but, when he tossed the money, partner means he immediately pressed the brakes to give a sign to thee was taken. i'm sorry, that means i threw up a minute. though i guess i'll clarify myself. you said tossed. explain when 500 rubles. how exactly did this happen? well, as he means, he reached into his pocket for documents, began to pull something out and sort through it in his inner pocket, and then the money flew, that is, the defendant. i didn't hand it to you, so to speak, it jumped out of his pocket, yes, so well, yes, yes. well, we know these tricks, we can't do all the tricks. you know you are being tested. you know how money should fly correctly, i just make remarks to you amazingly. forgive us. please continue, i will continue. surname applicants and that is, he has been right all his life, then in that reshuffle he deceived, he reshuffled there from one to another, and now the song is not far off, so he fussed. look at you yes, he does not look like a tempter. oh, you know, they don't look alike at first. and here he is such hidden talents are manifested today. no. no, here i

what does that mean, independent news man? >> well, partnerrt. i just report what's in my heart. isn't that right, rusty? >> no one is independent. everyone gets money from someone, even you. don't you live with your mother? >> well, every cowboy needs a place to rest his head and it's my grandmother. >> i'm also on a horse. >> really? >> a little pony is under here. >> hey, little guy. >> lydia, you're also independent? >> no, i couldn't find a chair. >> if you're to independent, keene say something bad about paramount right now? >> you know, i would, but that's not what's in this here cowboy's heart, considering how expensive rusty's apples are. >>> moving on, the nation's bilking industry took a hit this week with the department of justice charged sam bankman-fried with eight criminal counts related to fraud and money laundering. bankman-fried showed off his famous market rediction skills predicting he would not be arrested just hours before his arrest. >> once the dust is settled and the investigations happened you won't be arrested for fr

we are partners, which means that armenia is one of those countries that is ready to help in the supplyorts under restrictions. we are working with the armenian side on the supply of vegetables, fruits and a number of other goods that we work together on, depending on what, where problems immediately arise with our we work with partners. to do this, we have created an import substitution platform on the basis of the belgorod universal commodity exchange. where we also plan to orient our colleagues today, so that they register there and bring their goods that can be supplied to our market, because our subject is still on this site some kind of product, until it was brought there, by the other side. he can not find it. and this will contribute to an even greater growth of our goods turnover in the parties are discussing because of the building of the trading house of armenia in belarus is planned that it will have the functions of an importer and exporter of various types of goods. this will help bilateral cooperation to expand trade. in addition, its appearance should remove barriers in

mean, and, uh, forum osyan. yes, the issue of security and the meeting of the osian defense ministers, with their dialogue partnersi mean, of course, the east asian, uh, which gather at the highest level once a year, and dozens of leaders and eight countries that are dialogue partners of the osians. e. well, they talk about what goals they are pursuing, they are pursuing to the west in the current situation. uh, i think that in relation to the russian federation, these are testaments in life. russia with ukraine is an empire, as he said in russia without ukraine, a regional power , uh, the president, who is the presidential candidate, who seems pro-russian to the west, and the pro-western candidate loses , including after the second round. what does the west do the prime minister and president of european countries, including poland, germany and france, are sent to kiev and, following the results of negotiations, force the kiev authorities. to give the opposition one more chance to hold the third round of elections, the decision is made by the constitutional court. although, according to the constitution, it is im

even went to guernsey and spoke to my golfing partner." he meansg partner, "asking him if i got angry and things like that." the police have emphasised that andy burnett is a witness and not a suspect. so, what's new about the decking dispute? well, we now know it was the subject of discussion in the havelock in the days before alistair�*s death, and we know that police are now interested in a specific person — someone we've not heard about before. we can't name this man, for legal reasons. what we can say is he lived in nairn at the time of the murder and worked for the emergency services. he's also linked to andy burnett on social media. i've come round the corner, just so i don't identify his old address, but neighbours have said he was a regular at the havelock and two of them have mentioned that he kept guns in his house in a locked gun safe, as he would be required to do under a licence. when alistair was murdered, police said the gunman was 30 to 40 years old. they've recently changed that age description. it's now 20 to 40. at the time of t

we are partners, which means that armenia is one of those countries that is ready to help in the supplyical imports under restrictions. we are working with the armenian side on the supply of vegetables, fruits and a number of other goods that we work together on depending on that where problems arise, we immediately work out with our partners. to do this, we have created an import substitution platform on the basis of the bedruk universal commodity exchange . where we also plan to orient our colleagues today, so that they register there and bring their goods that can be supplied to our market, because our subject is still on this site some kind of product, until it was brought there, by the other side. he can not find it. and this will contribute to an even greater growth of our goods turnover in the direction discussing and creating a trading house of armenia in belarus plans that it will have the functions of an importer and exporter of various types of goods. this will help bilateral cooperation to expand trade. in addition, its appearance should remove barriers in the supply of alco

