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heba, like most of the jasmine pickers, is what's known as an independent picker, and works on a smallholderm. out of what she earns, she has to pay a third to the owner of the land that she picks flowers on. heba alone picked under a kilo of flowers overnight. but with the help of her children picking, she managed to deliver 1.5 kilos ofjasmine flowers to the collection point, leaving the family with roughly $1.50 for today's work. inflation in egypt is at an all—time high. the egyptian pound has depreciated by more than 50% since 2022. relatively, independent pickers are making less forjasmine than they have ever done before, and are living below the poverty line. at the start of every season, the price for a kilo ofjasmine flowers is set by the factory owners. the low price is the reason why heba has to take her children to work. but how many other families are forced to do the same? during the summer of 2023, the bbc filmed across this region. we spoke to many residents, and witnessed that at four different locations, a significant number of jasmine pickers were children under the age of

one of the teams manages to find the mushroom pickers before dark. but yes. i hurt my leg. like a girl's leg as a lady and slightly. found to kill women one of them has hurt her leg. nor in five five kids saves four seven five. as it turned out the mushroom pickers were nothing more than a large scale training exercise to test the volunteers it was some a slap to the of who organized it. in these three brave men will go into the forest they will divide into two groups and will be acting as if they got lost i will not tell them which route to follow. if. the leads are in the volunteers have their own old terrain vehicle nickname to l.a. mobile but even then it is having trouble getting to the woman in the forest this is the final part of the difficult exercise orders from the two women have been found according to the exercise scenario they are injured so they are getting first aid right there should what separates exercises from real life search operations is that people aren't scared those lost are ok. the exercise has been a success for volunteers this is a very important

, my father is a mushroom picker.elf have been picking mushrooms for half a century and there has never been a single case of anyone complaining about my mushrooms, do you understand me or not? what is it, he is the granddaughter of this zinka, right? yes, he is now 14 years old, i understand what's the matter? he, and his grandmother zina here she is, a recruiter climbing over the fence. the flowers are trampled down by the people, the azinka is moaning. money fills a job for two is called very much that day from mushroom dishes, only ate soup. yes, he ate quite a bit of good food. he came from the factory. tired while he washed his hands, undressed. i warmed up the soup. mom only in the morning cooked for the evening. it's already cooled down. so dad ate and went to sleep, i see. well, i myself ate this soup from the same pot. you calm down, i'm just writing down your testimony and that's it. i swear to you we had a good life, really. in a quarrel, my father drank himself with everyone beat me, and dad, well, vitaly

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true, many mushroom pickers complain that they are waiting. or more to blame.rought and there was a cold spring, two factors are very serious, so for the mayan mushrooms it develops to rattle, it was cold and there was no rain, and then it got up early for 2 months. all the mycelium has dried up mushrooms this season is really less than in past. but they are still there, you just need to know the right places. here, for example, near this tree we found such a white mushroom and two families of royal mushrooms at once. these are the beauties ekaterina managed to get a full bucket in 20 minutes , mostly white and purple rows. and also honey mushrooms, it crunches, this is just the real one. she says and he smells just like a tree, you don’t need to pick mushrooms away from a busy highway or city, because they absorb harmful substances like a sponge. except in addition, it is better not to take overripe mushrooms with dark spots, and even more so with worms, but the main danger is poisonous mushrooms that disguise themselves as ordinary ones. here is a multi-cooke

ambassador pickering it's a great honor to have you on the show think you are now i don't know if you would agree with me but i think these years russian clash over syria comes down not only to a difference of opinions or a difference of agendas but to significant extent a difference of diplomatic styles and the perception here in moscow is that. the united states sees russia as on call put it simply because russia wouldn't submit to the ten american position but diplomacy or negotiations and as i'm sure you would know. is not about take it or leave it it's about give and take so my question to you. is rather american diplomacy at this point of time is killed equipped and open to a dialogue at balloch when it will trade russia any other country as equal i think oksana i would say in principle style plays a role but not the predominant role the predominant role is played by the positions of governments taken in their capitals often in response to domestic policy imperatives as well as foreign policy interests and to some extent helps to determine the differences in their approach i thi

true, many mushroom pickers complain that they expected more, the weather was to blame for everythingold spring, two factors are very serious for mushrooms. maya develops stormy and it was cold and rainy. ah, then the heat came, for two months the whole mycelium dried up, there are really fewer mushrooms this season than in the past. but they still exist, you just need to know the right ones. places. here, for example, near this tree we found such a white mushroom and two families of royal mushrooms at once. here are some beauties catherine managed to pick up a full bucket in 20 minutes, mostly white and purple rows, as well as mushrooms, he crunches, this is just the real she says, and he smells just like a tree, you need to collect mushrooms away from busy highways or cities, because they absorb harmful substances like a sponge. in addition, it is better not to take overripe mushrooms with dark spots, and thus more worms, but the main thing is the danger of poisonous mushrooms that disguise themselves as ordinary ones. here is the smoky talker. but similar ones, which are often conf

