milova, agnes, please ask dr. new with us, here are photographs of houses that. consent to the transaction, from the bank i received confirmation of mr. neilman's payment, anything else? yes, there was another call from russia, regarding the purchase of real estate in italy, the client will call back at noon, transfer the call to petra, i’m afraid i’m not able to today, okay, i’ll tell mr. aganov that you have pending business, and you’re very sorry, to whom? mr. aganov, this is the same russian client, what is mr. aganov’s name, what is his name? he didn't call him, so should i transfer the call to petra? no, i’ll negotiate with the client myself, agnes, coffee, as usual, stronger, let’s go. mrs. milova, mr. aganov is on the line, can you connect? yes, hello, good afternoon, mrs. milova, your agency was recommended to me by my friend, mr. bolotov, as one of the best in europe. mr. bolotov is exaggerating. he also said that his owner is a successful , very beautiful woman. mr. bolotov greatly exaggerated. but is i

agnes shows us is because _ the past is gone. agnes shows us is because she _ the past is gone.one. agnes shows us is because she got when i the past is gone. agnes shows| us is because she got when she was shot. —— a scar she god. tens of thousands of people were killed and many more were sent to detention camps. kenya got it independent but mau mau fighters say they were shortchanged. translation: fiur shortchanged. translation: our anuer shortchanged. translation: our an . er is shortchanged. translation: oi" anger is about the fact shortchanged. translation: iii " anger is about the fact that because we were not compensated the land we fought for was taken by others. we were disrespected. even the government we supported did not respect us. we do not know if they agreed with the british government to treat us like that. ., ., a, government to treat us like that. ., ., that. the leader of mau mau was honoured in _ that. the leader of mau mau was honoured in 2007, _ that. the leader of mau mau was honoured in 2007, a _ that. the leader of mau mau was honoured in 2007, a hole -

agnes shows us a scar she says she got when she was shot at.killed and many more were sent to detention camps. kenya later got its independence. but mau mau fighters like agnes say they were short changed. 0ur anger is about the fact that because we were not compensated, the land we fought for was taken by others. we were disrespected. even the government we supported did not respect us. we don't know if they agreed with the british government to treat us like that. the leader of the mau mau, field marshal dedan kimathi, was honoured in nairobi only in 2007, a whole half a century after he was killed. and that's because for decades after independence, the group he led remained outlawed. it's only in 2003, under the third president, that the law was changed, and for the very first time the mau mau were recognised as freedom fighters. that's when they came out of the shadows, sued the british government and won an out—of—court settlement. the british government built this memorial to honour mau mau as part of the 2013 settlement. i still remember

maria agnes shtrakh tsemerman, you ask him like this on aiki-disks somewhere like that, the answer is, 2024 is an election year not only in the usa in russia, it is an election year in europe, and you understand that agnes strach zemerman will be limited there stating that she is who there, eh? these cretins, yes, stupid, well, that means, like , that’s it, i wouldn’t say that about a woman, but nevertheless, i’ll draw your attention, these are the kind of ladies and gentlemen who are like bareli and so on, who produce what what they produce orally, and the whole world hears it , you don’t even need to fight with them, on the contrary, you need to disseminate their point of view , in every possible way, in red ink, but here, here, but here we still run into this, that’s where we are coming from. ..' i came to you in this kind of round of aikido, which is not my destiny with you, of course, because you are a master, and i am not a master, and you seemed to go aside again, but we are talking about what exactly at the moment when we don’t take it seriously, we in a sense, she didn’t say

strak zimmerman, is calling for the provision of these missiles, and i wonder, madame marie agnes, shes for us to hit russia with tauruses, because we don't have tauruses, well, that is, relatively speaking, while you don't have them, you can at least go to kamchatka, it seems to refer to it in this case. precisely on the norms of her introduction of war, according to which she says that she has the full right to strike at military facilities on the territory of the aggressor's country and nothing should interfere with this, i simply lead to the fact that such statements can be made at least every day and at any levels, while we don't have these missiles, but i'm leading to that, no, but we can even the legal side now to find out, because we are already in contact with the chief military prosecutor of ukraine in 19-20 years, it was viktor chumak. viktor chumak is now in touch with us. glory to ukraine, happy holiday, mr. viktor. glory to the hero, happy holiday to everyone, happy holiday to all involved, happy holiday to all our defenders and protectors and to all the people of ukraine

