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he would climb up on top of the desk in his office for his weekly news conference with capital reporters, buddha light, crosslegged, smoking a cigarette, taking questions from reporters. as i said, mansfield, the polar opposite. shy, quiet, ramrod straight, perhaps a function of his marine corps training, a college history professor at the university of montana before politics, expert in asian history. remarkably, seemingly devoid of all ego, and the need for publicity. once on the abc program issues and answers, in the space of a 30-minute interview, he answered 62 separate questions, many with a simple yep or nope and occasionally with i haven't the faintest idea. reporters loved him. unlike virtually every other politician then and now he was generally, genuinely publicity shy. i have a story in the book about an interview mansfield did with neil mcneil, the time magazine correspondent for many years on capitol hill. and he tells the story of pooling mansfield off the senate floor at one point to tell him the editors of time had decided to put, as he put it, mansfield's face on mount

they've been leading and made a new weekly, monthly high but just reversed so this is what trader haves been looking at to see a reversal here and all of a sudden the new high traders off the table and i don't think it is. so with netflix make ago new weekly high and he tafanely, traders looking at -- meta and traders looking at microsoft and world is looking to see if apple, that had a bit of a negative news cycle or circle and those two stocks turn up and goatless for the new rest of the year and weekly or monthly highs and i think they can. liz: can we look at dow and heat map if possible? i want people to focus on disney at the moment because even before, teddy, even before the markets completely turned around and right now for those listening on xm113, the dow is down 348 points at the moment and falling. disney's at the bottom here down about 2.5% and falling. when you look at name like that, again, disney is not going away. is this one of those sort of unloved stocks that you would look at? >> getting my interest but, yes, it's been way out of favor and listen, it's a bell weathe

tefi received 20 for the best evening news program . weeklyh dmitry kiselev received the best final news program. best daytime presenter. became mine colleague maria sittel. the winner in the category of host of an evening socio-political talk show was vladimir solovyov with the program evening with vladimir solovyov. the winner in the evening socio-political talk show category was the moscow kremlin putin program. and the award for a socio-political daytime talk show was given to the program 60 minutes. i know that our program is watched at the front. i know our program. in war, the main people are, and it doesn’t matter what they call you, it’s important to show people, and he did this every day, and he found himself, it seems, exactly... there in the war, and this is what our guys, our military officers are doing now, who go from the regions to the hot spot, work there every day, and this is your reward, guys, the united states blocked a draft resolution in the un security council demanding... .. to a ceasefire in the palestinian-israeli co

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maureen mo ryan who's a contribute editor at "vanity fair" and is written for entertainment weekly, the "new york times," ew, salon, gq and vulture. prior to joining "vanity fair" she worked as a television critic at the right and the "chicago tribune." she spent the last decade writing in-depth pieces on matters of inclusion, misconduct,ol and it is in hollywood, and on efforts to make the industry better. her first book, "burn it down: power, complicity, and a call for change in hollywood" is a deeper exploration of these issues. she lives in the chicago area. mikki kendall is the author of the "new york times" best-selling poet feminism a recipient of the chicago review of books award, a best of the year at the bpc, basel and time. she is also the author of amazon's abolitionists and activist, a graphic novel illustrated. as a bulk speaker shias appeared on bpc, npr, "the daily show",," pbs, "good morning america," msnbc, al-jazeera, wp easy and showtime. her essays can be found at time, the "new york times", the guardian, the "washington post", essence, though, the "boston globe" and nbc

marine mo ryan, who's a contributing editor at, vanity fair and has written for entertainment weekly, the new york times e, w salon, gq vulture. prior to joining vanity, ryan worked as a television critic, variety and the chicago tribune. she has spent the last decade writing in-depth pieces on matters of inclusion misconduct and abuse in hollywood and on efforts to make the industry. her first book, burn it down power, complicity and a call for change in hollywood is a deeper exploration these issues. she lives in the chicago area. mikki kendall, the author of the new york times, best selling feminism. a recipient of chicago review of books award a best of the year and a best of the year at the bbc bustle and time. she is also the author of amazon's abolitionists and activists a graphic illustrated by adam eco as a public speaker. she has appeared the bbc and pr the daily show, pbs's good america, msnbc al jazeera, wbez and showtime. her essays can be found at time. the new york times, the guardian, the washington post. essence vogue. the boston globe and nbc.com. think they will both be sig

