now they are used conventionally.ave to attach the warheads and that would be noticed by, say, the american spy satellites. they would notice the russians are preparing for usage. they don't see that preparation happening. or the russians would note is it. the americans actually attaching the nukes to delivery systems. we are not yet in the minutes zone. we are talking about a longer time period where you can actually try and negotiate something on hotlines, not just simply press the button and go. nick: right. susi, i can see that you want to jump in, i will come back to you in just a second. samuel, does this move undermine moscow's obligations? guest: it does to a degree, obviously. the russians would come back with some kind of most likely disinformation or exaggerated information about britain bringing uranium shells to ukraine, which i think seems to be an extension of the dirty bomb conspiracies we saw the russians come up with about the americans and the british and the french in october. nick: the u.k. supply

no one will scare us . no one will succeed in changing the people's decision. controversial judicial reform has already become a serious trigger for massive public protests all across the country. perhaps the biggest in israel's written history for 13 consecutive whigs, hundreds of thousands of people have been taken to the streets of major suitors in israel complaining that they are rife and democracy being stolen from them. the last throw was benjamin netanyahu firing the country defense minister, garland, member of minister as li code party. and one of the key figures in the countries right tween law expressed on saturday. his deep concerns about the situation in the country right now. and especially israel security at this moment, given the fact that that is a bit in, in the military rank has been spreading very fast. and that is a very bad timing given, but these rarely palestinian conflict recently and to the very dramatic page. they have been casualties, increased casualties from both sides. so very

i think that we saw the directions use us right up as you deter western arm shipments you and especially to move into tanks and fighters. yes. that clearly is daily giant. so now she basically rushing absence rather needle support for your grand continues one year into the war. and what susie's saying? also, you cannot throw into the pot the fact that the moving weapons to bela roost moves and place it to poland to vienna. lithuanian well, definitely does. and this has been the motion for over a year now because the russians held referendum last year to see 5 percent of the people voted to keep these annual awards on their opposable under those non pre conditions. and then the preparations ra underway. and given the fact that russia has so many changes with poland and with land. yeah. over issues ranging from the trade from cannon in grad to poland, very hawkish, the board or the ukranian cars, early movement of taxi rapid increase in defense spending. representative gigi, pe, and was rainy as effectively annihilated the civil matter conference inside russia . this is clearly a warning c

no one will scare us . no one will succeed in changing the people's decision. la pittsville commentator and attorney says that israeli society faces a deepening national splits over the judicial crisis, which has reached a balling point. but there's a big they caught me between both sides. and i think both sides are in pain interfering for the future to set a visual. and i have my own opinion, but what i'm looking at is really public. i can see it's a split. half of them are saying, yes, the president should tell him what to do and have their thing know the present or never tell you what to do. and all of this is because we never had our equivalent to the federalist papers. we've never agreed on how do we decide when we have a disagreement? i think one of the main concerns is actually the lease is not doing enough, but that's again, it's a matter of opinion. how do you understand the reality in israel? but the issue is this for many israeli citizens, they're feeling like 2nd class citizens because they're s

s. respects international law and using the ramstein air base and monitor us drone activities closely allotted next. but the next all authority, the federal administrative court ruled that the german government only needed to ask the yo ass whether it's complying with international law. at ramstein, the court argued, among other things that no actual decisions are made in germany. the base merely provides technical assistance. but is it true that no decisions are made there? the united states africa command african is located in stuttgart. in an interview with german radio, an african spokesperson openly stated, the decisions on drone strikes in africa are made in the stuttgart headquarters. so this is take you here, for particular strikes, it is from the african command commanders per view. what are the strikes that african is conducting from germany in somalia, with the consent of the government? the u. s. is fighting the militant group. i'll show bob the off shoot of al qaeda controls, parts of the country, and repeatedly carries out terrorist attacks. this rundown district in moga