agnes, do you have a big family? no, quite small.lly, it’s just as if it’s ours - puree, good old one, and you tried it, yes, it’s delicious, i invite you to moscow , come, my mother and i will prepare you such borscht , now we’ll prepare it, oh, thank you, come, it’s frosty, don’t be afraid, we’ll come with the whole family, so we agreed , honestly, i would be very happy to host agnes and her family, tanzanians, although seemingly a little shy, are actually incredibly smart and have an absolutely wonderful sense of humor, otherwise it would simply be impossible to come up with the idea of ​​​​making sandals from tires. motorcycle tires, who even invented them? make sandals out of them? these are very ancient shoes, such sandals were invented by people from the masai tribe. why did they decide to make it from tires? the tires are very soft and wear-resistant and can withstand long distances. i buy new tires like these and make four pairs of each. so maybe it's more profitable? will be made from old ones, by the way, sandals from new

sides anxious to make games before the winter impedes the movements on the battlefield from the few agnes capital vilnius. my guest is the prime minister in good that she let me say, what i think is most to show is that the country state committed to providing the brain with what kinds of needs the financial positive needs. everything needs the when the war as the ball goes on, how much faith does she have in major plans for defending the voltage states. what about human rights? so that gives a.

about today, has tried to tackle it, whether it was newsom with cash, you know, whether it was art agnes was doing, you know, the shelters. willie brown even at one point when he was mayor said he didn't think it was a solvable situation. ed lee came up with a department of homelessness. no one has been able to fix this. how do you think that you can fix it? what would be the answer? >> so we just came out with a proposal to say look at all of the available public land we have. we have former candlestick site. we have land inside and outside of san francisco. one of the things that we haven't done in the city, we haven't built enough shelters. we bot to have the requisite number of shelters. the other thing, this is what i was going to tell you, we ran a ballot measure last year to bring mandatory audits to the department of homelessness for the first time in the city's history. where the money is going, absolutely. the first audit that was done they called in the fbi because one of the non-profits was selling vouchers to friends and family, allegedly, and her looking into that. i can te

sides anxious to make games before the winter impedes the movements on the battlefield from the few agnes capital vilnius. my guest is the prime minister in good that she money say. what i think is most to show is that the country stay committed to providing the brain with weapons with needs the financial positive needs, with everything, needs the when the war as the ball goes on, how much face to she.

yes, just yesterday, the chairman of the defense committee of the german bundestag, marie agnes strackand it is necessary to supply the ukrainian army with taurus cruise missiles as soon as possible, their maximum range is up to 500 km. one way or another, karaganov sees more. one aggravating factor: with whom to negotiate, who is in charge there now? the situation is aggravated by the obvious degradation of the western elites, it will only get worse in the foreseeable future, each new call by western leaders is stupider, more reckless and ideological than the previous one, and this is more dangerous for the rest of the world, they deliberately spur the decomposition of their societies by encouraging anti-human, anti-values, information technology, the internet led not so much to an increase in the dedication of the masses, as had been hoped, but to an increase in the possibilities their manipulation is similar to mass intellectual degradation, certainly at the level of public elites that we can observe. there is only one thing left, to appeal not even to the gray matter of the brain,

