a. e. because we know that the you a is a, a police state if you recall, when the blockade on, uh i, todd was imposed by the saudis in the united arab emirates, the united alabama. it said that anyone in the country that says anything sympathetic about tad could go to jail for 15 years and would have to pay a fine if i think $136000.00 or so. so obviously when he was in contact he was a, he was when he was in the u. a. e. i'm sure the ceo of tyler brown was a, uh, uh, come was, was obeying the, the demands of to a government. and so v u a which, who is which is also very closely affiliated to the west. if, if the western regimes had told them, had provided the evidence and it insisted on turning him over. then i think the uh, the way you would have done so. but i think there really isn't any evidence against him. what they want is to put pressure on telegrams so that they will give the information to private users to western intelligence agencies, as well as the as rarely intelligence agency at a f

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in other news, a hospital in portsmouth reopened after having to close its a&e unit because of a powerutage. the queen alexandra declared a major incident this morning which led to a number of procedures being cancelled . phone lines also went cancelled. phone lines also went down but are now back up and running. family members of british embassy workers in beirut have been evacuated from the region amid fears of all out war between israel and lebanon. the government's also renewing calls for british citizens to leave immediately, with the military on standby to get people out of the middle east. tensions in the region are high after leaders of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and hamas were assassinated last week . pharmacy bosses are urging week. pharmacy bosses are urging people not to buy fake weight loss jabs online. they're warning of a possible explosion in unlicensed medication on the internet after shortages of ozempic, which are expected to continue until next year. the injections have become popular with social media stars and celebrities showing before and after pictur

a hospital in portsmouth has now reopened after having to close its a&e unit because of a power outagecident this morning, which led to a number of procedures being cancelled. phone lines also went down but they are now back up and running . they are now back up and running. police investigating the suspected murder of a dog walker in suffolk have identified two new areas of interest. 57 year old anita rose was found injured and unconscious in brantham on the 24th of july. she later died in hospital . cordons are now in in hospital. cordons are now in place in the new mill lane area, and three people arrested in connection with the incident have all been bailed and team gb have all been bailed and team gb have claimed olympic bronze in the triathlon. mixed team relay today. despite initially being announced as silver medallists, officials changed their minds after studying the photo finish. elsewhere, though, there was disappointment for pole vaulter molly cowdrey, who failed to make the final . those are the make the final. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sam franc

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earlier, after swimming in the river , a belgian athlete was hospitalized with e. coli. because, the entire team will miss the funny relay race. let me note that the french authorities spent about one and a half hours cleaning the hay before the start of the games. billion dollars did not help, the organizers had to postpone the swims several times and cancel training sessions, some athletes even vomited in the river after the competition. battle hypocrisy and compromising evidence. the trump harris duo is fighting for the white house. it's a long road to washington for scandalous politicians, as kharis lied in her biography, and her blond opponent lied about her income. the struggle between gender and party, as well as the confusing system of elections, where democracy is and is not. it smells, we’ll tell you in clear politics, watch today after the panorama, for several months i collected iron in my homeland to sell in a neighboring country, near orsha the police detained a truck with a large consignment of metal, the driver of a thirty-four-year-old resident of the minsk regi

oriented player that has so many other things going on these days is amazon and its a-l-e-x-a because don't want to setoff people's devices at home. what about a.i.? >> it should be an exciting quarter. everyone has been talking about a.i. and aws and whether or not they will continue to see increased margins. right now, we're expecting 32.2% margin in that particular business, but the more exciting story is probably around the retail business. the retail business has never really generated much of a margin and that business has been increasingly getting more profitable coming into this quarter where we are expecting 5.9% operating margin. it is expected to get to just over 10% this year. so, it will be really interesting to see if that trajectory is maintained. >> all right. melissa on tto and sarah kunst, thank you very much. see you later on. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," forget inflation and jay powell. why they may have to develop a political policy playbook ahead of the 2024 election. we have krishna guha from evercore here after this break. we are lineage, the guardi