_ for being with us. just tell us about e-fuels and _ for being with us. just tell us about e-fuels potentially large it is for the auto sector?— auto sector? what it does essentially _ auto sector? what it does essentially is _ auto sector? what it does essentially is to _ auto sector? what it does essentially is to provide i essentially is to provide another option for keeping internal combustion engines in operation and one thing we heard from the earnings calls from the likes of bw expect bmw, with the existing fleet of cars, the cars that are already oration, notjust new internal combustion engine vehicles. and when you think about the ultimate goal of all these measures, whether it be electrification or alternative fuels, it is decarbonise on the transport sector so in that respect divides another big option. it's also got quite a political impact as well. germany is trying to protect hundreds of thousands ofjobs throughout the supply train, so all companies that are involved in internal combustion engine manufacturing, there is that aspect to it as well stop ultimately, we do

stay with us on bbc news.: put on your goggles and join us at the metaverse fashion week. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of— the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. - a small crowd outside| included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: president biden calls on the us congress to ban assault weapons after a

a very powerful tool the last uses.be a recommendation the us participate in more of the multilateral exercises with the pla. and the capability that we show but at the same time and projecting our power into them and gives us the power to do that as well. with that military cooperation russia and china. and it seems to be under girded by the energy sector and mentioned your testimony overlaid with the no limits partnership and this seems to me wrapped in the overall identity of ideological interests. and then to broaden and deepen or is that not working? >> you summarize it nicely. and it is multidimensional and then the economic energy and it still lagging at those calls for change so if one or two of those are removed from the equation it's the opportunity to explore the possibility or were - . >> and to try the different strategies and trying to only be nice to one and not the other that can be seen as holding them apart to build the relationship. and then so my fear is to do this at the margin and it would be more

so what we're seeing now is the us - we're seeing now is the us government and other players and us regularities the banking crisis. in fact, the treasury secretary janet yellin was testifying to congress, she was meant to testify about the us budget but of course there were lots of comments and lots of questions about what has happened in the banking industry in the last few days. have a listen to what you said. can reassure the members of the committee that our banking system is sound and that americans can feel confident that their deposits will be there when they need them. this week's actions demonstrate our resolute commitment to ensure that our financial system remain strong and that depositors' savings remain safe. for all ofjanet for all of janet yellen's assurances there, isn't the truth of the matter that this whole situation leaves financial regulators with almost impossible tasks? in order to control the situation they have to bring down interest rates and that runs the risk of fuelling inflation. absolutely. inflation has been the word does your for many days. you will know that in

we see the us is _ is the use of drones? we see the us is doing _ is the use of drones? use of drones? we see the us is doing quite a - is the use of drones? we see the us is doing quite a bit. is the use of drones? we see the us is doing quite a bit to| the us is doing quite a bit to support ukraine in terms of intelligence that they provide and we also see ukraine and russia use drones on the ground. it is notjust military drones like the mq-9 ground. it is notjust military drones like the mq—9 reaper drones like the mq—9 reaper drone that was down over the black sea, it is also commercially available drones like quad copter is that anyone can get access to and ukrainian civilians are using in partnership with the us military to find russian forces and attacked them with artillery strikes.- and attacked them with artillery strikes. writer in the united _ artillery strikes. writer in the united states - artillery strikes. writer in the united states have i artillery strikes. writer in l the united states have said they are trying to recover any remnants of this throne.

no one will scare us. no one will succeed in changing the people's decision. controversial judicial reform has already become a serious trigger for massive public protests all across the country. perhaps the biggest in israel's written history for 13 consecutive weeks, hundreds of thousands of people have been taken to the streets of major sutures in israel complaining, but their rights and democracy being stolen from them. they have been blocking the airports, the highways, major roads, and intersections, burning tires, throwing stones to security forces clashing with police. they have been casualties from both sides and a wave of arrest. the last straw was benjamin netanyahu firing the country's defense minister, garland member of prime minister as they could policy. and one of the key figures in the countries right tween law expressed on saturday. he's deep concerns about the situation in the country right now. and especially israel, secure a chance this moment, given the fact that it's a bit in, in the

pat mix manifest strain as used in europe as used in china as used in india, used anywhere else in the world where you go to a yard. you disassemble the train, you make up the 10 new trains from those cars and ed car to other cars, from other trains to it. and you go, you go on your merry way to the next yard until you get your destination. so you're constantly taking apart putting together these, these, these trains making up multiple cars. if you do not have an electrical wire connector, and each one of those cars, if only one car was missing an electrical connector, i don't care if you have a 100 cars and a train of 50 cars in the train are 20 cars. the train one cars, missing that electric connector. you, you don't just, you, you don't, you can't use easy p brakes. you have to come up with some jewelry rich system to allow you to bypass it. and so for the time being, there are very, very few places in the world, like virtually none that uses electron who magic brakes on a system wide basis for freight trains around the world, passenger trains, you are all lectric line. so as a diff