75th year, and if ukraine does not manage to defend itself thanks to the help of our western partners, it meanshat these principles others can to violate this is the first point, the second point is that only the rights of force are important, then other states. i am not talking about iran and north korea, but other states will think that they need nuclear weapons or some other weapon of mass destruction since they have neighbors who encroach on the territory or on their sovereignty, and that is why it is so fundamental to return all the territories of ukraine, including the crimea, the autonomous evolution of the city of sevastopol, and also unconditional guarantees of the security of ukraine. i think that this visit is practical from the point of view of money. weapons are also ideological from the point of view that, however, the totalitarian regime will not get away with these aggressions, they will bear the responsibility, so far we have not reached this part, i mean the practical sense only evidence is being collected for the future term of the tribunal e-e europeans are expanding their j

final acts of 1975 and if ukraine fails to defend itself thanks to the help of our western partners, this meansothers can violate these principles. this is the first point. the second point is that only the rights of force are important here. i'm not talking about iran and north korea, but other states will think that they need nuclear weapons or some other weapon of mass destruction . because they have neighbors who encroach on their territory or their sovereignty, and that's why it is so fundamental to return all the territories of ukraine, including crimea, to the autonomous evolution the city of sevastopol and also unconditional guarantees of the security of ukraine. it seems to me that this visit is both practical from the point of view of money and weapons and ideological from the point of view of the fact that, however, it will not be a totalitarian regime to get away with these aggressions, they will be held responsible. we haven't reached this part yet. i mean, in a practical sense , only evidence is being collected for the future tribi- tribunal. according to the geneva conventions, t

well, for our partners in the eurozone. it has a direct meaning. after all, it's not a secret. is not a thousand, but millions from some countries e citizens of these countries of our friends partners. working in russia means that their working hands are in demand - this means that they send funds to support their families in their country. and this is a significant part. uh, the income of a particular country. uh, this is the next part, another component is hmm this is the energy market, uh. well, i already said, if, uh, in uh, in europe, the prices for the same gas go off the charts, then what is there, how much? oh, another 1,700, right? or how old? 1700 was already the day before yesterday, yes, in in some partner countries to support other industries, very efficient work, and we have absolutely no problems here. we are exporters. uh, uh, and from where our partners need us. we also supply food , and at quite affordable prices. that's it all together, uh, it's all together. and also, i 'd say hmm that's not the last place either . in the overall result. uh, such a mindset to

i would shift into a more defensive exit and exit on a more defensive partner. that meanscare, non-energy units. >> what is your base case with respect to the reopening of china? >> i have such a hard time with that because it has been fits and starts. is it a great idea? yes we have seen some changes with the stocks five not want to pretend i am a great global strategist. all i know is when you have china tightening interest rates and restricting money and liquidity, it is very hard to grow because you need money to do that. >> are one of the best and one of the few that would admit to that. >> you missed yesterday lisa that we had a guy come in with a 55 page outlook that was beautiful all fancy outlook. dwyer is writing on the back of a napkin. like a three-page note that is right to the point and what people want. you can read this in 45 seconds and that is it. there is a place for this on wall street. >> i think he is right. when you speak to people on the ground in china you have questionable coverage of vaccinations in the country and therefore, if you are going to

writes anatoliy shtefan well, indeed, the ukrainian artillery is especially those means provided to us by our partnerstes of america, nato countries. i mean not only the famous hummers, but also long-range artillery, excalibur shells they hit exactly there minus plus minus 2 cm hits where it needs to go. of course, this gives us the opportunity to destroy the enemy now. how did he listen to the commentary about the incident at bahmut? they know how it is now, but at the beginning, when did these newly mobilized russians arrive, what and machine guns especially in the hands they didn't learn to hold, then he said that he was destroying them even before they understood where they were, well, in fact, in this story with the new brigade commander, who is definitely not a rookie in the army. did not understand where did he arrive? no where did he arrive and did not begin to fulfill his duties, in the end the rumzkov center conducted such a significant sociological study and as a result it became known that 87% of ukrainians surveyed by the rumzkov center answered that they did not want the restoration of t

