what, it seems to me, why are you looking at your aunt, which means your wife was watching. that is ok. alexou? with alice everything is under control. i don’t quite understand why the circus is hanging these flowers. for what? yes everything is very simple bumblebee is a very cautious type for good reason. she appointed a meeting place and stated that personally suitable when he needs it. nearby he must make sure that alice herself will come, he will send some stranger, and the flowers are just a sign, a sign . hello. well, what are we waiting for ? you get money for your work, so you get it. will you get out of the car now? on the third bench after the monument, a dark girl sits with a bouquet of flowers, you give her a note and that's it. no, i don’t like that some kind of setup. i do not like. i need it right. ok you were asked to deliver. look. what is a girl? classic mistake remember this girl. and who is this bumblebee sent to alice by random, or an unfamiliar person with a note that indicates where should alice go to meet him? a woman's curiosity must have looked at what was in the n

and for equity, and for all of alex, what does that, what does that mean? does that mean that africa will be the most powerful, confident in the world, but it won't mean differences for different people. again, from me, i say it's not a question of whether we have 4 piano, 4600000000 or 6000000000 africans is the question of what quality of people advise? i did all the educated, how the productive citizens are. they're sick and on the educated. i'm on for and i think so that's really much all for me. the point of both countries which are very high rates of growth of the population cover in the late fees that get ability to make the necessary investments in improving who month quality would be constrained by the rate of growth. right? yeah, for the shop products. so i think, i think he that's, that's so much for your tools, like just on the continents around think i'm going to put you on the just a little bit because if we know our population is growing, we know this is happening, planning and of empowering is going to be at some, a critical rachel, i want y

by the way, alex. what's going on here anyway?ou and i don't get along, but that's not the reason. call your hand will fall. if you didn't call him. hello who am i nastin brother nikita and who are you? i am investigator smirnov, i am very glad to meet you, but, to be honest, i did not imagine that mr. tsarev also had a son. yeah, you know that you'll have to wait outside the door until i finish talking with anastasia viktorovna, and then i 'll need to talk to you with me, but i wasn't here. i came when i found out that nastya was attempted. don't worry, it's a pure formality. i had to ask anastasia viktorovna about the property of the heirs and it turned out that her family was more active. now you are in charge, you will need to look at the power of attorney. power of attorney uh-huh why is it interesting to ask again or just a bad habit? what habit in general , i will need to look at the power of attorney in order to raise it. does this power of attorney have effect after the death of the principal? sorry for the professional c

listening to you alex what's new? i would like to talk to you. i am listening to you. and marry me. i love you. i thought of everything, we will go to my aunt in saratov, who has a five-room apartment that has been waiting for you all her life, yes, in the village, but she has her own house and she has no children. she called me for a long time, too, it will be very good there. what is busy there now and quickly cleaned up after themselves, what is happening? what are you doing, what are you doing? how are you boris? yes, good. that's it, you got me. you're bugging me now. it's clear? clear. ah, ah, ah, they wanted a basement, wait. what are you doing? don't need nothing terrible, stop it, dim, i ask. let go of your no, no yes open open quickly. do you hear? open open. found something the chef promised excellent fish for hot. viktor stepanovich, i don't really like fish, with your permission. i'll go to the bar, and wasting is fine. i don't mind. go. if you want, alice . if you want, we can order something here, no problem. no, don't worry viktor stepanovich i'm not hungry in princip

what happens next? >> hey, alex.means all 19 defendants charged in the georgia 2020 election interference case have surrendered. they've been fingerprinted. they've been photographed. a couple of miles at the jail from this courthouse, where i am now. and that includes, of course, former president trump. with that mugshot for history. you put it on the screen at the top of the show there. and the president, the current president, biden, in lake tahoe yesterday. here's what he had to say about that. watch. >> everything donald trump's mugshot yet? >> mister president, -- >> i did see it on television. >> what did you think? >> handsome guy. wonderful guy. >> so, a little bit of sarcasm there, perhaps, alex. when it comes to what the rest of this trial will look like, it's complicated. more complicated than the other three indictments of the former president. because there are 19 defendants. delay the trial. district attorney in fulton county wants to get this started as soon as possible she made that ambitious request

what is the name of this young man who defeated alex the champion yesterday, but what? no, nothing.ou that they don’t take phones from us. all are specially muffled. yes, but i didn't know if you really need to call from the phone, just keep in mind that all conversations are recorded, so only in case of emergency. i wanted to call mine. get tired of calling from here. i probably don’t give a damn about this one, that he got a job as a bodyguard and like a tough boss. yeah, and here in the tube squeals. quietly. yes, women's hakhanki will not set fire to. little what do you need bodyguards for? come here. listen, i like everything. well stir up, come on, just know that i'm shy and shy. hello yes, i understand. alex go downstairs, mikhail borisovich is waiting for you. vaughn is cheeky. purely technically, to organize the transfer of residential goods, this is not a problem. do you want by rail or by plane. you want by sea. how would you like it better? i would like the safest way container and no problem insulating the dry closet water supply. you saw them, i want to expand my own b

what we need indications. i hope this is clear. liked? i understand alex yes, we have nothing either. , i'll pass the pasta, i 'll call you back. until they arrived. well, how yes, how did you walk up? well, what's the news? nothing good? none of the guests saw the tape, or at least no one confessed, maybe alex did not remember everyone, maybe. listen, we need to find a cameraman who filmed the wedding. he has all the guests. so we won't miss anyone. i'm kind of smart. yes yes. girl go for a walk. no, i still have to call. well, why should i go there? this will be a little lesson for you, because you should have called me right away. i wanted to first think about how best to proceed and did not have to think. you should have called me right away. or maybe you forgot how i excused you from the term for raping a youngster, huh? went well, come on now, why dobey. what's going on? you who will walk away from your testimony will be charged with double murder? get her away from the door.