us. it's a political instrumental i say show off a court and that is anyway, facing lots of problems because it was, it had been completely opposed mob suppressed in particular by the us government in the last 2 decades. it's a double, it's a triple standard. if you want, and as i mentioned before, and i mean we had ample evidence also by not only to assange, we'll have done that. why are we can leaks, but let us all the records see more her. she was the 1st one to report on crimes perpetrated in us controlled prison camps such as alba arrived in spring 2004 not to speak of the destruction of cultural heritage shell. what happened to impact or to exactly 20 years ago. it started the invasion and there were many, many statements also by the late un secretary general coffee and now about the violation of the un charter by those who invaded iraq back in march 2003. and yes, nothing has happened on that. i mean, books were written in legal opinions were given, but the i c. c never became acti

waste and the joke our got us too. so i muscle greeting awareness for people to be eco friendly. cheap clothes can even be transformed into art. it's one of the creative ways of dealing with the waste, from fast fashion and pulls up please biodegradable fabrics such as cotton and wool will eventually decompose. but these days, the most used fabric is polyester, which hangs around us waste on his heart to recycle. you can burn it, which is not good or scientists in england are hoping you can find natural chemical compounds that can eat up the plaster clothing and turn it into something reusable again. in this laboratory in the british coastal city of portsmouth, researchers are deep freezing articles of clothing. the experiments with liquid nitrogen and polyester shirts are being conducted to deal with an ever worsening problem. obviously with growing population as a growing demand for textiles. i'm. we are other a burgeoning a waste problem with those textiles when they reached their end of life. so we do, we very rapi

we must use our local pound because we have a currency that represents us. every way you go, people are using the dollar in hospitals in markets every week. there needs to be a solution, but i don't know what the solution is heat, but surely we should be able to use our own currency that makes sense for the lives of, of self. so the nice people for the searches and those kind of see that we use a lot of we don't want that anymore. use a local currency whether enable us to do more market activities in change for my daughter to anything else. so using the currency would be very important. the key to moving away from the dollar lies. yeah. the good news is that african countries and already taking significant toward easy financial payments and pay him for mobile pay service, where healy for money is a mobile phone based transfer payments and micro financing service. taxi driver took us for a drink and explained how it works. in a day that's more important than exactly. you are a taxi driver. yeah. how has some kids helped you in your job? it has been convenient

getting uses hooked is not only a strategy used by social media apps like instagram and take talk. it's also used by shopping apps like the chinese clothing retailer sheehan. earlier in 2022, sheehan was estimated to be worth about $100000000000.00 us dollars. more than the valuation of zara and hygiene m combined company secret to success using our data for clever marketing, they have a blended business model which is only e commerce, but also social network. honestly, they also have a pretty robust operations, physical operations to list pre fillers, social media data, data corporations, data if it's orchestrated and combined is gives them the clothing retailer sheehan harnesses user data to tailor the perfect marketing strategy. it has created an entire ecosystem around its products. the app is a hybrid platform and, and social media. in one tab, you can browse through items and in another, you can watch influencers, modeling the look. you could of course comment or like, or simply buy the product with a tab of a button. and they're getting more information about your preference

protection of us law and under the control of— protection of us law and under the control of us ledect to chinese law. this goes further, by the way _ chinese law. this goes further, by the way. than what any other company in our— the way. than what any other company in our industry has done. we also provide _ in our industry has done. we also provide unprecedented transparency and security for the source code for the tiktok— and security for the source code for the tiktok app and recommended engine _ the tiktok app and recommended engine. third—party validator is like oracle and others will review and validate our source code and algorithms. this will help ensure the integrity of the code that powers — the integrity of the code that powers what americans see on our app~ _ powers what americans see on our app~ we _ powers what americans see on our app. we will further provide access to the _ app. we will further provide access to the researchers which helps them study _ to the researchers which helps them study and _ to the researchers which helps them study and monitor our ecosyste