one more question, you just mentioned the taurus, the head of the bundestag defense committee, marie agneszimmerman, called on the german government to immediately supply ukraine with long-range taurus missiles. such appeals are periodically heard. but she emphasized that ukraine has the right to attack targets on the territory of the russian federation. according to her, with the targeted use of these missiles, our army will be able to seriously disrupt russian logistics. at the same time, she believes that it is necessary to recognize that kyiv can attack with the help of tauroscila and in the russian federation itself. and tell me, please, in your opinion, the head of the bundestag defense committee allows herself this thesis because we do not have taurus, i.e. is this a real prospect, so absolutely sure, because there are no taurus, so you can give such ignorant people hit alaska with your metamustaches, absolutely sure, colleagues, let's remember, do you remember... the raid of the russian defense ministry in russia, when samples of western weapons were used during the raid, it was ab

from the few agnes capital vilnius, my guest is the prime minister in good that she money say. what i think is most to show is that the country stay committed to providing the brain with weapons needs the financial funds with needs, with everything needs the when the, as the little goes on, how much faith does she have in major plans for defending the voltage states, what about human rights and accusations for the border guards have a legally pushed back my goodness along the frontier with by the rules. and why take on by doing the diving this, you ideas, relations with china, off to taiwan, is allowed to open a representative office in the country with its name attached to it. what did you want to prove? you're very welcome to come pick some. oh, thank you for having me here right now. the new middle east conflict is dominating the world's headlines. how vital is it? that's the wes doesn't change. it's i off the bone and you pride. well, it is high so, and it's just the message that the, my colleagues from the government, myself and also they like mine is the country keep repe

sides anxious to make games before the winter impedes the movements on the battlefield from the few agnes capital vilnius. my guest is the prime minister in good that she money say. what i think is the most to show is that countries stay committed to providing the brain with weapons with needs the financial funds with needs, with everything needs the when the world as the little goes on, how much grace does she.

when agnes, call them all a cold for a house of transfer of homes that could be used to commit unlawful attacks. how do you think people will see the images of these attacks in gauze? a lot of civilians suffering a lot of human rights groups saying it's unlawful and it's associated with the american weapons and resupply, and course when america supplied. so your advantage for in yemen, there were a lot of organizations and this and that there was and others calling for comfortability based on the fact that the american weapons, what used is idea raise on you haven't. now this is not just a suspicion. he has actually action the, the weapons, and they have supplied them in front of the rest of the world. we all know where these munitions, the munition is coming from, and he's just made another promise similar to the old days of biden, with the previous war. when just at, towards the end of, of this conflict. he's then is going to ask for an increase of the amount of money coming to his riley and weaponry. it's already stands on $3800000000.00. i suspected we pushed up beyond that. all rig

agnes el greco's open skies in rome.is is the holy family, the baptism of christ and christ embracing the cross, who first arrived in italy. in the center is the baptism of christ, this is a painting over 4 m high, commissioned in 1608. el greca worked on it until the last days of his life. it symbolizes the spiritual journey that must be made on the path to the divine. the other two canvases have great symbolic meaning, they convey sadness and hope, but visit this exhibition it’s absolutely free, which i think is a very good bonus, one that will help many people get acquainted with art, become closer to it, in general it’s great when you know some interpretations, some symbols of certain paintings, it seems to me that then you’re like -otherwise you look at the work differently, perhaps somehow better and feel it more deeply , you understand, this means that you need to come to the exhibition prepared, a fact, this can serve. advice. by the way, i want to remind you that in a matter of minutes in our studio on the occas

. >>> and thes in nasdaq down agn dragged down by alphabet the nasdaq slipping into correction territoryk high was set back on july 15th. let's talk more about this and the broader market with ben emons at newedge wealth. >> good morning, frank. >> you are watching the magnificent seven basket of stocks with alphabet and meta. the revenue was supposed to grow 35%. they met that estimate, but the stocks are down. does that change your thoughts about the market >> not entirely, frank, but it is giving uncertainty for the outlook. they he ave to make huge in investments in a.i the revenue was softer in the case of meta that is why the market takes the a.i. premium back and that's why you see it selling off. >> you see a selloff on news mike johnson, the new speaker of the house. you are focused on this appointment. you are focused on his fiscal manifesto. why is that important for investors? >> in the gop, there is a strong trend of people wanting to cut spending we're at a really high rate of borrowing. that is driven up treasury yields if there is going to be slow spending next year, you

