this fortress was nicknamed gibraltar. danube for many years.the border between the muslim and christian worlds. the stronghold reliably protected europe from the ottoman empire, the turks were never able to capture its impregnable petrovodin, they built it for almost 90 years. the total length of its underground passages is 16 km. archaeologists believe that people have always lived on this hill. a powerful fortress appeared much later under the romans. it was called taste and was part of the chain roman fortifications on the danube, which have now turned into the cities of lena, budapest, belgrade and novissat, and the name of peter petrekon - this fortress was first received during the time of the byzantine empire with the name of peter, but as they say, peter says that the surrounding lands belonged to a wealthy hungarian merchant. and the meeting began to build a fortress 9 years after the victory at vienna in 1692 and built it for 88 years, built eight brick factories in the vicinity from the cheapest brick material. worked for decades onl

and then they take off on the next leg for normally gibraltar or the english channel, which is 1200 miles away. it takes them another 10 or 12 days, 8 days if you're fast. - tell me why horta is such a mythical port. - if you go back centuries, the people in the azores have had sailors, or adventurers or pirates, coal ships, steamships, visit for a very long time. they're used to seeing strangers on the street. i think the people are very open to helping. - is it the reason you stayed? - most definitely, yeah. - yeah. - yeah. the uncomplicated society here was very attractive. fourth busiest transient yard harbour in the world was an attraction as well. - how many boats pass through here? - more or less 1200 a year. - that's a lot of boats. - that's a lot of broken boats. (sophie fouron) not only do they have everything here to repair boats, they also have a book exchange program. hi guys! (woman) hi! - i'm interrupting. - no, don't worry about it. - did you bring books? (man) yeah. yeah. - we did. - and you brought four, and you're taking four. - yes. that's the plan. - wow! (duncan swee

kilometers an hour had athletes soaring through the air in the evening, hours above the strait of gibraltar. although the toughest competition was perhaps the stunning sunset trying to steal the show was pretty impressive. another spot i haven't tried yet is foot folly. i hadn't even heard of it until today. it's a brazilian invention that's catching on around the world. israel is the latest hot spot where competitors have set up their own leagues. it's a hot 32 degrees, says shifts on the beach in tel aviv. sure. these valley football league season is about to begin a mix of football and volleyball. the brazilian sport has become especially popular in his gyal mouth. haas is the european champion. he started playing as a dean hbo comparing to sucker. it's much more fun, much more easy. you don't have no context on each other. you don't need to be physical with one another. it's not about fighting. mauer is not only one of the organizers. he's also in the opening match line up. and more and more people are discovering fully, even world famous professional footballers like brazil, ne mod upl

undeveloped, but so far, these african cries for, just as seemed to remain out of ear shot across the gibraltar, straight europe and the us continue to find solutions to their problems at the expense of the weaker in the most classic colonialist fashion. the hungarian prime minister says european economies have quote, shot themselves in the lungs by bombing russian fuel imports hungry as the current state of emergency over type thing. energy supplied initially, i thought we had only shot ourselves in the foot, but now it is clear that the european economy has shot itself in the lungs, and it is gasping for air. a hungry is heavily dependent on russian fossil fuels for its energy needs, with around 65 percent off, it's oil and even more the not. so the gas coming from moscow under the state of emergency plans hungry will not boost its own production of natural gas. and expand its purchases from other countries, according to the plant price caps and utility bills for high souls that use energy above average consumption will now be lifted. we ass, regular hungarians if they were aware of the plan.

has gibraltar about $8 billion in military aid to ukraine, including a $2.2 billion package just last. >>> the business and berkeley expanding its understood grad program from two years to four years. that four year program will go into effect in august of 2024. previously students applied as undergrads and now they'll be able to enter as freshmen. >>> san francisco officials have announced a nearly $12 million investment in its southeast communities. >> the boys and girls club will have their facility. we are going to have a community hub and a child care center. and the things that are happening because of people of this community said that's what we want. >> the breakdown looks like this. 5 million will go towards the sunnydale hub, a community rec center. $5 million for sf produce market, and 1.7 million for box shop collaborative work space. >>> the biggest condo sale in san francisco's history has been made. a pair of russian hill penthouses belonging to george shultz and his wife charlotte sold. inside of a high-rise on green street. look at the view! nice! and big too. that's