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his name is picker. his last name is picker. it makes every news story distracting. i'm nine years old times five. it's funny, his name is picker. when it comes to the pickle mr. picker put the president in, i think it is sort of worth letting it out, giggle through it. let that happen. acknowledge that it's funny. but then you do still have to kind of soberly grapple with the fact that this guy, mr. picker, has long been a really central part of donald trump's life and particularly mr. trump's carefully managed public image. during the presidential campaign, it became desperately unsubtle. it became impossible not to notice. could you not buy a quart of milk without being confronted with the relationship. because his media empire includes the "national enquirer." you can watch the progression of donald trump's quest for the presidency over the course of the covers of the "national enquirer." when it came to the end of the republican presidential primary where the last man standing against ted cruz standing against him was ted cruz, this was the "national enquirer" c

and where the driver of the headquarters, we deduce , found a mushroom picker, a group of forests, 6oups of about 90 people tried to go out, we restored it, he was all time in one place, that moment, until we have vladimir himself laconic, but then there is no fatigue, even the strength to say how much we spent in the forest. it was scary that eighteen-year-old ruslan has not been found so far every week since the beginning of the rowing season , more than fifty people are lost in the forests near moscow. this is the data of the regional forestry committee in the search involved police officers, foresters, rescuers, volunteer teams, most often lost. those who are sure that the forest knows like the back of their hand. i lost my way somewhere in one moment did and now got into these. uh, mandibles, i tried, well, in my opinion, i lost the path, went out the wrong way, spent the night in the forest, says i got lost there. i went for mushrooms for 15 years, we found a pensioner at dawn, they could have searched longer. if he didn’t have a phone with him , natalya terentyeva, along with

pickers themselves. to the forest for mushrooms, then it is best to have a mobile connection with you, a charged cell phone , be sure to tell relatives where you are going, what time you are going, even when going mushroom picking for an hour, you must definitely take water with you for a snack and a match and a whistle will not be superfluous, so that later you don’t scream hoarsely when you get lost and don’t need to wear camouflage clothes, it’s better to don’t try to go somewhere bright yourself. if you have already realized that you are lost, especially at night. please don't get lost in the forest. this is enough. uh, a stressful situation for you and a fairly large number of people who will look for you this year, 15 people are already missing in the forests near moscow. they could not be found not by rescuers, nor by a volunteer. the story of an 80-year-old man who went out for whites mushrooms literally over the fence of his dacha ended safely. he woke up in the forest for a day. he was found ea

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when we had a general that agreed in principle we were able to work out the details but ambassador pickering isn't it the case that since the early ninety nine his american diplomats have essentially been used to an idea of the united states being the one and only country calling the shots and a bad period is obviously coming to an end not only because a fresh of a because of many other countries coming to the fore so i wonder if they american diplomats have really made that mantle transition team to negotiation rather than. you know blackmailing or cars or no in deciding for others you know real negotiation and power sharing international power sharing well i was a diplomat in russia from one nine hundred ninety three until the end of one nine hundred ninety six and then frequently dealt with russia when i was the undersecretary of state for political affairs into two thousand and my sense was that while there was a tendency particularly among political leaders to see whether in fact they could transfer. american military and economic strength in the diplomatic dig if you could put it that

leisurely volunteers have reached the edge of the forest but the mushroom pickers were reportedly last seen. well tell me what happened if the dog team arrives they will have little chance of finding anything because of the heavy storm the team decides to set up headquarters in a field surrounded by birch trees but getting a car here after a heavy downpour is anything but easy hello there. an antenna has already been installed for communication between staff with search members who had into the forest a code named foxes. folks want to base. connection find charlie to base on test on the connection received controlling start working. i beg you get the people to find the maps we need them badly make them print the mile it several copies please coordinators instruct the volunteers before each operation. when you work in the forest what must you remember first of all children are afraid of loud voices especially of male voices if you don't want child to run away from you speak quietly if someone in the group suddenly becomes sick their doctor is back at the base so you should give your whe