your mercies, sorrow us. we now that in the words of tribute offered for our friends and colleagues and families in the stories told and the laughter shared that you would hear our deepest for the mercy you have shown us through these your servants who have offered so much their time and talent in devotion to you and to this nation. we pray that you have received them into your presence granting them rest from their labors and reward for their toil. armed with unique but common purpose, they have faithfully used the gifts and graces you bestowed on them. each one we name today and those former members who have gone before them have in their lifetimes exemplified the all out to which you ask of each us, our country is in debt to their faithfulness in face of adversity, their courage in the face of their resolve love, in the face of overwhelming challenges as we ask now, then your blessing on all who grieve their deaths, all that they need. oh, lord, your hand provide, may they receive strength for today and br

which maximizes the use of power.s internal manufacturing, we regulate government employers to use the internal capabilities of domestic companies, now the embargo helped here because they could not use the mirage brand of foreign companies and this route of supply from foreign companies was challenged to my domestic companies, domestic companies of technical knowledge. many of our companies had and acquired them, but they had the opportunity to update them. when we came to domestic companies for these reasons , companies that are mainly knowledge-based, see this product and this process of gas extraction and gas refining is a continuous process. work essay, i open at 8 o'clock in the morning , every person will get out of the well permanently. it is high, small can create disaster, our companies had this experience of having this knowledge, but if they were given the opportunity to produce the brand of the product and equipment used in this process, and we will see if we use it, this opportunity happened, alhamdulill

and if ou want us into a much worse place. and if you want to _ us into a much worse place.. and if you want to see that footage - us into a much worse place. and if. you want to see that footage again, it is on our website, the moment the russianjets just it is on our website, the moment the russian jets just crashed it is on our website, the moment the russianjets just crashed with that zone, background, so much more our website. i will be back injust i will be back in just the next few minutes. hello there, good evening. it's been a lot milder today than it was yesterday. we've also seen some outbreaks of rain, mostly towards western spots of the uk, some soggy footpaths here in lancashire, but across northern ireland, some decent sunny spells, also some heavy thundery downpours in here. it's been the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures around 16 celsius, and no big changes for the rest of the week either, mild across the board. more wet and windy weather to come in the forecast because low pressure remains dominant. and it's been sending us these weather fro

what is part of the equation is there, you know, people want to use crypt where they want to use. if they want to use script to move money around pals telling you you're going to do it with big coin. you're not going to do it with stable points. you're not going to use stable points the means by which to build, you know, virtual banks that they can't control and or regulate. that's what this is about. there is outrage on the streets of paris as protest this clash with police following the scandalous introduction of a widely unpopular pension reform. oh, why a police have moved in said quell unrest in central powers as furious crowds vents that anger at president microns government's rallies have been waging across the country for months with police using tear gas water cannon and that's hones to push back protesters those days. wyatt's followed the french prime minister sufficient to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00 without parliamentary occlusal oh now mean is come oh, our position and p slammed the move as on democratic and boot the prime minister as she was making

buy 3 us modal subs. in the early 2013 would be option to purchase 2 more and by 2040, the australian navy will receive custom sub designs with a combination of u. k. and us defense technology. nuclear free advocate and analysts, the dave sweeney phase. the po, the pac. suppose the serious environmental threats and provokes and military escalation. there is a lot of surprise, stunned surprise, really about the extent of the announcement made this week about the rapidity of the deployment. about the fact that stray will be hosting high level radioactive waste. a lot of shock and anger about the cost, the current price tag, it's $368000000000.00. let's try and. busy dollars, and that is at a time when a stria, like many other country, is facing economic difficulty, rising cost of living prices and the costs that are associated with increasing climate impacts and people assigning why wouldn't we are making decision and. busy surely there a way that we can cut a large amount of money. the single largest buy b

we're using these tools and actually in this location, people can come in and see us in the process. so i'll show you a little bit how that works. so that process, just a few swipes there that you can see. basically, you're starting from one end and and passing the plane across. and eventually, if you continue to, you will have a profile on there. an important part of the history here is the the workmen that created poplar forest in the original time period. and john hemmings is working for thomas jefferson and he's the master joiner. jefferson has a lot of confidence in his abilities and his nephews. so eston and madison would be working with them and jefferson actually purchases a full set of tools and i'm sure that john hemmings had access to use those tools and he works faithfully for jefferson for many years, working originally at monticello as an apprentice and learns the trade. and then he becomes the master craftsman for jefferson. and he works on this house. his primary responsible for the work here, all the woodwork and carpentry, a good deal of it. so. upon jefferson, his