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more on the challenges of greening the world economy — on this week's �*talking business weekly�*, here on the bbc news business now — because one of the most successful titles in the world could be about to get bigger. fortnite already has more than 400 million registered players. now its developer, epic, has joined forces with lego, to try to appeal to younger players. but the move is proving controversial. our technology correspondent, marc chislak has more. the massively popular video game, fortnite has launched a high profile collaboration with lego. while fortnite is famous for blasting, building and last player standing battle royale, this new game is a survival crafting title, heavily leaning into the crafting element using lego bricks. fortnite is no stranger to controversy, with questions being raised about child safety in the game since it first launched. it has in—game purchases which used to be loot boxes, and it has the ability to talk to other players. so when i'm talking to parents what i wanted to make sure is that they understand that experience before they hand over to their child. s

. >> reporter: pro-palestinian rallies are continuing on a weekly basis in new york city. these protests getting underway as the israel/hamas truce ended on friday and fighting picked back up. people gathering outside the israeli embassy to protest, some waving signs, accusing israel in the united states of committing genocide against palestinians. organizers called an emergency rally to demand a permanent cease-fire. [chanting] >> reporter: pro-palestinian groups are vowing to continue holding these rallies as long as the fighting keeps going on in gaza. seven people were arrested in new york city during the rockefellers relating that is tree lighting as organizers called on people to disrupt their events. aishah: thank you. griff: governor desantis fresh off of his debate with gavin newsom. he's in iowa with a rally but so is donald trump. we have coverage of both events ahead. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process fr

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pavlo vasylov, weekly facts. the only news.ng polish-ukrainian relations, which have recently become'. colder, this is exactly what we expect most from the new polish prime minister donald tusk, who this week headed the government there. for tusk, this is a big return. he was the prime minister of poland for seven consecutive years, from where he moved to the chair of the chairman of the european council in 2014. that is, he is a mega-experienced politician of the european scale. and what is most important for us, tusk is a great friend of ukraine he confirmed in his inauguration. he reminded that russia's attack on ukraine is an attack on the entire west, and his government will demand from the west to... tusk called the unblocking of the polish-ukrainian border. even before the election, he criticized the morovecki government, which sided with the protesters, as it turned out, the political will of official warsaw works wonders. a day before the appointment of tusk as prime minister, the authorities of the village of dorogusk

a new article in the british weekly economist is devoted to events at the front and around ukraine.conclusion is that russia is winning the conflict. and the top of the kiev regime is torn apart by intrigue, an example of zelsky’s quarrel with commander-in-chief zaluzhny, who, by the way, recently in an interview with the zhekonist, bluntly stated that ukraine will not be able to achieve success at the front, seeing all this, the west increasingly doubts the wisdom of further assistance to kiev , while russia, as said, is united, the country continues to generate revenue, attempts to limit the price of russian oil failed. western scheme to limit revenues from russian oil. setting the price for it at $60 per barrel failed because a parallel trading structure emerged, outside the zone of western influence; the price of eurols oil in russia is $64, which is almost 10% more than at the beginning of 2023. given all this, it is not surprising that the mood in kiev is becoming increasingly gloomy, politics is back as people fight for influence, the president ukraine's vladimir zelsky and h

it is time for our our new weekly segment, ai decoded. week when we look in depth at some of the most eye—catching stories in the world of artificial intellligence. we begin with bbc news online, who report formerjustice secretary sir robert buckland is urging the government to do more to tackle ai in what he sees as a "clear and present danger" to uk democracy. the washington post says pakistan's former prime minister imran khan campaigned from behind bars using ai in an online rally to circumvent a crackdown on events held by his party. the business insider focuses on the resources needed to power artificial intelligence, with experts warning ai will put an increased environmental burden on the planet. in the scientific american, ai is proving to be a game—changer and there's this from unilad online. scientists claim ai seems to be able to predict when a person will die with surprising accuracy. there is a cheery thought. with me is priya lakhani, ceo of ai education company century tech. nice to see you before christmas. nice to see you

