we will hear from john multi. mr. nulty. go ahead. we can't hear you you may need to press you did in the call in. can you unmute yourself? go ahead i think we heard you. go ahead. michael >> this is michael nulty. it seems to me i was go with the recommendation of the city on the trees. if it is clear that there is not enough damage the trees have. and i understand this the -- the property ownerments to be do due diligence and appreciate that the city has a different idea. we are trying to protect trees. this tree is native to san francisco. it is heard it get the right trees to begin with in san francisco alegality of the trees they have over the years are not natives. this is a native tree and makes a difference used to the climate of san francisco. obviously do better in surviving the san francisco weather and that's why it should stay. and if there is any mitigation measure this is need to happen that it is in part something that the time -- the property owner can deal with and community with the city if there needs to be mitigat

john: multi-billion dollar -- john: amna, this week, adidas ended a multi-billion dollar business dealst, saying his antisemitic remarks went againt the company's values. since the controversy erupted over those comments, foot locker, the fashion house balenciaga, the talent agency caa and vogue's anna wintour are among those who have cut ties with him. but, so far, spotify and apple music have resisted calls to drop him from their music streaming platforms. lz granderson is a columnist for the los angeles times and host of the podcast "life out loud." thanks so much for joining us. kanye west is not just -- did not just start saying controversial things. he has been criticized for denigrating black people, for saying that slavery was a choice, for denigrating women. why this reaction now? john: that's a great -- lz: that's a great question. to your point, he has been saying controversial things so i would add that controversy is based upon the eye of the beholder. in the wake of hurricane katrina, when he said that that and president bush did not care about black people, i can tell yo

hi, john denzil, am about critique say the emirates, multi $1000000.00 seating program is unscientific and that its apparent success remains unproven. claims rejected by the head of the national meteorology center. he also points out that disseminating sea water is many times more expensive than cloud seeding of it is a success. and we encourage, yeah, a lot of people will be involved with the walled methodical organization. or all the over the outward of this project will be as good for them. many companies know they are going to approach us and get the benefit of this year. out of this, this project announcement climbs out of his plane exhausted, but happy man. he fired off 40 of his cartridges, successfully seating full clouds. her today was a rainmaker. yes, i can proudly say so. report to see. and as mobs, expeditions might not be able to stop climate change or resolve the lack of water, but they can at least generate a little more of that precious commodity ray. if i will let is read why i gave you a number to you, the science question about the space or something here and i then

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john. that's where schools of international experts, brainstorm the transition multi polar world. when we caught up with a tele, an economist demo, stand as floor us, the events. well, we'll need rashana g, the russian gas, natural gas and oil for the years to come. and europe is not ready. the european year 3, the to change their to substitute russia gas with the l. n. g american gas, for example. and i think that this is a very bad idea because a moment to wear, birching, or nature of gas from the united states, which is very costly for us. and the consequences would be that the, the sort of disease shown all faithfully and of the european union. so i don't think that this is a very good idea from vienna, virginia sir. well, that's all for this. i'll do head. so our websites are t dot com for the latest developments on the suspension of a great deal by russia. money pizza, scott, me back in just over 30 minutes time. i'll see you then the, the in a way that, you know one, no, no, no, no, no. what was real deliberation? ah, unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the

the region economic forum has wrapped up in the capital of us by john west scores of international experts brainstorm to transition the multi polar world. we call to where the tele and journalist job yankee at the events you are the dang or real us . rather, i believe the drift to a multiple. the world is inevitable. the process is already on the way. let's put it like this lows we're trying to stick to the old world or that are attempting to trap your. we want to deprive western europe the opportunity to integrate and the new world order. in italy, we have significant division between what ordinary people say and what so called intellectual think the average italian is the most sensitive to the outcome of the ukrainian crisis. these ordinary people pay the price for government decisions. when the government media claim skyrocketing bills and soaring energy prices are the consequences of the war and ukraine. everybody is sure is not like this. it all started long before february this year. in other words, the european union's political maneuvers do not have anything in common with the so called curtains war. this fact is su

john henderson, al jazeera george down guyana. ah. merchandising for the world cup is the course a multi $1000000.00 industry. the tournament here in casa is allowing local design, is to contribute to that range of hamish story, to find out more awe from shirts to footballs. and almost everything in between. full cub merchandise is a big business from small items, costing $4.00 to elaborate limited edition pieces, costing thousands the rain to have something that will appeal to every fan. we have to take in consideration that everyone can afford it and product and even with the pricing, we were very careful that we price you know, according to the budgets of almost everyone and make sure that you know, nobody was, will be left without that. they can back something with them for many walk up fast, the souvenirs thereby it will be part of the last 8 memories of the tournament. but what's available and what it looks like. even the patterns and the colors are carefully considered ah, we've done the smile. and glitter and the colors of the teams. and we actually did them exactly to the vincent color, the country,