undeveloped, but so far, these african cries for, just as seemed to remain out of ear shot across the gibraltar, straight europe and the us continue to find solutions to their problems at the expense of the weaker in the most classic colonialist fashion. however, it seems that green goals are falling down the priority list when it comes to petro prices. that says, joe biden has to saudi arabia as a part of his middle east trip in an attempt to encourage an increase in oil production and lower fuel prices. back home. now comes, as oil prices have been fluctuating wildly since february, exacerbating a broader economic anxiety. and the turmoil in global energy markets. however, oil futures fell to the lowest level since april on the back of a potential production increase despite the higher than expected inflation weighing on market sentiment. and while washington seeks for ways to increase oil production to curb inflation at home, re add is unlikely to agree as it has repeatedly rejected previous calls from the u . s. of despite a political, you turn made by the us president from a pariah during

undeveloped, but so far, these african cries for justice seemed to remain out of ear shot across the gibraltar. straight europe and the us continue to find solutions to their problems at the expense of the weaker. in the most classic colonialist fashion, the bricks group of emerging world economies is set to expand as egypt, turkey and saudi arabia are all planning to apply for membership. that's according to the head of the box, international forum, prima amount. and she says that those countries are the only ones looking to join. he says he's a part of that for me because i didn't put in the same g visiting to it on all. i'm done is having a specific reason to join the lot because out about is having new j b, e z m a are new to. so this is a is also me would very much interested because i think very important to me a last year, the 5 major emerging economies that form the bricks. brooks, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa made up 41 percent of the world's population. 24 percent of global g, d, p, and 16 percent of world trade. conversely, the share of global g d, p from the weste

. >> over 33 million people from england, scotland, wales, another island and gibraltar have had their say. in these islands, we trusted people with these decisions. we not only have a parliamentary de

our goal was to close this trip of gibraltar and make our fortunes in europe in no, you turn, he came may, boy, we traces his own path to europe. on his journey, he meets people who just as he once did, are trying to leave africa. but get stranded in different countries along the way. they survive by working on jobs and restaurants, or st. vendors frowned with a film about hope, disappointment, and be enduring. dream of europe became a boy, has also made feature films and offers his expertise to aspiring young directors. he's also part of a support network for african filmmakers. i know you turn his 1st documentary deals with an issue that still very relevant to day one to so many young nigerians embark on such a perilous journey. ah, ah, what did you learn about young people's motivations to day to go and make and take on that jenny? well sadly 27 years after it's still the same motivations, ma'am, is to basically about economics. and it's to be as clear about people and seeking for self actualization. it's about looking for a place under the sun where you can actually the dream. and

our goal was to close this trip of gibraltar and make our fortunes in europe. in no u turn, he came may, boy, we traces his own path to europe. on his journey, he meets people who just as he once did, are trying to leave africa. but get stranded in different countries along the way. they survive by working on jobs and restaurants, or st. vendors, new brands. a film about hope, disappointment, and be enduring. dream of europe became a boy, has also made feature films and offers his expertise to aspiring young directors. he's also part of a support network for african filmmakers. i know you turn his 1st documentary deals with an issue that still very relevant to day wanting to. so many young nigerians embark on such a perilous journey. ah, ah, what did you learn about young people's motivations to day to go and make and take on that journey? where sadly, 27 years after is still the same motivations is to basically about economics on it's to be as clear about people and seeking for self actualization. it's about looking for a place under the sun where you can actu

undeveloped, but so far, these african cries for, just as seem to remain out of earshot across the gibraltar, straight europe and the us continue to find solutions to their problems at the expense of the weaker in the most classic colonialist fashion double standards, a slap in the face, the words used by human rights activists and slamming the biden administration for its funds to set up a new international committee to investigate abuses in yemen sensibly at the hands of saudi arabia, he claims they propose body is flawed from the off. they are working on a very, very bad mechanism that can replace the un. first of all, the starting point is that the mandate is weak and 2nd, it is not independent at all. well, according to reports, the u. s. state department is considering including representatives from humans, presidential leadership council in the new committee, and that is of significance because the council is said to have close ties with saudi arabia who themselves have been the focus of international investigations in the past. now it comes as a u. s. congressional watchdog released

we knew that temp sport investments as it was cold, was going to be set up and registered in gibraltar. why would that need to be registered in jupiter? what are they trying to hide when i get ready and something done that he was getting his father's money. roland forest thing, garbage is, the russian owner of a huge pulp and paper company with the garbage senior bars had a massive fortune from paper pulp. but we were also told that he wasn't involved in that said that was the obvious question of, well, where is the money coming from? that's it. so i got his father to pick the money that i didn't play a part, i fear damage. that's it. they didn't know, i thought, but antonio in garbage didn't have the funds to sustain the club affordable with large, their friends or just brought the friends at this point, just felt they'd take them to ride. suddenly we turned into just another trapping crisis. the russian owner sold the club, he left renting, holding a big bill that he'd run up with. no, no money left to pay it. oh, what is some use then discuss is another strategy that will give mr. x