i need jack to boost us influence in africa. so that comes as a chooses walk into an impeding piece in the suck l region, australia to plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the us. it does draw criticism from china, submit concerns. the deal puts nonproliferation agreements at rest in the program are russia agrees to extending the black fi grain deal. now that was set to expire this saturday to be extended for an initial 60 days. however, most go saying the west must hold up. it's part of the agreement and in fact allow the export of russian grain and fertilizer. multiple us bank see that stops, crash is 2 american banks collapsed over the weekend. president biden essentially evading an emergency address, trying to study the boat, assuring americans that money is safe. the no shortage of news in your program for this our on asi, international. this tuesday is foss turning into a busy one. so it's good to have you with us by the way, we get now with the latest, from the ukraine conference, because we understand now russia's

the us osition, us accept this answer? the us position. if— us accept this answer?. if i — us accept this answer? the us position, ifi may, _ us accept this answer? the us position, ifi may, is— us accept this answer? the us position, ifi may, is not - us accept this answer? the us position, if i may, is not that l position, if i may, is not that we don't accept the answer that potentially it has not been forwarded to date, but we know that the chinese government has put in place rules, regulations and processes to facilitate such a transfer if they deem it in their interest to do so. if the chinese government really wanted to reassure the united states and other countries that will not be getting access to private user data and use it for their own purposes, they should change a lot of those laws on the books and a lot of their own practices domestically. protests in the georgian capital tbilisi against a controversial foreign agent law have continued late into the night. hundreds of people gathered outside the parliament building where police used water cannon and

they used to shave my head, but they used to torture us. it was a terrible thing. if a traffic person refused the order, they would bring him inside. the tour of africa, except for britain, was paid for, but i used to be the leader of the soldiers or a white man with a white man, and we get a lot of money every time. day by day, you used to tell me that we are going away from people the technical key is the form of a person named terems gavan, he was one of the colonial officials and the big officials of moria camp. he was really terrifying. i was wild and uncontrollable . you looked directly at him with pamir's face. the living witnesses and victims of gan's tortures always denied this issue in their tv and media interviews, and when i was conscious, we hit their child. do you feel guilty? vam talks about adamizad. this interview shows you how they trivialize our suffering. how is chaksar's house damaged? it is possible to call out and insult someone who said when he did the interview, he said that until now the story was narrated by men and women who talked about

it to divide us, to paralyze us, to confuse us, to turn us against each other. think of the daniel that russia -- think of the damage russia did by putting bots, fake accounts on twitter and buying ads on facebook. can you imagine if russia owned facebook or twitter? actually controlled those companies, the damage it would have done to this country. imagine that in a country with an economy 50 times the size, and 100 times more capability. because that's what we're facing here. it's not a game, and we should take it seriously. if there is a way to deal with this that doesn't involve a ban or something drastic, i've been open to that, because but it doesn't exist because of the way this company is structured. we better take it seriously, or 20, 30 years from now, people will say you guys should have taken it seriously, and we failed to do so, and we paid the price for it. we should act on it as soon as possible. we should ban tiktok because it's bad for america, harms our country, and it's a danger to our future. i yield the floor. mr. brown: madam president. the

we tried to use the space around. we tried to do stacked parts for michelle, creating space for her garden wasn't the only challenge she also didn't have the right tools at 1st if you get all the right soil for her plan. spelling mammy abroad got a letter. i'm at this, but it did. there was a lot of trash here. it took me 2025 days to clean this beast. after that i planted the seeds 13th and gave me cut that is somewhat de la la. i got tired from the landfill, but it was bad quality. so i found better soil farther away. we enjoy sitting here and cooking food of is a bowie, a t chin then gave us a shovel and manure. and with their help i drew fenugreek spinach, coriander. eminent and more, it's cheaper than buying market which are to boost. i don't need to get them on the market anymore. and since i grow them at home, they're clean. i use clean water. here are up now. got a katie, they're supp. arlene, i'll be all. is where the women here don't just loanable green vegetables. there are also workshops that teach them ho