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correspondent benjamin hall survived a life altering injuries covering the war in ukraine is launching a new weeklydcast. it highlights inspiring stories of community and compassion from everyday people making a difference in the lives of others. the podcast is entitled searching for heroes with benjamin hall rejoins me now with a preview. henchmen always great to see it. i want to jump right in and ask you what can we expect for your podcast? >> like you were just saying last year end a half has been life-changing for me really bad injuries. that's not what i remember when i look back over the last year end a half. do not remove or the bad parts. i remember the heroes, the great people that make you stronger and tell you keep walking on keep being strong that's what this podcast is about that's all those people they are everywhere they are all across america thethere in every community evey industry we need to be reminded about them in my podcast is going to shed light on some of them. all of them have generally gone through something that's difficult a really hard life-changing operation or seen

(avo) ask your doctor about once-weekly mounjaro. >> emily: fox news sources say a man is under arresting threats to kill vivek ramaswamy. the suspect, a 30-year-old new hampshire man sent a text to the ramaswamy campaign threatening to kill anyone who attended his -- this morning. ramaswamy's campaign confirming the arrest this morning saying unfortunately it is true, we are grateful to law enforcement for swiftness and professionalism in handling this matter and pray for the safety of all americans. the suspect is expected to appear in federal court and ramaswamy expected to speak today. he said this on friday. >> voters are concerned about your safety, have you received threats on your life? >> we feel we are guided by faiths, we don't take anything for granted, i'm confident the team -- >> you are not concerned for your safety? >> i have not brought that up as a concern. it is notable, a number of voters have come to events who are grateful for me saying what i'm saying and offering prayers for our family, which i accept with com gratitude. >> emily: congressman, in july of last ye

more on the challenges of decarbonizing the world economy on this week's talking business weekly here on the bbc newsr scrutiny at the cop28 summit. the shipping industry contributes around 3% of global co2 emissions. but cruise ships produce more carbon dioxide every year than any other kind of ship, due to air conditioning, heated pools and other hotel facilities. since the end of the pandemic, cruise holidays have been enjoying a huge rebound. but some european capitals are taking a stance on pollution and banning the floating cities from their harbours. the cruiseline industry says it will hit net zero targets by 2050. let's find out how likely that is and discussed the subject. marie—caroline laurent is director general of the europe cruise lines international association. hello and thank you forjoining us. will they hit the net zero targets? us. will they hit the net zero taraets? ~ ., ., ~ ., ., targets? we are working on and uuite targets? we are working on and quite confident _ targets? we are working on and quite confident we _ targets? we are working on and quite confident we will- targets

a look at what s in store for the global economy next year, on talking business weekly this weekend right here on bbc newss report. thanks for watching. bringing you different stories from across the uk. for 70% of the world's population, this is what doing the laundry looks like. women and children spending hours each week scrubbing by hand. so this is the solution a flat pack manual washing machine being built in corby. british engineer naff was inspired by a visit to southern india and they wash with cold water and they wash with cold water in buckets on the floor, causing back pain, joint pain and skin irritation without machine. it saves 75% of time and 50% of water compared to hand washing clothes. and here it is from flatpack to fully assembled. so you open the lid, put your clothes inside, you put your water and your laundry detergent in here, close the lid. and of course, the most important bit is how you operate it using a handle. and once your clothes are clean, the dirty water comes out here. over 100 staff from this component supplier have volunteered their time to build the machines. so far,