on the british astravy there is a storm called agnes, which will cope with the winds and 130 km /.led at several airports. in the fall of the day, ireland is breaking out from koran trees and blasts. thousands of women were left without electricity. new york syshou pad vada. the government has reached an extraordinary state of affairs in the metropolis and the region from the outskirts of the city. meat roasters were urged not to go out on the street without urgent need. there are only cars and cars on the streets. a section of the metro line was destroyed and the area behind the airport was destroyed. central park in new york was flooded. earlier, the central part of the american state of texas was covered. from the ravaged cities to the pamers from the baseball ball. the storm caused severe damage. at the round-rock the windows of the ladies and cars were broken. motsny vetser pashkodziў power transmission lines. hundreds of ladies found themselves without a saint. at night the scenery is 6 meters in diameter. manila, packing a hell of a smog, thick fog over the city due to the w

the bundestag defense committee, well, just a second, that is, this is a serious statement, marie agnesrease in supplies only delays the achievement of peace. international law allows ukraine to strike military targets on russian territory, regardless of where the weapon was fired. whoever supplies it, ukraine can use everything it has in its arsenal for attacks on the territory of the aggressor. i repeat, we hear a lot of all kinds of, so to speak, such serious rhetoric about beating, destroying, and so on, well, it’s usually like public activists or simply crazy or this, let me repeat once again, this is the chairman of the bundestag defense committee. dmitry vitalievich, this is how we should approach these, not even statements, appeals, but maybe intentions? well, first of all, take it seriously, because it... what seriousness should be expressed in, well, in a counter note, for example, well, as an option, i don’t know, no, well , it was a good option to hang eight british somewhere in the dnpr, but not bad, but we return to the political question, the germans will have a question,

he said he spoke agn th israeli prime minister netanyahu this morning, and reaffirmed americas commitmentsitment to israel security in the safety of the jewish people is unshakable. the united states has israel's back. and we are going to be working on this all through the day and beyond. >> here with me now, former democratic new york congressman max rose, and jonathan greenblatt is here, ceo of the anti-defamation league. jonathan, we spoke -- the fifth day of this war. what are your thoughts tonight? >> i think we were talking a moment ago -- i'm still haunted by the videos i have seen. i am still broken, broken by the pictures. the images today and yesterday from the kibbutzim, they are walking through, the there are just rows and rows and rows of body bags. the story about the baby, them yesterday identifying 40 babies. some of them were burned in their cribs and some of them were -- i kind of feel like, in one way, stephanie, like everything has changed. this is beyond words, beyond the imagination. and so i think we are all still -- i don't think we have the managed to imaginative c

agnes shows us a scar she says she got when she was shot at. is about the fact that because we were not compensated, the land we fought for was taken by others. we were disrespected. even the government we supported did not respect us. we don't know if they agreed with the british government to treat us like that. the leader of the mau mau field marshal dedan kimathi was honoured in nairobi only in 2007, a whole half a century after he was killed. and that's because for decades after independence, the group he led remained outlawed. it's only in 2003, under the third president, that the law was changed, and for the very first time the mau mau were recognised as freedom fighters. that's when they came out of the shadows, sued the british government and won an out—of—court settlement. the british government built this memorial to honour mau mau as part of the 2013 settlement. i still remember like it was yesterday. but this lawyer argues that it's not enough. i urge his majesty the king to know that acknowledging alone without concrete steps, act

marie agne strack zimmerman, believes that if the west providing kiev with fewer weapons will delay thee afraid of retaliation. including russian nuclear strikes on germany, because somewhere, as she said, she saw the frightened president of russia, putin. another westerner, actually a psychotic and instigator of the third world war, the new british minister of defense shapps, said in a telegraph interview that london will send british troops to fight in ukraine. however, after the words of deputy chairman of the russian security council medvedev, that the british. perplexed at london, and this is a direct quote from medvedev: they realized that they were pushing the world towards cormageddon and changed their shoes, as they say in the air. british prime minister sunok quickly went on air on skynews to refute the words of the chief of defense shaps, saying no, british soldiers will not be sent to fight in the current conflict in ukraine. well, that is, we can assume that, apparently , we are talking about the long-term plans of western countries, which they plan to implement after the f