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. 50 iii that the chinese are providing dual use equipment-— use equipment.pment. so if they are creeping up — use equipment. so if they are creeping up to _ use equipment. so if they are creeping up to that _ use equipment. so if they are creeping up to that redline, i use equipment. so if they are | creeping up to that redline, as use equipment. so if they are - creeping up to that redline, as you put it, what's holding them back? i think beijing doesn't want to rupture its relationship with europe, it doesn't want to push europe, it doesn't want to push europe further into the arms of the united states. and i think another factor is that china doesn't want its companies sanctioned by the united states, because that would harm china economically. idols? harm china economically. now president _ harm china economically. now president xi's _ harm china economically. now president xi's visit _ harm china economically. now president xi's visit comes - harm china economically. now president xi's visit comes only days after china helped mediate a reproach meant be

, and the health they took us out. they're here to guard the suckers alcohol. one of the 8 is ready. settlers arrested after the attack on palestinians in her water. only to our own, their house arrest this 4 kilometer stretch of me and rolled in her water has become a flash point in the growing tension between palestinians and israelis living in illegal settlements. one many here worn could easily escalate it over to him. and jose eda the occupied westbank. ah, your brains president vladimir zalinski says his troops will keep defending the besieged eastern city of back, moot dismissal reports. they're preparing to withdraw. it's one of the bloodiest battles of the war. so far. a win for russia would give president putin a symbolic victory. bennett smith reports it, a village, 17 kilometers west of buck mort, ukraine's military digs new. trenches a suggestion perhaps that this could be a new line of defense. elizabeth lee, we're leaving. we remained until the very last that we wanted to stay, but how can we, it's the k

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first of all, just tell us which countries have us weapons and how does it work? how many us bombs are there? as far as you know, i would like to say that, you know, 1st of all, this vans are located in several different countries, resilient germany. you have turkey, you have vall, jimmy italy, so there are areas where new new up is obese to start. and i think that, you know, the needle sharing is the knology that rushes, obviously using. but germany has said that that's definitely not the case. because this is an act of ration and also russia as a really escalated to nuclear brinkman check. moreover, brushes with drugs suspension of come to start, which are also followed to allegations that has been non compliant with di f agreement, which trump out withdrew from unilaterally. and points to a broader tendency of gold rush using nuclear threat monitoring, as well as that sabotage in charge alarm treaties. and when he read, they rejected dialogue with united states in cairo. but infection seems to me a rejection of diplomacy in dialogue as well. so it's less that r

as non human primates, i'm nonverbal communication and ah, using facial appearance, using a choose of the phase voice embody, were really critical, right? for survival, for the maintenance of resources, for building social group. it can be attributed to our evolution ah, making instant decisions about who his friend or foe greatly increased our chances of survival. as pack animals, we've always formed communities. long before language played a role, humans developed a keen sense of how those around them felt and being able to read the room is a huge advantage. if someone in the group is scared, your own life may also be in danger to if someone is seething with rage, you pluck hate them or run. ah, our brains are still wide the same way to day. as soon as we encounter someone new, we immediately attempt to establish whether they are with us or against us. 2 the what to what extent to these 1st impressions actually alter our behavior, that before the evidence shows that they have a strong impact, sophomore in the back to the force, it pulls up wizard. they predict all sorts of downstrea

and they surrounded us. there was 76 of us that got arrested. they loaded up um 2 vans and had it to cas county jail. they write our names and they take a picture of us. then they put us in like big dog kennels. so then the men were on one side, the females were on another side and there is a tarp separating us. but some of the national guardsmen and police were going behind the men in front of the men and then taking sophie's air like really laughing at posing with the men in the cages behind them. but as i was standing there, i looked at some of the men in the van. and um, they were yelling, you know, stay strong sister ah, i lived in alo, things like that. just bring us closer together on me. then when i, you know, you get booked, you have to, um, you have to get naked and um, the jailer told me to. mm hm. give them my underwear and i i just, you know, act like it not. it was nothing because if you act like it something they're just gonna play games with even worn. they want to reaction for everything. you're never going to break are spirit.