over 33 million people from england, scotland, wales, northern ireland and gibraltar avenue had their say. we should be proud of the fact that in these islands, we trust the people with big decisions. we not only have a parliamentary democracy, but on questions about the arrangements of our government, there are times when it is right to ask the people themselves. that is what we have done. the british people have voted to leave the european union. there will must be respected -- their will must be respected. i want to thank everyone who took part in the campaign on my side, including all those who put aside party differences to speak and what they believed was the national interest. let me congratulate all those who took part in the leave campaign and the spirited ad passionate case they made. the will of the british people is an instruction that must be delivered. it is not a decision that was taken lightly, at least because so many things were said by many different organizations about the significance of this decision. so, there can be no doubt about the result. across the world,

the right honorable member for stratford-on-avon and gibraltar is complaining, but he said it on tv.rday, yesterday he said, "it is simply not right that families are seeing their bills skyrocket and we do nothing." was the chancellor speaking on behalf of the government when he promised huge spending cuts and when he said they are doing nothing on the cost of living crisis? speaker: prime minister? pm johnson: this is really pitiful stuff from the party that voted against the £39 billion, which is necessary to pay for those 50,000 nurses-who we are recruiting and will recruit by 2024, and which is necessary to pay for those hospitals, those doctors, those scans and that treatment. they don't have a leg to stand on, mr. speaker. something else, the reason we have growth at 0.5% in may, is because we took the tough decisions to come out of lockdown on 19 july last year, which he said was "reckless". never forget that he said without that, our economy would it was reckless. not be strong enough now to make the payments that we are making to our fantastic nhs, and they know it. >> i rea

modernization, so he was forced to ensure the country's security and solve internal problems such as the gibraltar, a historic referendum was held on the further stay of spain in nato, the country became the sixteenth member of the alliance another eight second, but abstained from participation in the military structure of the bloc, according to the results of the referendum, the majority of spaniards gave a positive answer, but at the same time 40% were against, which demonstrated a deep split in society. the question of the definitive command structure of the alliance madrid joined only in the ninety- sixth year. after nato was headed by the former minister of foreign affairs of spain, by the way, a former opponent of joining the union. javier salavata left the american but our cooperation with the us has always been very close even during the war in iraq. i think that in in the current conflict, spain will stand up for ukraine, which it is already doing. by accepting refugees and providing financial assistance in the country, we should not forget that we have a very important geographical posit

ross is standing like gibraltar, and he shall never falter. ask us what we say it's to hell with bby k. curtis wilkie: barnett has been, by this time, cited for criminal contempt by the fifth circuit with the specter of possibly going to prison. and that's when he ultimately made the deal with the kennedys that brought meredith to the campus. they shouldn't have. that contributed to the disaster. ellen b. meacham: he miscalculated how fiercely resistant the mississippi leadership was going to be. curtis wilkie: they made a hash of the thing. ross barnett: we must either submit to the unlawful dictates of the federal government or stand up like men and say to them plainly, never. ellen b. meacham: i think the conflict with mississippi over ole miss did more than almost anything to open his eyes. he kind of evolved. charles k. ross: the good was that they finally decided to go on ahead and step up and federalize the military. being able to get meredith in, fundamentally changing the institution, they had to talk among themselves and recognize th

police say the devices were designed to ferry about 200 kilograms of narcotics per drone across the gibraltar, straight a source, a big loss. it's been the 1st time that these drones have been seized, and spain, especially the submarines. they have a range of around 50 kilometers. now they often the thought the navigation of these devices was done remotely via gps, so that a person or member of the organization could chick the docking location at any time from home, with a tablet and a suitable program. that the large hadron collider at sun is turning on again after years of upgrades built underground in switzerland at $52.00 beams. protons that nearly the speed of light around a 27 kilometer long, cheap is best known for discovering the higgs. both on in 2012, the particle explained why matter as mass. but the collider has revealed another fundamental force as well, like those behind radioactivity and even how star shine. so i'm scientists generate the 1st atoms of anti matter in 1995. now they can study it. we on the lab cern scientists created the world wide web and have advanced technolog