so it means seryozha and what is it, it means a partner, yes, but we heard about you, yes about yourjects, tell me please, but we shot a film, remember, we went to see igor . uh, no, i didn't shoot black roads, uh, i have a picture called an alley or dark roads, in general, uncle, did you watch the damn it, this is a brilliant movie, it was at the film festival. it's busy no matter what, of course, it's such an amazing movie. the best commentators are well-known coaches, we are interested in, first of all, first of all, the club wants to play in the premier league so that it must have the infrastructure, the main task is to create a competitive team that would be mentally ready to fight for the highest places, so here is the responsibility and, of course, painstaking professional work bright sporting events at the world cup there are knockout games. the fans are excitedly watching machu because the favorites are falling loudly reports from the field at first did not want to go high scary, incomprehensible i was a little afraid, and then, as then, everything is fine. i went every year

demonstrably true based on evidence provided from hunter biden's laptop and from his business partners. that meansl law enforcement has a trove of actual evidence against the biden family. so what have they done with it? nothing. they protected the biden administration. tucker carlson asks the same questions we all do and he joins "primetime" now. you know d.c. is hunter and his father going to skate on all of this? >> of course. that script was so good. i wish i had written that and bless you for mentioning it. thank you for mentioning j. edgar hoover. for generations republicans defended hoover because he was conservative. but the truth is no one should defend the operation blackmail by permanent sectors in the u.s. government against elected officials because that defeats the whole idea of democracy which is the people rule through their representatives. that's crazy. that anyone would ever defend that or put up with it or, you know, not seek to root it out completely. we're putting it up with it now with christopher wray. i'm glad you said that. >> jesse: if you have a house republican hearing

individual states set the rule for local public transport, which means coalition partner and government. the s p d says it's too soon to scrap restrictions, then publish money, it's ice. the bushman is putting the onus on the states if he wants to end the measures he helped devise. the hood is arguing that if there's no more mutations in the next 4 months, we'll be transitioning to a phase where individuals decide on how to protect themselves. and he paused guidance on football games. coalition partner the greens are urging caution fears. lighten yet sneak alice. there's no point in undermining our achievements by rushing to n restrictions about can even though none will need to roll back measure sensibly. so we're in a better situation. after the pandemic, germany's health minister wants to keep cove restrictions in place to continue protecting vulnerable groups. earlier i spoke to emanuel wire, he's a mac mac, you're biologist, at a research center in germany, asked him more about the pandemic here. so a key feature of upon the make is that we see these rapid and massive outbreaks of

i mean , agent train partner, i'm a mean, agent train partner, i'm a racist white supremacist , racist transphobe. i'm if i. well, i spent, what, two months with you every day and i didn't suspect any of that. no, you would. the worst with the director, do you remember? anyway for the viewers, tom and i did a play, the patriotic traitor. it was the last time they let me anywhere near a stage. and we left the good old days where people disagreed profoundly . yes, our director profoundly. yes, our director was very hard left guy . really was very hard left guy. really the day, wasn't it? yes yes. and we you argued with you argued with him to the hilt and said it all. and it was yes, but it was discussion. it was a document. exactly. rather different, isn't it? i know, but we have the power because we, the actor said we just refuse to do it. what do you make of the current cultural climate and then the climate after ? well, it's religion and after? well, it's religion and climate is a religion is the new religion, isn't it? i mean, somebody was suggesting this since god has been such a ba

i mean , agent train partner, i'm a mean, agent train partner, i'm a racist white supremacist , racist transphobe. i'm if i. well, i spent, what, two months with you every day and i didn't suspect any of that. no, you would. the worst with the director, do you remember? anyway for the viewers, tom and i did a play, the patriotic traitor. it was the last time they let me anywhere near a stage. and we left the good old days where people disagreed profoundly . yes, our director profoundly. yes, our director was very hard left guy . really was very hard left guy. really the day, wasn't it? yes yes. and we you argued with you argued with him to the hilt and said it all. and it was yes, but it was discussion. it was a document. exactly. rather different, isn't it? i know, but we have the power because we, the actor said we just refuse to do it. what do you make of the current cultural climate and then the climate after ? well, it's religion and after? well, it's religion and climate is a religion is the new religion, isn't it? i mean, somebody was suggesting this since god has been such a ba