impeachment is an extreme example pickering was a drunk and probably insane from syphilis but at the same time it shows that if left to their own devices and left unchecked by congress federal judges have the power to do some wild and crazy things and that's what makes the ongoing battle between president obama and senate republicans over appointments so important even though harry reid bit the bullet and pushed through filibuster reform last year the senate has confirmed only one let me repeat one judge in the first few months of two thousand and fourteen thanks to republican ix. obstruction thirty two nominees are still waiting for approval for a total of ninety six vacancies on the federal court stakes couldn't be higher activist conservative judges have wreaked havoc on our republic and our commons over the past half century they've gotten campaign finance laws empowered corporations and cut the legs out from under the voting rights act if president obama doesn't get his nominees confirmed it will be that much easier for conservative judges to continue their assault on our democr

bounty the quicker picker upper >>> it is 3:58. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist.d on "news4 today" at 4:00 a.m., changing positions. president trump outlines his plan for afghanistan. how the war is changing and what the country's leader is now saying. >>> it is a storm team 4 weather lert day. >> that's right, aaron. because of the heat, it's going to be hot and humid. >>> nation building again. we are killing terrorists. >> shifting strategy. new reaction from military and world changes the plan for the war in afghanistan. >>> the sight of a lifetime. the views you couldn't see yourself and the unique perspective that had millions looking toward the sky. oh, boy, will you feel the heat this morning. temperatures are rising and storm team 4 is getting you ready for one of the warmest days we've seen in quite some time. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. it's 4:00 a.m. right now. it's quickly warming up. that's why it's a weather alert day. sheena parveen tracking the heat for us. this is one of those days your find a good spot under the air conditionin

i think that what ultimately picker o trying is shore up pg&e. nobody wants to see it go bankrupt. even the harshest critics don't want that to hpen. >> is there an inherent conflict of the interest in you r the risk of having investors focussed on the bottom line than safety. >> that's been really a tension since 2010. when the neighborhood blew up. pg&e gas line w at fault. and we see this again blamed for 16 firesin 2017. that is a question that critics have been asking for a while. this is unprecedented territory. i was talking to wall street analysts about that. they have never seen anything like it. pg&e has been in existence for 1 over years. they have been a private company. you're right. we get our water in california in most cases from public li u. the sort of hybrid of a wall street traded company with the shareholders. and customers who ultimately have bourn the cost of thes thiit is an inherent conflict. >> th is fwoingoing on this is unfolding. some residentshe think know who is to blame. they already filed a lawsuit aginst pg& what are the grounds for the complaint?

. >> tom pickering. >> the question of practicality, less up in the atmosphere than the issue of realism. if you look at the last chart called summary, you will see two regions, it is important to understand the practicality of the proposal. the time that it has normally taken to negotiate significant strategic disarmament agreements, an average of 24 years, it projects 14 years to reach a series of agreements and an additional seven years to complete the dismantlement. the second piece of practicality is how rapidly can countries dismantle? the plan, as you will see from the charts which you have, very carefully attuned to the rates which in the past, both russia and the united states, the two largest holders, have pursued the dismantlement of actual weapons. if you look at those rates, you can understand the time allowed for the practical dismantlement is sufficient to accomplish that task in the proposal we have put forward. >> i will make one more point on the issue of realism because it is critically important point. oh commissioner, ambassador bajpai, was mentioning that at point w

[000:00:00;00] the forest landscapes that local mushroom pickers stumbled upon goosebumps picturesque picture was replaced by a truly gloomy metal plaques along the dug ditches , clearly, it looks like someone's graves are being buried, something can be seen right next to each other. here is another ditch. and so you see, someone was buried. well, they just didn’t even specifically bury maria , a lover of forest walks, admitted she became, to put it mildly, uncomfortable, but she nevertheless decided to conduct her own investigation, as evidence, she filmed everything on video on plates of no names, no surnames, only faceless figures, either serial numbers, or dates of burial of those who were not fenced in any way and were not indicated to the mushroom pickers. it is known that there is a large official cemetery in the area, but the spontaneous post is located far beyond its borders. and this is a grave prepared for someone new, also around the forest. that's how you collect mushrooms. the trees have already been cut down. here the point here will be new burials. in total , 67 graves

get going let's bring in our guests they're all joining us from washington today they are thomas pickering formally the u.s. ambassador to russia and a distinguished fellow at the brookings institution bruce fein a constitutional and international lawyer and formally the u.s. associate deputy attorney general we're also joined by joel rubin president of the washington strategy group and a former deputy assistant secretary of state welcome to you all can i ask you all basically the same question thomas pickering first let's just all put our cards on the table here in your mind are we talking about a conversation collusion or something criminal. let me say just at the beginning all the anti trumpeters hope that we're talking about something that is really i think seminal here. and they've reduced a number of reasons for that including the questions that are unknown why in fact was this material protected so much why are they hung on for so long in denying it why are the trump forces making it as clear as they possibly can that this is an isolated instance an instant a one time event i think