a hai have a hard time doing a e hour interview with her because he talks for 2 hours.are >> for all u know,la you're laughing because all goodug humor is rooted in truth. all right. it>> becomes a two hour intervie and then like a third night overlap. she can't do a one hour sit to e down. and by the way, it was probabl y going to be 30 minutes and they're done. >> well, you know, i got to tel.l you, sean, here is a woman who is trying to break the ultimate glass ceiling, and she needs to drag waltz with her. i mean, even the wall street journal said she needsneeds to a crutch. she needs to bring not she need bring hers to bring walls y and, you know, the wall street journal was really very clear when they said this is a deliberate attempt to limitl expo her potential exposure risks fosur vice president and to limt the time she has to answero questionans. and it will be harder to do follow ups. this is absurd. rac the woman's been in this race for 38 days. foshe should be able to do a sol press interview. that's not edited, you know, showing it's going to be pre-taped. wh pretaped.y?

a piece. because if you do have that's used by a deal e ronald back off, we heard the runs representative view and saying, we don't want to stand in the way of the seas very deal. so perhaps you run low back off from its retaliatory strike his boa. i don't know if we can stop that train, but it's our best chance. of course the world has come off, but at least come to a pause if not a final resolution. so there is this very fragile moment, and by the time we finish this interview, it could be blown. there could be a preemptive strike by israel, and the north that has valid then all bets are off. but for the moment anyway, my fingers are crossed. us italy, satellite as low as lumen failed. let's take a closer look at some of the other stories making news. emergency crews have recovered the bodies of all 62 victims of a plane crash in brazil that were killed by the aircraft spun out of control and fell on to a house. investigate his hope, the plains done that and voice record as will reveal will cause the crash in his way of the supreme court says the opposition has not provided any evidence to s

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a piece. because if you do have that's used by a deal e ronald back off, we heard the runs representative view and saying, we don't want to stand in the way of the seas very deal. so perhaps you run low back off from us retaliatory strike his boa. i don't know if we can stop that train, but it's our best chance. of course the world has come off, but at least come to a pause if not a final resolution. so there is this very fragile moment, and by the time we finish this interview, it could be blown. there could be a preemptive strike by israel, and the north that has valid then all bets are off by for the moment. anyway, my fingers are crossed, stuff has been released. analysts, laura bloomfield, let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories by conduce siad refund that has been supported as bangladesh as new supreme court. chief justice is pretty disaster designed on depression from students, leaves behind the hosting a, b, l for attorney and government. several other senior officials have also quit test as a demanding the resignation of all civil servants appointed by former prime mi

a piece. because if you do have that's used by a deal e ronald back off, we heard the runs representative to view and saying, we don't want to stand in the way of the seas very deal. so perhaps you run well back off from his retaliatory strike his bella. i don't know if we can stop that train, but it's our best chance. of course the world would come off, but at least come to a pause if not a final resolution. so there is this very fragile moment, and by the time we finish this interview, it could be blown. there could be a preemptive strike by israel, and the north that has valid then all bets are off. but for the moment anyway, my fingers are crossed. the president biden says he wants the war to and by the time he leaves office, i mean considering, for example, the us as just you know, provided the support disability. the fresh matri supports to israel is that kind of dream realistic? i think either way, whoever takes office in january is inpatient for, for former president trump, if he becomes president, he sort of message that he has railings is finish up and when right, he likes winters, not

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a piece. because if you do have that's used by a deal e ronald back off, we heard the runs representative view and saying we don't want to stand in the way of the seas very deal. so perhaps you run will back off from is retaliatory strike his bella. i don't know if we can stop that train, but it's our best chance. of course the world would come off, but at least come to a pause if not a final resolution. so there is this very fragile moment, and by the time we finish this interview, it could be blown. there could be a preemptive strike by israel, and the north that has valid then all bets are off by for the moment. anyway, my fingers are crossed, a fairly stylist laura blooming felt students in bangladesh, stepping up the pressure on public officials linked to the else the previous government. the chief justice and 5 supreme court judges have resigned in a shakeup of the judiciary. under the high profile bangladesh, she fig falls in the face of popular protest, the students came out to demand the chief justice of bible hassan. step aside, the demonstrations would clear in the demands and repor