mathematical model and which allows them to establish and prove that the rings cannot be a co -partner of a substance, which meansas are made up of some isolated solid particles flight to saturn cassini space station. eugens 21 vekshil that sofya kovalevskaya did not bathe in 1888 at the university of paris, they held a competition with galina physics of modem sciences, the apprentices submitted work anonymously, the pie could be taken under the title. say that you know the rabbi, that he is guilty and heidi, that there will be kali, the academicians opened the envelope, with the nickname flashed, or what? this is gina sofya kavalliusskaya at pershino den tuporyzhskoe of the academy of sciences, messiezhen, the price happened to lay a wreath on the zhanoodskuyu head from sweden, they scribbled yak-heroids. the title of professor at stockholm university was given to her in the new year of 1891. kovalevskaya shot at the italian yen for smoke at burghley more expensively, and she loved . yes, they didn’t hand it over on the 29th of studna , 1896. sofia kovalevskaya passed away she was already 41 years old. i have de

another factor here, the airline's lack of airline partner which means fewer options for travelers whensurprised this debacle didn't happen sooner. >> i think what they're going to have to do is obviously update their system. southwest, whether they like to admit it or not, is basically a major airline without a major airline network. >> reporter: southwest dominates among carriers for cancellations over the holiday season, the schedule now remains reduced for one-third of flights so management can get the crews and planes back in order today. the airline ceo, bob jordan, says there is optimism that the airline will be back on track before next week but seems like this that you're seeing here, mountains of suitcases separated in owners, a lot of people say that doesn't instill confidence. some argue that the southwest cult that bouyed the airline as a budget carrier could be compromised as investigations are launched and passengers are offered little more than hotel refund, ticket reimbursement. the airline tells me the plan to operate a third of flights remains in place for today. they

partner in washington, yes. following the example of israel, it means a strategic partner, a close partner, we do not see such agreements, again by analogy, probably with israel, but on the other hand, is there a need now for such a documentary record if we see at what level the two presidents communicate well , first of all, it took a lot of time in israel to form this partnership, that is , it did not develop in one year and also a lot of moments the americans had to take simply on the fact, well, that is, well, israel was moving in its format, and the americans, well, somewhere they agreed, somewhere they disagreed, but in the end they still found a balance of interests , so i think that with ukraine it is somewhat similar the situation we have our own interests the united states of america has its own interests or are they identical no they are not identical or do they coincide in many points yes they coincide in many points and precisely at those points where they coincide and you can build this strong foundation for further strategic cooperation and i am sure that we are moving in this direction. as for the formal

partners that they share it with may reserve the rights to share that data with their business partners, which meansyour child's data maybe ricocheted around the databases of so many companies you've never even heard of before, and they can use your data for selling it to advertisers, maybe or using it to train artificial intelligence systems. there's all sorts of things that can happen, but the bottom line is that children's data can be put at risk. the more companies have it in their databases. alright, so to limit the possibility that that your child's data is put at risk like this. what do you suggest to parents when they're shopping this holiday season and maybe looking at some of those high tech toys and gadgets for their children. what should they look out for? well the first thing you gotta do is your homework. parents should be researching toys before they go into the store and not making last minute decisions in aisles. you're gonna definitely want to look for the toy manufacturer online . make sure that there's no spotty record that you can find a news stories that sort of thing and you'r

become minister to the question for many is whether benjamin netanyahu can keep these partners in check. >> i meanrust me. i am running the show here, but if you look at the way he has negotiated his coalition but they certainly made their influence felt, and you have to assume that will continue to be the case. correspondent: amid fears that already combustible tensions that could flare out of control, palestinians seem to be expecting the worst. no one expecting this government to follow any path towards peace. critics of this coalition speculate that some of its more hard-line members might welcome a violent palestinian response to justify further crackdowns on the occupied west bank and gaza. what is clear is with the unprecedented makeup of this government, israeli politics are entering new and uncharted territory. anchor: thousands of ambulance workers in the u.k. have gone on strike and put the national health service under further strain, one day after an president and industrial action by nurses. -- unprecedented industrial action by nurses. we have this report from london. correspondent:

partners with the americans. but that's not true. well, i mean, the white one sided and trying on guy usa gone guys, i have to, i have to go to a break gentlemen. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on europe. joy, stay with our team. the ah, me release the russian state. never, i've gone in the north lansky with will ban in the european union, the kremlin community up machine. the state aren't russia to date and support r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. with a man in them. it gives me an updated that made my mother in law. my name is in with you in the angeles to live next to my medical place into the room. would you meet with a, with a, a no go for them to push it up with a no idea. but a with a simple block that is it a voicemail, but i am still able to come by at a school. his name is the same. yes, lynn way, at the suggestion is up with ah ah ah ah, welcome back across the dock were all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing europe's choice with his go ba

the question for many is whether netanyahu can keep these partners in check. i mean, the, what he said is, trust me. i am running the show here. but if you look at the way he's negotiated his coalition, they've certainly had, they've made their influence felt, and you have to assume that will continue to be the case. i made fears that all ready combustible tensions could flare out of control. palestinians seemed to be expecting the worst with no one expecting this government to follow any paths towards peace. critics of this coalition speculate that some of its more hard line members might welcome a violent palestinian response to justify further crackdowns on the occupied west bank and gaza. what's clear is with the unprecedented makeup of this government, israeli politics are entering new and uncharted territory. robert bride al jazeera west jerusalem, the founder of the collapse to crypto currency exchange f t. x is in f. b. i custody and has arrived in the u. s. sam, back when freed was flown out to the bahamas overnight after agreeing to be expedited is facing s

actual component base will be adjusted requirements for the participation of foreign partners in production, components, meaningation of joint ventures with a controlling stake and intellectual property rights precisely from the russian side. on sakhalin, due to difficult weather conditions, flights are delayed until tuesday, the ferry crossing is closed from the strongest snow cyclone. utilities hit the regional center , they clear the streets day and night, as soon as the blizzard ended , the thermometers went up and today positive temperatures are expected, the fishermen on the changeable lake have become hostages of warming cut off from the shore by a wide strip of water, a man turned out to be on lake nevsky in the central part of the island, a whole motorcade got into a trap to get out by the driver. i had to risk drowning my cars, and the inhabitants of the murmansk region witnessed an extremely rare phenomenon of pink northern lights, scientists explained that the usual green color can change after a solar storm, when streams of charged particles penetrate the atmosphere 100 km and below. navigation on

i mean, they need reliable partners. europe has shown itself to be unreliable, particularly in energy. we had a former chance. merkel come out and basically say, yeah, the min scope processes were just deploy, they're showing their hand, they're showing their, i'm sorry, they're really gross this on it's dishonesty. the russians are done with them. ok, now the euro pass to pay the price. go ahead in london. yes, thank you. i don't disagree with what i heard, especially with those who what, what form says, what i would like just to give or take a deeper packing that in this discussion with in the triangle between us, europe and russia. it has really ever been viewed open, independent political actor in global affairs. i doubt it was always dependent on the united states title in leaving. even the production of the hero was pretty much a project encouraged by the united states. so mitch court call relationship between 0 and the united states. very strong alliance of the world. and then so what that invest in this is always been sold back on all united states terms. exactly. united state

partners with the americans. but that's not true. well, i mean, i saw one site and trying on guy usa gone guys, i have to go to a break gentlemen. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on europe. joy stay with the ah me ah a shag now shorter one and i'm not going to stay like a national z m a o is your media reflection of reality ah, in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way, or are you being that some with direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depth will remain in the shallows. ah, ah, welcome back to cross top where all things are considered on peter labelle to remind you we're discussing europe's choice with hey, let's go back to tom and north florida. it's already been brought up in this program . i think it's really worth talking about more is a we experiencing the end of globalization as we've understood it for the last half century. because it seems to me that with this damn bit that the u. s. i