bounty the quicker picker upper >>> we do begin with breaking news from overnight. crashed in upper darby to leave dozens injured. here's what we know, a norristo norristown train crashed overnight. >> right now the transportation center is shut down. we have all angles covered. we have reaction from a passenger and moments from the crash. >> we begin with live-team coverage of the crash. katy zachry is live at presbyterian hospital with more on the injured. jessica boyington has an impact on the commute this morning. but we begin with matt delucia live on scene. what are you learning? >> reporter: tracy and vai, it is too early to say what caused this crash. up in the distance there, the train is on the upper tracks with some yellow tape around it. that's where one of the damaged cars sits. and that it will sit for a little while until investigators can get a better idea of what led up to this. but more video, take a look from the scene a little earlier. upper darby officials say this crash happened after midnight on the norristown high speed train coming into the

bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> now to the future of the road. in the battle for the electric car market, one company in china is leading the charge with cheaper models, but will it have an impact here in the united states? here's janis mackey frayer. >> reporter: in the competitive world of chinese electric vehicles. >> looking for a spot. >> reporter: that are going further and costing less than ever before, no company makes or sells more than byd, the chinese giant taking on tesla, offering cars for as little as $10,000. >> let's drive. >> reporter: along with higher-priced luxury models. 0-60 miles per hour in about three seconds. anything like this in the u.s.? >> nothing that i've drove. >> reporter: but don't look for electric cars from byd on american roads any time soon. >> u.s. government need to be more friendly. >> reporter: stella lee is the byd representative. >> they are not ready. for byd, we are ready. >> reporter: what conditions would need to exist in order to consider an entry into the u.s. market? >> that's good question. you

the long-lasting quicker picker upper. >> all right. having a little fun with this in post-debate. the internet has found a grand new hero. this guy here, ken bone, he was the undecided voter in that bright red sweater in sunday night's debate. one twitter user summed it up, calling his presence of a big old hogg. with meets and treats, immediately which sparked headlines across the country and slot on jimmy kimmel. watch. >> i have one question i'd like to two to the studio audience, someone in the audience has a question for ken. yes, go ahead, sir. >> yeah, last night when you asked about energy policy, there was something new i needed to ask you. how did you ever get such a fresh and cool style? >> i would love to say that i was born this way. i think the answer is that my wife dresses americans. >> all great americans leaving it to the wife. >> that's graduate he providing to us, great. >>> actress sha lee woodley has been released from jail. she has been a vocal opponent and engaging in a peaceful protest when she wa

confuse the usual confuse, look, mushroom pickers, here i am, you look at them and see, they are fakesto them, the soul lies to the real one, well, and you know, here i am not, so how do they differ , what do you think about those? a different color and a slightly larger cap, they will have such rings on the stem, well, if you believe those mushroom pickers who. i was taught, they said that if there are rings on the stems, it is better not to take such a mushroom, but this does not apply specifically to the pigs, well, i say that i don’t know exactly, and accordingly, this answer may be very interesting for you, what is called grandfather’s tobacco, maybe you ’ve seen it, it’s an edible mushroom, but at a young age, well, let’s quickly see what we can eat at a young age, yes , young people, no, up to thirty birds, or a young mushroom. the mushroom can be eaten, it has a white density, as soon as it changes color or becomes, i have a question for you, yes, here’s a mushroom, white, good, and you discharge, in it these passages from worms, he tells me, leave me, i say, i'll leave you, i'

think about a stock pickers market. kicker, you are a bad stock picker. there is somebody on the other side of every trade. a stock pickers market is a giant myth that needs to be shattered. i will try to shatter it with just that comment. atty: that's a good point which to end. thanks for joining us this morning. i want to go to london where the european markets are just closing. caroline hyde is joining me for the european close. you guys were rallying throughout the session? >> yes, it seemed the investors were full of festivities but they were hungry to buy. it seems every index an industry group was higher. gains inas leading the germany with only one stock falling. even chemical companies were doing well. was higher with only one stock falling as well. miners are an area of weakness but every other industry group is higher. 7/10 of 1%own by which is a surprise. betty: what about the banking sector? let's have a look, deutsche bank was up 2.2% getting rid of chinese assets. they are selling one of their 20% holdings in another bank to an insurance co