a piece. because if you do have that's used by a deal e ronald back off, we heard the runs representative to view and saying, we don't want to stand in the way of the seas very deal. so perhaps you run low back off from its retaliatory strike his bella. i don't know if we can stop that train, but it's our best chance. of course the world would come off, but at least come to a pause if not a final resolution. so there is this very fragile moment, and by the time we finish this interview, it could be blown. there could be a preemptive strike by israel and the north that has valid then all bets are off by for the moment anyway, my fingers are crossed, so that was my lease, doubtless laura bloomfield. now let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. in israel, thousands of people including relatives of hostages, gathered in tennessee to protest against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu may called on the government to secure a deal for the release of those held captive in guys. as well as criticizing mizzi i was handling off the war visit. venezuela's supreme court h

cossack narrative, there is a narrative struggle in the 20th century against any invaders, very different invaders, i.e. e here we have e, if we can't use it, if we can't agree e becausea better understanding of history, which means a better understanding. ourselves, well, we, us, there will be no one to blame, except ourselves, we, we are not separated from history. well, here is a very important thing , it seems to me that history is distorted and hidden at the same time, because when i resort to some historical events that seem completely clear to me, because i thought that you just need to read and, let's say, the soviet or bolshevik version history, on the contrary, well, conditionally speaking, to change the signs, then i... very often i come across a situation when it turns out that simply the events were completely different, or it was not the events, what are the conventional bad guys, fought against the conventional good ones, and now we ask, let's confuse the good with the bad and vice versa, and understand how it all really happened, and then it turns out that it didn't happen, that it's all fiction, that it's all a myth, like the famous story with these p

a piece. because if you do have that's used by a deal e ronald back off, we heard the runs representative view and saying we don't want to stand in the way of the seas very deal. so perhaps you run will back off from is retaliatory strike his bella. i don't know if we can stop that train, but it's our best chance. of course the world would come off, but at least come to a pause if not a final resolution. so there is this very fragile moment, and by the time we finish this interview, it could be blown. there could be a preemptive strike by israel, and the north that has valid then all bets are off by for the moment. anyway, my fingers are crossed and that 1st farmer us steve to boston, to advise and reduce time to start bloomfield. it's going to be a lympics now and the us women's football team is golden, one small often beating but little one. the in the highly anticipated find that of after back and forth 1st, hoff ended and deadlock, a mattress on some goal is broke, open the tie, t boned match, and the 58 minutes. the brazilians continued to press for an equalizer, but were denied in the cl

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but it really a significant development because that hasn't been any use since l. e. last year, when german authorities steps a yield on the, on a seaside resort to northern germany, which people believe that the kind of media find that those individuals have rented, that you'll and use that to prepare this attack and so on. since then, there's not really been much use, so it's a, here's the important development. and but as i said is not been confirmed by the german prosecutor was really under lightning. that the stage this pipeline project was sure to controversial because ukraine, eastern european countries said germany shouldn't all and shouldn't go ahead with it because it would make me too dependent on russia. i'm gonna remove and the, the, the financial benefit that these countries and ukraine staff to, to, to, to, to re, from, from the existing pipelines and the u. s. tooth was opposed to it. so it meant that there was a lot of speculation and conspiracy theories about who was behind us. and today we, we may be a bit closer to finding out who it is. and if thes