i remembered gibraltar lalet dolphin fins overboard.s watch. you don't know, you've asked for different overheads . you have seen ports. do you remember there, do you remember, that the caps needed to snake somewhere near the canary islands. let's drink, sell for those who are in the sea, we are with you, after all. also remember sailors, we are a sailor's monastery. we threw our anchors of sukharin without water by the fact that we wore peakless caps. as if you and i are proud of course, we are proud of you. as if we are proud of you thank you thank you alexander came to us from samara and this song sounded in memory of your departed friend. yes, i had a friend sergey gennaev at the age of 16. we already worked at the factory, sergey started to play the button accordion, then switched to the guitar. i also play guitar with him, as they say, the first electric guitar made. as they say not was material heating. we sawed off from the railing in the entrance. well, made a good meal. he died in portugal and went to portugal to work. and he

was told about the trip simply marveled at the fact that churchill flew from london to moscow via gibraltar cairo and tehran in an unheated b-24 liberator bomber which was notoriously uncomfortable in the best of circumstances. macarthur said that anyone who could travel 10,000 miles like that deserved the victoria cross. in moscow stalin did not take the news about the second front not being open to very easily here you see churchill and stalin with the american diplomat avril harriman between them and stalin's foreign secretary molotov on the other side. act while i was in moscow churchill had to encounter several feasts backwards, uh with stalin and his cohort and one of churchill's age said nothing. nothing can be imagined more awful a crumbling banquet. but this aid said it has to be endured and what he was talking about were the pretty savage amounts of alcohol that they were expected to consume and that these banquets would go on until three o'clock in the morning. despite stalin's and all annoyance churchill did manage to make him understand that the second front could not happen. h

this command of northern ireland there are two whole stories and you can add a third story from gibraltar scots, that shanfein in northern ireland announced that they would not hold a referendum next time. well, they are scots. by the way, here i was in the north ireland believe me, they will spend the same mood there with great soul. i think, i think they are, but at the same time, look at the alternative, i don’t really understand this, by the way, the conservatives themselves will push this out, but there are all alternatives. well, obviously there's something that isn't there. for us. for britain. well, imagine the trust being prime minister. lord well, i certainly johnson is the worst option, whoever it is, it's better than johnson for us. that's for sure. well i do not know. no, actually in a bench with a bench spare there are wild problems and the worst thing is that this is a systemic problem. i'm so unusual. yes e so uh, well, what is there to talk about, if the last four prime ministers of england are not even a single university student, classmates classmates start the camera,

. >> he read my mind, those are our favorites, apple is a rock of gibraltar stock because of the iphonek the pillar of earnings will be microsoft on tuesday, apple on thursday, it will be better than feared, not argue about the second half. stuart: apple tuesday? >> apple thursday, microsoft tuesday. stuart: we will be watching. used cars now selling for $10,000 more than prices were, quote, normal. not sure what normal is but we will get into it. or member the two fentanyl trafficking suspects caught with 150,000 fentanyl pills and they were released on cashless bail, then there court date came due yesterday and they were no-shows, we are all over that one. leaves ellen, republican candidate for new york governor was attacked onstage during a campaign rally, the attacker was charged with a felony and immediately released. we bring you the latest after this. ♪♪ finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself f

for cook again i think if you look at vl overall demand not just i think broader, shows a rock of gibraltar a series this week shopify announced cutting 10% global workforce twitter said significantly slowed hiring microsoft putting pauses on new hiring google, your take on tech labor market what that tells us. >> my take is clearly there are storm clouds on horizon everyone knows that i think you see prudent ahead in terms of companies i do think a bifurcation what is happening in tech stocks enterprise holing up well cloudy, cybersecurity, digital advertising snapchat -- friday 13th episode but, better than expected google as well as facebook. >> intel down 11% worku down 22% i know you think cloud skooib are best subsectors of tech what happened with intel? >> intel is a horror show continues, call it a mt. everest to get back to growth they are behind the eight ball you will get amd -- i think that is going to continue to be a massive struggling, this was called a kitchen sink quarter but i think this is really just the start of what is going to be dark days ahead for intel. maria: all

liberator from the sikorski of my entourage on board, took off from the british military base in gibraltart for the pilot, who surprisingly turned out to be somehow ready for this disaster , the head of the polish government in exile has changed, the rhetoric has completely changed, and no one else stood in the way. good cooperation of allies. we'll be back soon. cinema on friday i'm a football player you see, tomorrow at 21:20. now buying gold is available to everyone. now gold can not only be bought? install the application tinkov investments. per cent bought the cream. dolgit bought on another for pain in the hands. i only use cream. debt yellow packaging debts. this is an affordable package from 149 rubles. from entrepreneurs and enterprises, the sbermarket drops the prices of chilled fish with a discount of up to 20% from the sbermarket meter, order profitably. here you are talking no, well, they are so delicious, because they are from the meat of their own farms. well, what if she is three nights later than her and you will not stop me cherkizov. and it’s so delicious for me to load