there's more to say, but that will do for now. >> ambassador pickering? >> i agree with much of what dan as said. two things. in the '80s i was in el salvador. it was a huge problem. i wouldn't have taken the job if george schultz hadn't assured me that not only was he in favor of dealing with the human rights violations, but that he would back it and that was critically important. it made the job from a horror into something in which there was some satisfaction. the tragedy is, if anybody follows el salvador now, we have deported all of the youth gang members and they have now afflicted el salvador with a second hell. we're now beginning to take conscious sight of that and beginning to work on it. in russia, there was consternation and indeed lack of any serious sense of what to do. what did happen in the main, however, was the old abuses that were -- freedom of movement and private life disappeared pretty quickly and indeed, by 1994, they were pocketed by the public who were worried about the other problems economic adversity, no pay, no pensions, no jo

about charles pickering, whether they would need tables for a pickering event. we know about now because we can see in it black and white. he denied having played a significant role in that nomination while he was before the senate the last time they had him under oath in 2006. so keep an eye on that question about his role. it is a name that is not a household name. back in the day, charles pickering was a disastrous nomination for the bush white house. he eventually got recess appointed because they couldn't get him through the senate. he had to step off the bench and it was a big embarrassment. he did do stuff to get the seat that was seriously controversial. you might understand why he didn't want to be associated with that very controversial nomination. the bad nomination when he was such a bad headline for the bush white house. you understand why he might have done that. but saying he wasn't involved there, we know in black and white that he absolutely was, understandable as it may be, trying to save his own skin and stay away from controversial issues tha

more importantly, thomas pickering is more optimistic about that. he is a genuine expert on the problems and the substance. he has been involved in discussions. 50hink there is at least a /50 chance there will be an agreement by july, which would be a huge accomplishment. but it will create talk politics in tehran and washington. >> my colleague al hunt joining us from the nation from capital. you can see all of his interview with wormer ambassador thomas pickering on "political capital" right here on bloomberg television. narendra mode he will be india's will bearendra modi india's new prime minister. the congress party, which has ruled india for 60 years, conceded defeat this moment. back in this country, federal regulators say that general motors waited almost a decade before announcing a safety recall that now covers more than 2.5 million cars. they're delayed report will now cost of company a record $35 million civil penalty. chief washington correspondent peter cook has more on the company's punishment. . peter, the timing of this announcement

according to prosecutors, picker and howard both played a role in the campaign finance violations to which cohen pleaded guilty this week. crimes that he, of course, says that the president of the united states directed him to carry out. it was picker and howard who paid off karen mcdougal to cover up her allegation of affair with then candidate trump and tipped off cohen when stormy daniels was preparing to going public with her allegation just before the election. allegedly, ami first made an arrangement with the president long before that. according to the charging documents all the way back in august 2015, at the being of the trump campaign in coordination with cohen and one or more members of the campaign, picker identified as chairman one, offered to help deal with negative stories about individual relationships with women by among other things assisting the campaign in identifying such stories so they could be purchased and publication avoided. individual 1 is, of course, donald j. trump. it was almost a full year before the deal we know about with karen mcdougal. and on the s

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>> rose: ambassador pickering? >> a real test will be whether in fact out of all of this there can be more cooperation on a very difficult problem like iran especially with the messiness in iran over the last two or three weeks and, indeed, how that's thrown i think a hand gren grenade in the middle of the efforts of the obama administration to try to deal with iran. although i admire the administration for continuing to try to keep the door open to conversations. i think they're important regardless of what has gone on inside iran, but that's not an easy road to hoe here at home. i think finally the question will be also extremely important once agreements are reached whether they could be sold here domestically there's no question there will be opposition, although 60 votes in the senate are very important in selling agreements and i would suspect that plus president obama's renown skills at explaining things and portraying them in the ways i think people can understand and attach themselves to are very, very imp

next. >> and we're back with ambassador kurt volker and ambassador thomas pickering.hey are both joining us from our studios in washington. ambassador volker, there was the president pleading with congress not to pass a resolution. if the nuclear talks fail there's going to be an automatic set of new restrictions on iran. the president is saying, it's probably going to happen but don't stick a finger in the eye. >> that is his position, it's very important that he make it clear that that is his position and that's the way he views it. if a sanctions bill is passed it includes a provision for president to have a waiver authority, a national security waiver to say if negotiations are fruitful that he can waive the applications of those sanctions. it is making a play for sanctions really taking effect. what i see here is a difference of judgment between the administration and the republicans in cock about where we -- in congress about where we are in negotiations. the negotiations have slowed down around the nuclear program that they haven't been able to continue to deve