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about hay, it is not only e. coli, it is also ships, ships, it is oil that gets into water, gasoline, and from intestinal bacteria. sticks, a wetsuit, it definitely won’t help, because. coli, that is, shirihi bacteria if it occurs through the fecal-oral route, through the mouth. officially, a group of fifteen specialists makes a sample of water and hay. tests are taken twice a day, at 3:00 pm and 3:00 am. previously, it was after these measurements that training was canceled twice, and the men’s competition was also postponed. a few hours before the start, the athletes were finally given the green light, declaring. acceptable sample results, while journalists were refused to tell how much the water quality in the river had improved. official measurement data is published with a week delay, but the quality of water in the canopy is monitored daily and openly by an independent international group of scientists. it includes specialists in chemistry and microbiology. experts from the fludion initiative previously noted that the concentration of e. coli and entrococom exceeded the standards by 3-9 times. they took a sample of water and hay on the day the triathlete start

of visits injune and july, into a&e departments, 4.6 million over those two months, that was a record. why is that happening? well, often a&e is as yet in the summer becausea bit more covid in those months. also, the issues of finding community care, more people going into hospitals. wes streeting, the health secretary, has said it will take time to turn the nhs round, but he has repeated his pledge for labour to create thousands more appointments each week by the end of the year. in bangladesh, the nobel peace laureate muhammad yunus has been sworn in as interim leader, saying his priority is to restore law and order in the country. bangladesh has seen weeks of turmoil, sparked by demonstrations demanding the end of civil service job quotas — a system that reserves posts for specific disadvantaged groups, which has been in place since independence in 1971. more than 400 people are believed to have died after the protests became an anti—government movement. from the capital dhaka, samira hussain has the latest. last week they were on the streets demanding the government step down. today they flocked to the airport to welcome the man they believe will lead

e cycle accidents was 39 years old. now, i asked researchers, well, why do you think that is? and they said, well, because now a lot of adults are using these e-bikes as a sole mode of transportation. so they're using them more to get to and from work. and they're also driving in congested cities. definitely eye-opening information there, marianne. so at this point, you know, a lot of injuries. what are the solutions? did they come up with anything? what can we do to prevent these accidents? well, really, they were just looking at the data. and of course, it's very important to wear a helmet because a lot of these injuries involve people getting concussions. just a few minutes ago here in front of union middle school, i saw a young man riding an e-bike, and he was doing a riding it with one wheel up, doing a wheelie. so obviously stunts like that are not very safe. but also remember, these e-bikes can go up to 28 miles an hour. so it's very important to slow down when you're driving around cars. for sure. try to stay safe. marianne, one more question. i know you also heard from the california bicycle coalition.

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a lot of transit and more people on the sidewalk than anywhere else in san francisco. >> reporter: that congestion includes tourists on bicycles and e-scooters, often on sidewalks because of a lack of safe bike lanes. this family is visiting from the netherlands. >> we went almost right away here on the pavement from the road because all those cars, they drive fast. it's just not really safe. >> reporter: she says many european countries are much more bike friendly and connected, giving people more options to travel in congested cities. >> that's really our goal, is to make everyone who lives in san francisco feel like they can reasonably get around with their family without being forced to drive a car. >> bike lane through chinatown would be a plus because it just relieves some of the congestion. >> reporter: merchants like chan are hoping for change, but others want more assurances before any plans hit the ground running. >> meantime the sfmta has decided to put off a decision on whether to ban red lights or right turns rather at red lights across the city. they were scheduled to vote yesterday, but they moved that back at least a month. the city has already outlawed

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a class three. 28 miles an hour. >> and then there's products marketed as e-bikes. but the motor can go over 28mph. >> we put this as a as an off road vehicle because you can flip a switch and it can do 50 miles an hour. >> and with power comes responsibility. a recent ucsf study highlighted the dangers of e-bike injuries doubled nationally from 2017 to 2022. while e-scooter injuries rose by 45% each year. coauthor kevin lee said the median age involved adults in their 30s or older. >> i think on a ridership level, there's probably a lot more public education and enforcement of regulations that can happen, particularly around helmet use speed limits. >> more regulations are happening. the first day of school for the larkspur corte madera school district is wednesday. beginning this fall, students who ride an e-bike between home and school will be required to register for a permit. only class one and two e-bikes will be allowed on campuses. the executive director of the marin county bicycle coalition supports a bill that would make the sale of out of class vehicles illegal in the state. >> if that law passes, which we believe it will, i don't believ

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