so eddie f captain has been carrying out us use of attacks recently. tell us about this latest one. what happened? yes, and this attacks happened over the weekend or in 3 villages. in one for 45 people were killed and in another and 19 people were killed. now the government forces are saying that they are pursuing the attackers. adf, a rebel group is based in bennett territory in eastern d r. c, or they have been carrying out attacks over the years. thousands of people have been killed. many have been displaced and know the killings are very, very brutal. um, we are big tall that thousands of congolese a soldiers have been deployed to that area to try and deal with situations they are for. they are dealing with a situation alongside ugandan troops who are on ground. but then even with these offensive that is going on, a very steep we are seeing a lot of attacks are being carried out by adf. and catherine adf. of course, not the only armed group that's operating in eastern darcy, the united nations, has just wrapped up a 3 day visit and another sci fi has failed to stop the violence.

the issuer's threat to us. the threat is a long granger weapon because a long range weapons and they can achieve goals on the $33.00 of russia are so far . other countries abstained from pro vision or seeing that they're going to stay well in the united kingdom is saying directly that it is going to provide a long range or weapon for the army. and we are certain of that of lease along creature weapon will be used against civilian targets to fear. those weapons may be used against russia directly. yes. how tactically might russia respond? would that mean having to make greater advances to push further into you? exactly. you have answered your own question, then we have to move of the slain, filled or deeper into your cream, just to avoid a fear the rest of the data today over us it into that, that it, that it over them by us. so by, in this way, western countries of the destroying ukraine itself is china, offering military support. he officially chain that they seeing that it is not a providing us me to support

for us.s is not just one of the products of the national cuisine, but, perhaps, the main and even the main one about it in the next half hour and we will talk together with scientists, we will analyze the bread literally into ingredients, and we will also look into the scientific laboratory, without which today we could not to be, if you still doubt that science is actually with us even when it comes to bread, then do not switch judges ekaterina beretskaya. hello and we are starting. more than 15,000 years ago, we will tell you how and when the history of bread began, there is an idea, what sorts of grain belarusian scientists breed and why one bread is enough to survive even in the most extreme conditions, you know, very soon? the very first bread, similar to modern in taste, was liquid . wheat stew, i note, is still included in the diet of some peoples of africa and asia, but it began. of course , we will study the history of the issue right now. approximately 15.000 years ago, ancient peop

for us out of nowhere. it is trained and ready for us to actually do something. we know the russians are having their own ammunitions totals right now but they are constantly talking about not getting supported by the staff. of course you're not getting supported by them. he spends a long time criticizing them, and they actually want to see him fail and they want to see their own forces succeed. thank goodness that they still have not figured out that after nine years of conflict, they joint innovated command structure that ensures unity of command and unity of members. you've got -- who hates these other guys, and then you've got [inaudible] , you don't see any videos of god chechens out of there. dead -- out of there. he is keeping them out of the fight, he is keeping them out for their protection. and when he sees an opportunity, or maybe he sees himself as the savior. and so i saw several excellent points were just made about russian capability, if we are launching an offensive, we obviously are going t

the us are primarily used for plinking and short-ridge hunting. that is the most common use. is that either just shooting at the range for fun or you're using it to say shoot squirrels or other small varmints and so that's a very different market. in fact one us manufacturer tried to make high-end bullets several years ago one of the largest cci and they actually closed it down because they found that the costs have been doing this. we're just not worth it in the american environment. that is the rate of return dairy getting further capital did not justify that investment. so that we see with the cult that sam will call was able to make improvements over time in the guns, but they he had to in some sense half invent a lot of things. so he was very good at marketing which people didn't think about he was very good at developing factories that he was very famous for his factories in hartford, connecticut being early places in which you have the paternalistic system. there were there were rudimentary recreation facilities for them. there was an attem

now it's important to note that the us has provided no public evidence that china is, in fact using us user data to spy and surveil americans, but it's also important to talk about the fact that both democrats and republicans are united on this issue. so where do we go from here? this hearing large probably made it more possible for legislators to come up with something that would possibly restrict severely tiktok. here in the us as far as a ban or sale of tiktok. those are more on unlikely a ban would likely face legal challenges just that it just as it did with the trump ministrations in 2020 and a sale well, if bite dance, even allowed the sale. that would be quite expensive for us. buyer abby. your guess is as good as mine. yeah. i mean, it is. there are billions of dollars tied up in that vanessa, your cave, which thank you very much. now the focus on today's hearing in washington was washington and tiktok 150. million people across the united states use that apps. so what could all of this mean for them here to discuss? that is cara swisher, host of the podcast pivot. and on with