weekly download. a look at the week's other top stories. look who we have with us this morning. nbc news now zinhle essamuah, nice to see you with the latest headlines. >> nice to interrupt the bro show. well, among the headlines this morning, that deadly crash of united states military aircraft. >> a u.s. air force osprey was on a training mission when it crashed into the water off japan's southern coast with eight u.s. airmen on board. all on the aircraft are feared lost. former first lady rosalyn carter was laid to rest in her home state of georgia. at her memorial service, 99-year-old former president jimmy carter emerged from hospice care to say goodbye to his life-long partner, alongside fellow presidents and every living first lady. >> i will share how they raised children giving us such a great example of how a couple should relate. >> i think we made good progress. >> controversial diplomat henry kissinger pass aid way this week, he served as secretary of state under presidents richard nixon and gerald ford, helping ease tensions with the soviet union, opening doors with china,

weekly mounjaro. station wpvi says its news chopper crashed going down in a new jersey forest.rew members were killed. it's unclear what caused the crash, but our thoughts are with our colleagues. >> scientists in iceland say the country's capital city could be at risk from toxic fumes from that volcano erupting on the western side of the country. now, the good news is the lava is currently flowing away from a nearby town and power plant, and the lava flows are decreasing at this time of year. >> many families try to take a vacation, maybe somewhere warm, for example, but for some people, their christmas cruise took an unexpected detour. they were expecting the warm waters of the caribbean, but some cruise passengers say they were stunned to learn about a detour. their trip was rerouted to a far less tropical location. when it's cold, cold like we ain't blowing cold light, official. cold like alan and val montgomery say they booked their christmas vacation on the msc meraviglia sailing from new york , but less than 24 hours before their voyage, they got an email from the cruise

henry ford and his newspaper with a new weekly series based on the protocols. every week for 92 weeks, headlines like these. the international jew, the world's problem, and jewish jazz, moron music becomes our national music and the perils of baseball. these weree splashed onto the pages that was distributed in the dealershipsac across the country. ford also saw the publication of the series in book form. it was titled the international jew and it ran to four volumes. never mind that the protocol was exposed as total make-believe in 21 which was basically right in the middle of the anti-somatic news series. the international jew essays continued without pause. ford dealers kept tossing the latest issue onto the front seat of every newly purchased model t. ford is sought that the volumes of the international jew were translated and published worldwide in 12 international additions including one in germany. other americans organized and anti-semitic campaign of notable and notably gentile americans. prominent public figures like clarence, w. e. b. du boise and wi

news cast. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to our political analyst, larry gerston, for our weekly segment. we'll take at a new look forecasting california in a massive budget deficit next year. how this is possible and what it means for our economy. >>> scenes of destruction in tennessee after tornadoes tore through. this traffic video capturing this tornado touching down near nashville. the operations emergency center confirmed the tornado killed three people. this is the aftermath. there are reports of widespread damage. crews are looking for people trapped in the debris. northwest of nashville, another twister killed a child and nearly two dozen injured. >>> los angeles police are investigating after a burglary after actor keanu reeves home. it happened wednesday night at the hollywood hills home. police say the burglars entered through the backyard, they broke a window. he was not home at the time. a firearm and some jewelry were reportedly stolen. police haven't made any arrests, but this suspect the first time burglars broke into his home. two intruders were reported in the

weekly. this time , food, household chemicals, tools, binoculars, new year's table decorations, and sweets, such were collected for the fighters. volunteers are confident that parcels from home will give the soldiers a new year’s mood. will help you feel like you are part of a big holiday. rastislav skidan, alexander solovenko, dmitry mezintsev and olek shawl. ntv television company. simferopol, republic of crimea. american senator linzi graham, who called the death of russians in ukraine the most successful waste of us money, distinguished himself with a new loud statement on the fox news channel. the republican, commenting on the situation surrounding the houthi attacks on us allied ships in the red sea, called on the pentagon to strike... iran, according to graham, the names of official tehran supports and finances the shiite movement. i've been saying this for 6 months now. hit iran, their open air oil fields, corps headquarters the islamic revolutionary guard is visible from space, so wipe it off the face of the earth. as the senator stated, he has already recommended that pentagon chief ll