you knoweg you, three years agn was at the economic level of haiti. nohe economic levew they've gotn that was on negotiation. negoeant to bring hostag negotiations. these people lop their heads off of infants. ions.they lthey're out there woe if the biden administration wants to negotiate and you can negotiate with that form of evil, i'll make the coffee. . we'll stay up all night. this evil needs to be pacified t . and the way to do that is with firepower. and i'm saying that israel'sis leading the charge. this is israel's fight. we're stand by there on the eastern mediterranean with a carrier group to help them out. if lebanon geton that a littlss and syria wants to jump into this. ty andtowe've got 10,000 troops in syria. we're fighting everyone. ne all aall across the spectrumo i just don't know when thiw s administration wants to talk,o e when this administration wants to give money away and when we're goin and wheoingg to star terrorists, which is what we do in war and for 20 years we've been doing it. and for whatever reason, the biden administ

agn, a reminder, the economic opportity act is part of the rger greasociety program. is is important fothe economic opportunity act because you nt to remember title ii, the community action program. what was the community action prram going to do? the idea was that the people on the ground were going to be able to look out into this vast array of federal programs, and from their position on the ground, knowing what their communities needed, were going to be able to pick and choose from among these programs to assemble a plan that would address and be tailored to the particular needs of their community. this list here should give you, i hope, some idea of the title wave of new policy and legislation that the johnson team was pushing through congress. this was particularly in 1964. this was riding on the kennedy legacy. by the time you get to 1965, it is writing on the majority that johnson was able to rank up. he has 2 to 1 majorities in both house and senate. the community action planners were going to address poverty by pulling from among the opportunities that were

but that testimony did not agn with the other facts in the record whi reflected that race predominance was occurring in this map and that i overall a finding not only by the disentangling method but the state's data. >> i want to ask you about and mong in 900 trump voters, a district with 900 t voters. i may have git wrong, i think his pointas if politics is at play, then clearly you want to bring it in the district with more trump voters if you are going to get republican help. i guess what m trying to understand is how stays the same unless you are loo at race. if youring in the district with more trumpoters, the assumption is that everybody is opatg under, that district would have more white voters in because race is with politics. i wouldt that it would drop. andayed the same and i understand your argument to be because plaque voters were moved out, that race was used to move out black voters and when you brought in the 900 trump voter districts. is that the point >> yes. >> and you say and and remains you are bringing in more white votersnd moving out plaque voters in this kind of

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but again, right after this attack startedt agn af, you had two posts tweeted out and then deleted by the biden administration. or r they called for a stranger to show some sort of discretion in their response. and that's jusessomet. that i let me bring you back in onevin this one, david. this is i foun: le youd this interesting today in listening to leon panetta talk about iran's influence in this circumstance. listen to what he told bret irany, how they've been sortd of pulling the strings here for hamas and probably won't surprises you, givene. your experience. >> listen to this. we'll get your thoughts lill gete. r sid >> it is obvious that. but we know that iran has been very supportive of these o terrorist groups. when i was ciaf e terror directn was supportive of hamas and hezbollah, without question. i think the fingers point directlysupportives an at the re in tehran. pointwith tfunded suppor and arms. hamas. we don't know if they greenlighted this attack. hesupporthey certainly are cheet on, though. and it's important that iran stays out of this. and that's the message the u