i view it as a rock of gibraltar sector what is economic storm potentially for tech.big tech? >> look, i think a lot of bad news is baked in here. i think about 200 bps of currency will get factored in. in my opinion it is a bifurcated tech, consumer ad dollars, under pressure around real estate. but you look at the enterprise, cloud and cybersecurity, some of these sectors are holding up well. we continue to be bullish on the stalwarts. i believe that a lot is overcorrected. that is our call going into earnings season. stuart: i hear it, dan ives. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. stuart: dan ives, everyone. good stuff. there are movers in today's market as you might expect with all the red ink. start with oxy-pete down 2%. lauren: goldmandown graded to neutral. 70-dollar price target. they cited valuation. shares are up 110% this year amid the war in ukraine and bust bust's buffett's increased stake. china shut down essentially for covid. that is low demand. stuart: macau shutting down completely because of covid. that affects the oil price. mattel show me the

the scientists on board during scientific voyages, sedov visited both senegal and accusations in gibraltar, the seed. we remind yes, what we are commenting on is just talking about those ships and boats. eh, here by, which right now passes such. here is the presidential motorcade, the presidential boat. yes, we are now seeing exclusive, uh, moments in the frame. how does the presidential boat go, but , unfortunately, we don’t see the ships, only how, uh, we heard such cut ships, because we talked about them, normally, we talk about the most interesting ships that are standing there, which will participate in the parade today, continuing the conversations, continuing the zaka. you are completing the story of the barque sedov it can be said that it is a training vessel on which the cadets of educational institutions undergo the first sea practice, the growth of fishing on board the sailboat cadets of maritime specialties of educational institutions from murmansk astrakhan there are other cities. by the way, the seed park took part in the 2019 round-the-world expedition. hmm, this century is

flying a kite, the best kite surfers on the planet gathered in spain on the shores of the strait of gibraltarlantic ocean for their next title. salt won by defeating the discipline of intimacy, but in freestyle , the representative of france, capuchin de lanois, became better, however, salt. i also managed to get up on the podium, taking third place, meanwhile, in the us state of illinois, the traditional golf tournament john deere classic prize fund was held. for the first time in the half-century history of the competition. exceeded the mark of 7 million dollars victory, won by the representative of the united states jay types, according to the results of the final round, he bypassed the nearest pursuer by three strokes in this way. got the right to play in the open in a week. the uk championship is this prestigious tournament. this year it will be 150 times to perform at the anniversary and tiger woods is preparing to get in shape the legendary golfer decided to take part in a two-day tournament in ireland, the emerald isle of diggers made up a private home. channel one continues the seria

the member for stratford and gibraltar is complaining, but he said it on tv.g our economy would not be strong enough now to make the payments we are to our fantastic nhs and they know it. i really am going to miss this weekly nonsense from him. let's move on. let's move on from his current chancellor to his former chancellor. last week he resigned, accusing the prime minister of not conducting a government properly, competently or seriously. he suggested the prime minister is not prepared to work hard or take difficult decisions. and implied the prime minister could not tell the public the truth. yesterday he claimed his big plan is to rebuild the economy. even the prime minister must be impressed by that kind of talk. can the prime minister think of anyjobs his former chancellor may have had that thinks he has any responsibility he claims now was broken? i thinks he has any responsibility he claims now was broken?— claims now was broken? i think everybody _ claims now was broken? i think everybody who _ claims now was broken? i think everybody who has _ claim

. >> over 33 million people from england, scotland, wales, another island and gibraltar have had their say. in these islands, we trusted people with these decisions. we not only have a parliamentary democracy but on questions about the arrangement of how it goes, there is times where it is right to ask the people themselves and that is what we have done. the british people have voted to leave the european union and there will must be respected. i want to thank everyone who took part in the campaign on my side of the argument including all those who put aside party differences to speak on day what -- on what they believe. let me congratulate all who took part in the lead campaign. the will of the british people is an assumption that must be delivered. it was not a decision that should be taken lightly, not least because there were so many things that from different organizations about the significance of this decision. there can be no doubt about the result. people have been wanting to twist brixon has made. i would reassure those markets and investors that britain's economy is strong a