team is not taking the early votes for granted, their ramping up spending to six figures weekly onnards in iowa and new hampshire an they are largely focused on biden. listen. >> america learned how having a weak leader to tragically lead to maamerican deaths. which is why america needs strength more now than ever. >> so, david, just about trump's line of attack on biden, this is what trump does. when he has -- >> he has something that a vulnerable. if your vulnerability is that you're deemed crooked and untrustworthy, you make hillary clinton crooked. it is part of hi branded exercise. if you believe that you are vulnerable on cha charge of election interference, you describe everything that the justice department is doing against you as election interference. this is classic trump. and so now, on threat to democracy, which donald trump has proven himself clearly to be a threat to american democracy, you see him trying to flip the script here again. and obviously it doesn't apply to joe biden. there is no factual pattern to sug that joe biden is a threat to american democracy, but the question is, doe

the reputable american weekly time, which so diligently sculpted the ukrainian president into an icon of resistance and the new churchill, gives a detailed account of the gloomy atmosphere in zelensky’s office, in which no one believes in the victorious end of the confrontation with the russian army. following the disconnection of kiev from cash flows and uncoupling from the global media locomotive, the epiphany will inevitably become widespread. hard work happens every day on all sectors of the front; political kiev will continue to drive the population of its country to slaughter, unfortunately we must be prepared for this level of suicidal recklessness. the past year was difficult, no, for many it may have been ordinary, some may have feared the coronavirus more than war, i ’m talking about myself and my loved ones. it was a difficult year, overwhelming for many, but even for those who diligently did not think about the svo, everything that happened will not be in vain. it’s about... historical, political, ontological, whatever, and it concerns everyone, without exception, and those who became a direct part

crude oil indices posted modest weekly gains last week, ending their longest weekly decline in 5 years. mahmoud nankali. radio news agency, thank you for your cooperation with this news section, god bless you. in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers, and have a good day. in the past 24 hours , the hottest place in our country has been minab in hormozgan province , with a maximum temperature of 29 degrees, and the coldest place is chaldoran in west azerbaijan province. with a minimum temperature of 15 degrees below the reported travel between centers among the provinces, the warmest center is bandas with a maximum temperature of 28 degrees and the hottest center is ardabil with a minimum temperature of 12 degrees below safar. meteorological maps show that until the end of the week, that is , until friday , we have relatively calm and stable weather in the country's regions. we predict a clear and sunny sky. the stability of the atmosphere and the relative stillness of the air will cause us to witness the increase in the concentration of air pollutants in the big industrial cities of our country, which will l

get more on what's in store for the global economy in 2024 on talking business weekly, this weekend right here on bbc newscause in the last few hours the presidents of venezuela and guyana have signed a joint declaration pledging not to use force in their border dispute, following talks aimed at stopping the row escalating into armed conflict. it has all been watched nervously by some of the biggest energy companies. the resource—rich essequibo region of guyana has long been claimed by venezuela and tensions have been building since 2015, when us oil giant exxonmobil discovered oil reserves of over 11 billion barrels. the situation escalated this month when venezuela's president maduro held a controversial referendum, in which he said 95% backed the country's claim to essequibo. the un's international court ofjustice though has backed guyana. the bbc�*s south america correspondent has been following thursday's meeting. clearly, guyana is not wanting to exceed its territory to venezuela. nicolas maduro i am sure would continue along the lines that this is territory that belongs to venezuela and the two sid

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weekly downtrend in 5 years. mahmoud nankali, radio and television news agency. the end of this news section of khodnaghadar.lo, i would like to thank you for your presence, dear viewers of the khabar channel. good morning. in the last 24 hours , the hottest place in our country was minab in hormozgan province with a maximum temperature of 29 degrees and the hottest place was chalduran in west azerbaijan with a minimum temperature of 15 degrees. among the provinces , bandabbas is the warmest with a maximum temperature of 28 degrees and ardabil with a minimum temperature of 12 degrees is the most traveled center of the province. we expect to have a relatively calm and stable atmosphere in the regions of our country until friday , we are predicting a clear and sunny sky, the stability of the air and the relative stillness will again cause us to witness an increase in the concentration of atmospheric pollutants in the large industrial cities of our country. these pollutions lead to a decrease in air quality in these areas, so we recommend it to children, the elderly, as well as pregnant women and patients. card