. >> again, live bombing going agn gaza as israel now pre preparing the way for the ground incursionpalet me let me ask you this.ae if israel wants to neutralize forever the threat that is the close geographical proximity of gazicala to israeli towns, border towns. does it havengs do to eliminate? >> because it seems like w that would be the only wayould h are not there to wipe out gaza. we are thereer to. wipe out hamas. yes, it is challenging because it's a very smalg l area. i'm sure you know i've been there. yes. know.and hamas will do everytht can to actually put its people in the frontline. and this time, even our people and your peoplpl people. and it's going to be challenging. know, has beenthe idf there before, never in a situation like this. but i'm sure that they're going to do the right the right job. g toso but how do you possiblyu distinguispoh. >> you know, we know the tactics of hamas. it's a terrorist terro. we know they use innocent men,s women and children as human shieldhuman s. how do you possibly, you know, delineate between those that sympathize with terrorists,

another one and just yesterday, the chairman of the defense committee of the german bundestag, marie agnesssia and it is necessary to supply the ukrainian army with taurus cruise missiles as soon as possible, their maximum range is up to 500 km. one way or another, karaganov sees another one. an aggravating factor, with whom to negotiate, who is in charge there now? the situation is aggravated by the obvious degradation of the western elites; in the foreseeable future it will only get worse, each new call from the western leaders to stupider, more reckless and more ideological than the previous one, and this is more dangerous for the rest of the world , they deliberately spur the disintegration of their societies by encouraging anti-human, anti-values, modern... information technologies of the internet have led not so much to an increase in the dedication of the masses, as they hoped, but to increased opportunities their manipulation is similar to mass intellectual degradation, certainly at the level of public elites that we can observe. there is only one thing left to do, it’s no longer e

agnes says. talk about this brand backlash a rebrand. why don't you call them the thought police ?ought police? as jilly says, fine , this is good news. says, fine, this is good news. but unilever are apparently still selling in russia. they've become cruelty free and gone non—woke . but until they stop non—woke. but until they stop selling in russia , they are not selling in russia, they are not acceptable . well, jilly, thank acceptable. well, jilly, thank you for that . acceptable. well, jilly, thank you for that. i don't acceptable. well, jilly, thank you for that . i don't know you for that. i don't know whether unilever still sell their products in russia, but you're entitled to your view . you're entitled to your view. i've had a couple of emails on that subject. elizabeth. well done. mark look after my country, please. well elizabeth, i do my best. ewan says, i shall do my best. ewan says, hey, mark, i think it's totally right that brands should not be perusing political points. i just want washing up liquid not to be told this, that and the other. loving the show very well

we saw earlier this season storm antonines and season the storm antonines and storm and moved storm agnesunusual meteorological event, this happens. this is an autumn storm. it is unusual. happens. this is an autumn storm. it is unusual . and in storm. it is unusual. and in terms rainfall, it's almost terms of rainfall, it's almost unprecedented of that . unprecedented in terms of that. it's moving through very, very slowly. storm babet arrived earlier in the week and moved into the uk yesterday. and it's not going to be done with us really until tomorrow. so that's quite a long period of time for one storm system to be sat over the in terms of going fonnard the uk in terms of going fonnard , we seeing a change in the , we are seeing a change in the in the we're seeing a in the weather. we're seeing a change the climate now, change in the climate now, unusual events unusual extreme weather events have been linked to the possibility of if we're talking about change. so there's about climate change. so there's about climate change. so there's a we may see a possibility that we may see more

northern ireland and northern england, isolated showers but lots of agnes breaking through.. some sunshine to the north of scotland, more sunshine and warmth to the south. temperatures around 20 to 24. and then as we go through the rest of the week, it's going to be a case of watch the river levels. there will be france close to scotland on tuesday bringing outbreaks of rain, some heavy infantry. summit in northern ireland and northern england. further south, sticking with a dry story, mists around the coast, still warm for the time of year but while the warm lasts into the start of wednesday, temperatures will drop as wet and windy weather sweeps south from this area of low pressure. that is how it is looking. let's return to our main story now and the escalating conflict between israel and gaza, which has left more than 250 dead on each side. it began when the palestinian militant group hamas — which is designated a terrorist group by many western governments — launched a wave of rocket attacks yesterday morning, followed by an invasion of maurauding gunmen. some of them a