partners with the americans. but that's not true. well, i mean, i saw one sided and trying on guy usa gone guys, i have to, i have to go to a break gentlemen. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on europe. joy, stay with our the the ah nice hunter, russian state will never see. i started as i'm phoning the most landscape div asking him then that can cause how sensitive it within the sissy. probably speedo keys on i used to bargain speaking when else. question about this, even though we will van in the european union the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today and split r t spoof neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube kitchen. patricia diggity, even cliff with cash. welcome back across stock were all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing europe's choice with hey, let's go back to common north florida. it's already been brought up in this program . i think it's really worth talking about more is a we experiencing the end of globalization as we've understood it for the

partners with the americans. but that's not true. well, i mean, i saw one sided and trying on guy and i have to go to a break gentlemen and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on europe, joy, stay with our kids. the the, the, ah, ah . oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? walk this way. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, ah, only one main thing is important for knox ism, internationally speaking, that is, that nation's thoughts are allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so all the slaves americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this. danger is boy a man that wants to take over the world. tha

partners." i know she doesn't mean any harm by her statement, but it still stings a little bit. to convince anyone here that, no, not everything south of the border is mexico. (laughter) it's frustrating, but i don't make a big fuss about it, because at least i have friends now, and that's so much better than being alone. as i grew up, i developed this crippling fear of never belonging. fitting in is easy. it's as easy as speaking the same way and pretending you like the same things as the people around you. but belonging is deeper. it's a sense of community, an intrinsic sense of trust of the people around you, and that was something i didn't believe i could ever have. in ninth grade, my parents decided to send me to live in taiwan so i could be closer to relatives and better understand the country that they were from. i'm in beginner's mandarin class now. mandarin is the predominant language in both taiwan and china. (speaking mandarin) my teacher is telling me that my mandarin sounds really bad after i've just finished reading a passage. at least she's honest about it. but sh

partners with the americans. but that's not true. well, i mean, i saw one sided and trying on guy usa gone guys, i have to, i have to go to a break gentlemen. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on europe. joy stay with are the the, is your media a reflection of reality the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation or community? are you going the right way? or are you being that some with what is true? was his faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah welcome back to cross stock where all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing europe's choice with his go back to common north florida. it's already been brought up in this program. i think it's really worth talking about more is a we experiencing the end of globalization as we've understood it for the last half century. because it seems to me that with this gambit that the u. s. is a playing visa v. russia and using the proxy war and kit in ukraine, is th

means the u.s. has not been a reliable partner in that way.has made significant support for humanitarian issues such as combating hiv aids, but not the broad street it -- strategic partnership with long-term investments. the u.s. africa summit was hosted by president obama. that was eight years ago. there has not been another one since. in the meantime other countries gained influence in africa. china in particular is the largest trading partner and lender to many african countries. that is the backdrop to the summit. the administration is not framing the summit as a way to counter chin it is framing it as a way to reset relations with africa based on what the u.s. has to offer. most concretely, what it has to offer is $55 billion in financing over three years for initiatives dealing with the economy and climate and health and so on. also, rallying the private sector for investment is a very big focus of the summit. >> ok, barbara. to what extent is the war in ukraine and its impact on african nations a subtext for the summit? >> well, in one

support ukraine, therefore, the kiev regime, proposing a peace summit, seeks to by all means to convince partners do not give up finan conflict maximum coverage of their goals in the western media, sometimes you have to beg for help, the minister of digital transformation of ukraine mykhailo fedorov admitted this. starlink began to work in his country, she gave birth without the french. it looks like paris has promised kiev to create a military assistance fund in the amount of 200 million. euros will be able to buy weapons and equipment directly from the french manufacturers of the fifth republic company, in turn, will receive new orders for mounting fuel shells and first aid kits such cooperation, however, the opposition immediately dubbed it complete nonsense. in a few days from january 1, the european union will send zelensky 1.5 billion euros a month, all year round, or 300 million paid to france alone every month, are we aware of all this total nonsense , stop? intelligence scotter according to him, the actions of western leaders and the white house, in particular, only bring harm to kiev, t

partner. >> yeah i mean, a lot of peopl are married at my age.spending most of my life as a single person once you reach a certain age you start asking why am i no married. what's wrong with me >> okay, so i received all m medications in the mail. this is what we're going to be working with my name is whitney, i'm 35 years old. i'm an entertainment lawyer. and i always saw myself gettin married and having kids. this is everything >> on my 34th birthday i came home from work i just started the dream job, had m apartment in new york and ther was nobody to share it with, i am alone i literally have no one to share my life with right now and i cried. now that i'm 35, i feel like that runway to find a partner, and to have a family is gettin shorter and shorter an shorter. >> i was in my late 20s, early 30s, when i started my fertility fellowship and there were people who were younger than me, that were struggling that was my first wake up call the lack of communication that we have with our doctors, with our mothers, with our friend just leads to stre

