine, temperatures higher than yesterday, 2&25, 17 or 18 sunshine, temperatures higher than yesterday, 21125, 17 or 18 scotland and northern ireland where w

mike mackie said details emerging.ourself that it this tagging policy does go ahead beyond the pilot scheme that it's something thatis pilot scheme that it's something that is effective. clearly some people will never believe that it was not going to be humane but there are differences of opinion on that, but if it was to be effective, what kind of detail would you want to say? kind of detail would you want to sa ? ~ ., ., 4' say? well, i have worked in operations _ say? well, i have worked in operations so _ say? well, i have worked in operations so we _ say? well, i have worked in operations so we need - say? well, i have worked in operations so we need is i say? well, i have worked in - operations so we need is operational guidance, i think, operations so we need is operational guidance, ithink, to operations so we need is operational guidance, i think, to officers about who will get a dragon who won't and what is a criterion as i understand the criteria won't be for everybody —— he will get a tag and he won't. it w

phil mackie, bbc news, worcestershire.ce officers to have stopped the gunman three minutes after he entered the building, but they waited more than an hour to go in. nineteen young children and two teachers were killed by an 18—year—old gunman, during his hour and a quarter long rampage in a classroom. let�*s talk to our reporter in washington who�*s been following this story — rianna croxford. ame a me ask you first of all, what have we learned today? the a me ask you first of all, what have we learned today?— a me ask you first of all, what have we learned today? the head of public safe in we learned today? the head of public safety in texas _ we learned today? the head of public safety in texas called _ we learned today? the head of public safety in texas called the _ we learned today? the head of public safety in texas called the response . safety in texas called the response to the shooting and abject failure. 0ffices they had been placed before the lives of the children and three minutes after the shooting began, the

phil mackie is in birmingham this evening.omparisons with the 2012 olympics? find people will make comparisons with the 2012 olympics?— people will make comparisons with the 2012 olympics? and numero memo, georre, the 2012 olympics? and numero memo, george. that _ the 2012 olympics? and numero memo, george, that there _ the 2012 olympics? and numero memo, george, that there were _ the 2012 olympics? and numero memo, george, that there were some _ the 2012 olympics? and numero memo, george, that there were some issues . george, that there were some issues about security staff, not enough security numbers, and then the army had to step in. so, the organisers of the commonwealth games are saying they are taking a precaution, they have learned lessons from london 2012, but 5000 jobs, as you say, out of a potential workforce of 45,000, is slightly above 10%. they do think that students will fill a lot of those jobs and there are a lot of people out there who are not working at the moment who they think will be attracted by the prosp

thinking about the marvel tv show, the falcon and the winter soldier where at the end, falcon, anthony mackieat up a little. >> i think you under sold it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, so you -- so you are going to be the falcon, right? [ laughter ] >> well, i think -- i've taken to the skies. i love the skies now more than ever. i love pulling gs. if i were to do that, i'd have to do it practically. i can't go back now. >> jimmy: yeah, tom would want you to grow actual wings and fly. [ laughter ] that's how tom would do it. >> i think i might try to find out where those hot wheels tracks are to try to grow it from there. >> jimmy: you might want to switch to match boxcars. great to see you in the movie. glad you survived the fall. "top gun: maverick." it's in theaters. danny ramirez, everybody. we will be right back with music from pusha t. [ cheers and applause ] >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by mercedes eq. all electric, all mercedes. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by mercedes eq. all electric, all mercedes. [ cheers and applause ]

macky sall, who chairs the african union, met with putin and sochi to address food shortages linked ton ukraine. high on the agenda were grain supplies stuck at ukrainian ports. sall said he was reassured afr catherine viet has a look at how the war is affecting the african continent. reporter: famine is looming in the horn of africa as more than 23 million people are experiencing extreme hunger. according to oxfam and save the children, these numbers represent just those living in ethiopia, somalia, and kenya, an increase of 10 million from 2021. several factors have contributed to the crisis, including an ongoing drought in the pandemic, and russia's invasion of ukraine has made the situation worse. according to the u.n., between 2018 and 2020, african countries imported 44% of their wheat from russia and ukraine. but now, those shipments have all but dried up. due in part to russia's blockade of ukrainian ports preventing kyiv from exporting its grain. prices of wheat on the african continent have already increased by 45%, according to the african development bank, making the cost o

. >> jimmy: where at the end, falcon, anthony mackie, hands you his broken wings.up a little. >> i think you actually undersold it. >> jimmy: so now -- oh, so you have -- oh, so you are going to be the falcon, right? [ laughter ] >> well -- i think -- i've taken to the skies. >> jimmy: you have? >> i love the skies now more than ever. i love pulling gs. if i were to do that, i'd have to do it practically. >> jimmy: i see. >> i can't go back now. >> jimmy: right, no, yeah. tom would want you to grow actual wings and fly. [ laughter ] that's how tom would do it. >> i think i might try to find out where those hot wheels tracks are to try to grow from there. >> jimmy: might want to switch to matchbox cars, see if those work out better. >> that might do it. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. congratulations on this the movie. i'm glad you survived that horrific fall. >> failed attempt, yeah. >> jimmy: the movie is "top gun: maverick." it's in theaters now. danny ramirez, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with music from pusha t. [ cheers and applause

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the president of senegal, macky sall, who chairs the african union, has warned the european union that africa is facing a food crisis with soaring wheat and fertilizer prices combined with increasing food shortages due to the war in ukraine. during an address on tuesday sall alscriticized western sanctions on russia saying it is making it harder for african nations to buy food. the african development bank says the price of wheat has already jumped 45% on the continent. rania dagash of unicef said th food crisis is coming as africa is also confronting the imate crisis. >> the fdamental iue in somalia is climate-induced crisisdrought. where the effects of the great crisis, in, the food crisis -- prices and fuel prices and others are hiked up to a point where we need more resources to secure what we were able to secure before. amy: the united nations is warning about an "exponential rise" in civilian killings and abuses carried out by armed forces in mali as it battles jihadist fighters. a new u.n. report documents the deaths of 248 civilians by malian defense and secury forces in the fi

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