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, and one of the from con nick additional, my boss john glass on a, the near term wanted model for college out a little bit a plane and said in a multi $1000000000.00 industry for the june to focus her ambition is challenged by the family, a patient, and cultural tradition. all you would bring on original stories of hope and inspiration, short documentary from around the world that celebrate courage and resilience in times of time, oil out diseases, select ronelle disease, sears from al jazeera on the go. and me tonight, i'll just, there is only mobile app, is that the, this is where we dissects analyze with, from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app to get that for it in tap domain and you app him out of even mean at you indicate ah, you wont you all deserve me, sir robinson die haul reminder of all top news stories. ukraine says it won't be intimidated by wave of russian missile strikes. at least 14 people have been killed and attacks around the country. russia's president says it's in response to the attack on the crimea bridge. now, the un has joined the u. s. and european union in condemning the attacks uk

are cruise missile attacks, then john kerby said that there is no single system that would help prevent this, but the united states will to help ukraine to improve its multi-layered air defense system, there is no single system that would be a simple universal solution in countering cruise missiles much depends on how quickly after the launch can you detect it from the parameters and telemetry and the flight of the cruise missile there is no single system that would solve all these problems, this is a multi-layered defense, we approach it in this way, to be honest, we look at missile defense comprehensively and i think this is exactly what the ukrainians are trying to improve tomorrow there will be another meeting of the contact group with the defense of ukraine in brussels to discuss further steps to support ukraine according to the us envoy to nato julian smith usa and allies are in constant contact with the ukrainian leadership in order to determine what exactly the ukrainian army needs on the ground and in the air, whether the us partners are also ready to provide ukraine with the weapons that the ukrainian leadership is asking for, so definitely nata

this version, actors who were multi race, female, nonbinary and transgender all play the leading roles, including the all-white male signers of the declaration, including john jefferson. as "the times" piece put it, the show, quote, was hoping to spark a conversation about power and representation and it has, if not quite in the way it intended. the show had already made some adjustments during its development following the murder of george floyd by police and the national discussion that it sparked, including bringing in a black co-director, jeffrey page, to work alongside the original director, diane paulis, who's asian american. two weeks after opening to what "the times" says is mixed reviews and soft sales, one of the show's ignited controversy. a filipino american who plays edward rutledge was quoted in an interview saying during the rehearsal process, quote, there was harm done and labeled some of the staging decisions as cringy. in her big second act song, "molasses to rum" her character calls out the hypocrisy of northern delegates who criticized slavery while their states profited from it. the staging includes an i'vecation of a slave auction. she

multi-pronged plot to stay in power by any means necessary. we see it in the how to overturn the election memos written by lawyer john eastman and others, whichrom the january 6th committee and the american people. we see it in the text messages written between chief of staff mark meadows and lawmaker about fake electors and schemes to seize voting machines. and then there's the right wing congressman who wanted pardons in their efforts to overturn the elections despite denying it. all the gaslighting may have worked if the january 6th committee hadn't stepped in and set the record straight with testimony from republicans. it's clear that trump and his allies refused to testify under oath. we have a long way to go before the facts are accepted as historic record. but they will be. truth will out. despite the cost to many of the members and whatever happens on the road to accountability. the january 6th committee has fought the good fight defending truth over lies while defending the peaceful transfer of power. >> thank you for that. and join cnn for special live coverage as the january 6th hearings resume with new witnesses and coverage. we b

i want to take us to our is john adams attempts to try and make this a reality after many, many, many, many years of fighting the war, the continental congress sent a multi person delegation in to france to try and come up with a treaty that would actually end the fighting. right now at this point, benjamin franklin had been in france for a very long time. he was very beloved. he was very famous. he was also very sick with gout. he couldn't really get out of bed for most the negotiations. so it was primary left, left up to john jay and john adams to really get the ball rolling, to start this process. john jay and john adams often harsh words for a lot of people. they very rarely had harsh words for each other. and in fact, when this process all wrapped up, adams gave jay most of the credit, which is not something that john adams did very often. so they really respected another. they really got along with one another. they both were very sort of legal minded, very rational, and they agreed on two particular goals for their negotiations. now, both of these goals kind one against the treaty of 1778, that the united states had had signed with france and kind

john: i think he paid 12 or $15 million for it. i'll take steve harvey. >> gillian: sign me up. and also tom braidy and giselle have called it quits after 13 years being married. now the multi be at the heart of their divorce. a lot of assets to split up, jerry. break it down for us. we want the juice. >> hundreds of millions of dollars. sources say lawyers for both giselle and tom have been working with a mediator to hammer out property settlement and custody of those two kids they have. there is a lot to split up. some 26 million in property for starters, and lots, lots more. the terms of the split will remain confidential and sealed so we are not likely to get tons of details. but according to celebrity net worth, bunchen earned 500 million between 2000 and 2020. and brady worth that much. she earned more and the highest paid model in the world from 2002 to 2017. but in recent years brady has made up some ground, he is the ninth highest paid athlete in the world and he is flush with endorsement deals like underarmour, subway, even cryptocurrency platform ftx and a production company called 199. now to be sure this is a lot of money to split, and the couple will have to f

john, thanks for being here. when we're talking esg, how are boards preparing for upcoming regulatory changes >> it's really part of a multi is included when we talk about esg, boards will need to get into the details and understand how their organizations are preparing. the bottom line is we expect boards to be more involved, more hands-on as esg progresses >> so that's how boards are preparing. what is it that investors are looking for? >> investors are generally looking for two things first, tangible action on esg, whether that's net zero or pay equity secondly, they're looking for companies to back up bold pronouncements with shorter more tangible interim goals and transparent reporting all the way along. >> what advice can you give to companies awaiting final s.e.c. rule >> we tell all of our clients to get started now. it's incredibly important that the finance function work throughout the organization on sustainability it's also important that all stakeholders are kept aware of where a company is and communications matter, whether it's sustainability reports, regulatory filings, what's on your website they all count