us many months ago, will they decide? that this is their last, but their last fist, which they threw at bakhmut, and soon the ukrainian spring and ukrainian victory will begin, but objectively, we need to have a complete picture of the entire front where how many are standing what is the number of these moving towards ukraine i am only hoping for american intelligence which very clearly informs our leadership and our general behind the scenes about the actual number that is now standing or is going to storm in various areas i think only e our generals may possess this complete information . and in my opinion, of course, they are ending and victory is coming soon. we are all waiting for it . while you were talking. bahmut knocked down the russian court 24 well, you see, he fell beautifully there, and from the looks of things, he didn't even catapult the category very well. well, i don't know if it will be visible, because somehow he's there near the end of this loop, he doesn't fall very well... look, ivan, they shot down

is us people to, to, on board on that offshore, offshore us platform. that's really what they said. the other thing they're accusing by nancy, although are inside a trading that have a look at the 50 states and on this defendants is the legend. willful evasion of us laws that the core of the commissions complaint against bi nance, the defendants as own emails and chats reflect that by nance as compliance efforts have been a sham. and that by nance deliberately chose over and over to place profits over following the law and know how finance reacted to these accusations leveled against the current. yes. so again, that's interesting as well, because usually in these kind of cases, if you see usually no one really responds for a few days because you know, whoever the principles of an organization is on the phone to their lawyers and figure out that if that happens, k c, z who is the founder and ceo of finance. he came out straight away and he said, he categorically denies everything. they're saying he says they have never performed insider trading. he says the only way in which they've

and sent us this report. an hour's drive from old dover capitol. russian soldiers their hue to keep frozen a conflict over who controls the other side of the river. most of it. we're heading to mall of odds on enclave in the breakaway territory, trans mistrial. a strip of land on the border with ukraine. that claimed independence from the capital casey now in moldova, more than 30 years ago. and ever since has been backed up by moscow. physical victor t mush meets us at the village museum, victor and his friend or veterans of the trans mystery in war. they fought for them all dove and government against separatists back by moscow. it ended more than 3 decades ago. but victor says it changed everything. one little wilful soak of so up until then i was one person. and afterwards i was a completely different one. lesson is learned that life is short, the meal nigger, so famous victor is worried that moscow's aggression against ukraine might affect things here on a chest together. i hope this year that the whole

no easy answers for us. david, it is _ doing. no easy answers for us.interesting - doing. no easy answers for us. david, it is interesting and - doing. no easy answers for us. david, it is interesting and wel doing. no easy answers for us. i david, it is interesting and we will hear more about it, i am sure. but for now, thank you. to the us now where the head of america's central bank — the federal reserve has been facing more questions from congress about the impact of rising interest rates on the economy. jerome powell rattled financial markets on tuesday when he suggested borrowing costs may have to rise higher than expected to control inflation. and there was more pressure on the fed on wednesday in the form of strong labour market data — as samira hussain reports. the payroll company, adt, put out numbers that showed private employers are still adding jobs and that had a pretty strong clip. the labour market's jolt research, job openings and labour turnover, by the way, it showed that for every available worker in the us there are nearly two openj

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we would use the dollar. they don't give us.w can we implement it in the currency that is acceptable to our trading partners. they themselves saw, on which they sit, limiting the use of the dollar, based on seven minute opportunistic considerations of a political nature. they shoot their own foot with news the very fact that we allow. our gold and foreign exchange reserves are all countries of the world. i assure you, in any case, those that have. yes, they all thought about how reliable the american partner is, and everyone made it unreliable. therefore , our partners are happy to agree to pay in yuan, the oil-producing countries of the middle east said that they also want to make payments in yan. well, uh, we're so gradually we will expand. it's true. we understand that there are certain advantages of the dollar today , there are certain restrictions for those currencies that were used not only by them, but also by other currencies, but each country is interested in strengthening its national currency. and all countries will s