what do you think this means for us and will our american partners increase their aid to us with weapons means that the americans are coming to the realization that it is impossible to defeat russia only on the territory of ukraine, that is, in order to defeat it, it must be cut off. the logistics chain for them, well, that is, the supply of weapons, the supply of fire fighters, the project, the supply of military equipment , the supply of the soldiers themselves, the supply of diesel fuel, the supply of food, all of this goes from the territory of russia or from our temporarily occupied territories. where do they go too? fall from the territory of russia in order for these logistical chains to be broken, which means that it is then necessary to attack those targets that are the beginning of the logistical chain, accordingly, the americans realize that otherwise it will just be a war that will last indefinitely , but it is better to end it earlier, accordingly, to end it earlier, you need to be more realistic, realism is that it is then necessary to attack targets on the territory of rus

administrative court of the city of kyiv was liquidated; it was demanded by the western partners, what do these laws meanhey to implement the idea into life, let's try to figure it out with my colleague, we are in touch with the bbc correspondent halyna korba galya. i welcome you on the air and let's go in order. this week seemed to be fruitful for legislative changes, we have several new ones let's talk about all the laws, but first of all, the law on media has already been criticized. tell me what is so controversial about it and why the law itself is important. congratulations olya . indeed, the law on media is a very important document , the adoption of which was required by the eu in order for ukraine not to lose the status of a candidate for membership in the european for the union, the significance of this law is that it actually reformats the regulation of the entire media market in ukraine, because in fact all the legislation that existed in ukraine before regarding mass media was adopted back in the 90s, when there was no such thing as online media in a social network, the new law regulates eve

years and neglect and i would argue abuse in leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners. we must also mean engaging our adversaries and our competitors diplomatically, whether it's in our interest and advance the security of the american people. okay, not only has biden failed miserably in engaging our competitors, our and russia forget it. his actions in demanding massive us military spending in ukraine is prolonging and i would argue escalate this conflict. yes, russia has lost ten thousand men spent about eighty two billion dollars, according to forbes. >> but in the meantime, ukraine's infrastructure is getting pummeled. and , you know, the american taxpayer is going to be forced to pay for all the reconstruction. right. imagine that price tag biden speechwriter's. i think they wrote lines that were meant to reassure the public, but none of it has panned out. >> every action we take in our conduct abroad, we must take with american working families in mind. >> vancity to foreign policy for the middle class demands urgent focus on our domestic economic economic renewa

i mean, japan and china are the, our major trade partners with each other. they're fully integrated. and so it's not just about threats always. it's also about daily business activities. and that's why, again, i say look at the larger picture here. well, that's a very interesting point to finish on. thank you very much to all our guests for joining us today. katara, tim or nancy snow and david are a and thank you to for watching the conceit the program again, any time by visiting our website as al jazeera dot com for further discussion to go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, handlers at ha, inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here. it's bye for now. there was a time to be direct there basically on the verge of legalizing racial, jerry battery to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death felony crisis. the seems to be one of particular populations to dismantle the sound bites. there are lots and lots of women who are likely agenda a kind of

i mean, japan and china are the, our major trade partners with each other. they're fully integrated. and so it's not just about threats always. it's also about daily business activities. and that's why, again, i say, look at the larger picture here. well, that's a very interesting point to finish on. thank you very much to all our guests for joining us today. katara, tim or nancy snow and david are a and thank you to for watching the can see the program again any time by visiting our website as al jazeera dot com for further discussion. to go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. because during the conversation on twitter, handlers at ha, inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here. it's bye for now. ah along with when much day arrives, the green army comes to life, but football is not all they shout about a club where societies disenfranchised of the loudest voice. and political descent takes center stage. they are morocco's resistance, the ultras of rajah casablanca, the friends who make football on al jaz

i'm proud to have him as a friend, a partner, someone who really exemplifies what it means to be a statesman, to be a public servant, and i just send you all my best and all my love for you and your family. thank you, madam president.