you know what, alex? stars, carlos santana, he declared at a concert a. woman is a woman and a man is a man. alice cooper said this push for transgender surgeries for children is the point of ab userty, it's a fad, it's ridiculous. so carlos santana, news coming in he did apologize for what he said. why does he have to apologize? >> because it goes against, you know, what he's allowed to say in hollywood. it's actually pretty shocking to see these people say these things in the first place, and it shows just how far gone we are as a society. if you have hollywood rock starses coming out and speaking out against what's happening. elizabeth: yeah. i mean, even they see the absurdity of it. and -- >> right. elizabeth: and, you know, the thing is you and i, we didn't grow up with this stuff, right? we had our own anxietieses. it was tough growing up enough as it is, and, again, there's a reason why florida governor ron desantis the did what he did, and it's been so distorted and twisted, what governor desanti

elizabeth: alex, what do you think? ching and learning is when schools focus on controversial aa or idn sex and gender and race and not on reading and writing and math. look, we know that ra randi wiengarten is all in on teaching kids things about, you know, sex and gender that parents don't want to see in schools. at the end of the day, we know that florida has been a leader in trying to make education what it should be, a place where kids are learn the skills they need to succeed in life beyond the classroom. not being indoctrinated with ideas on sex and gender. but that's what randi wiengarten would like to see. elizabeth: jeremy and alex, thank you for joining us tonight. we'll stay on the stories. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: the white house now in diplomatic cleanup mode. president biden calls china's economy a ticking time bomb and didn't appear to sympathetic to what was going on in hawaii, but first check in with dagen and sean on the bottom line next hour. scene: yeah, charlie hurt with the economy with t

that is what he is a part of. it's so similar, alex, to crisis in al-qaeda. you and i have talked about that over the years, the years have gone by about this garbage. this is similar. it's not very different. >> what do you -- >> push the actor out when he does -- >> what do you make, jim, of the sheriff saying that he had gone to that historically black college nearby? and that's where he had dawned his tactical vest, his bulletproof fast, and got dressed, put a gray short sleeve shirt over that, and taken off from their. we should note that the sheriff said that the campus police officer who called in alluded to something suspicious is a real hero having done that. he didn't let something slide, he said it didn't feel. write the sheriff acts everyone to understand that when something doesn't feel right you, make that call. you say, i've seen some say, it's disturbing. the fact that ryan, cristobal paul met, or that he went there, again, he has this manifesto about how much she hates black people. it's been called discussion, and i'm sure it is discussed in,

what's going on of the world right now, alex, what about, i mean, china is hosting an africa security summit right now. heads of states from 50 african nations that's approximately to the same amount of the came to join russia . the recent russia, african thought somebody in some petersburg talk to us about that. i mean china or an advocate right now. it's doing this, isn't it? friends, allies, this is the new world that we're looking at here. and you know, as the chinese broker, the peace agreement to, you know, last year with some nations that we never thought would talk again to each other they have. but this is what china does. they go in, they make investments, they make friends, they help economies, the americans to the opposite. they go in the region, change, they destroy economies walk away. and well, they're happy further. miller, their military industrial complex that which makes money. companies like re, key on, you know, black rock is involved. it's amazing how much black rock is involved over and some of these nations, uh, you know, especially in the ukraine, but, you kno

it will talk -- we will talk about a brilliant piece do write down exactly, alex, what nonplayer characternd is all about? why will it help tiktok sell stuff here in the u.s.? >> it looks weird and silly, it is really potentially important for tiktok. this is the biggest trend on a live stream video in the u.s. for tiktok since it has been pushing it, livestream video for tiktok is more than people getting gifts sent, making money off of that, it is a key part of the global commerce strategy. tiktok a superstorm in e-commerce in places like southeast asia and livestream commerce, livestream video, those are the things that are key to their commerce over there, in the u.s., that has not worked, i talked to sources close to the company, as they have moved commerce over here for tiktok, i have had to split their strategy. they're educating and evangelizing livestream in oh, while they are building on their commerce operations. to see something like this or users are organically on their own creating -- where users are organically on their own creating things, that brings to iktok into a super

what do we know about how this stuff happened? >> yeah, good afternoon alex. oming. what we do know is that this bus left texas on route to chicago, never made it. ended up in marion county, illinois, about four hours from the city. now, according to some reporting from the new york times, representative joaquin castro was briefed on this and said that the parents were actually on board this bus, and this child actually began to exhibit signs of fever, maybe some diarrhea, of course we know the child was then taken to a local hospital where they later died. now, as far as we know about these buses, we know they are usually fully stocked with food and water, that's according to texas officials. they actually put out a statement themselves, saying every loss of life is a tragedy. once a child presented health concerns, the bus pulled over, and security personnel on board called my 11 form urgency attention. the child was then taken to a local hospital to receive additional medical attention, and was later pronounced deceased. now, here's some sobering statistics,

alex, what do you make of this?ment released earlier from the players, all as expected, statement released earlierfrom the players, stated very similar wording of it, speaking for herself is a bit stronger, and the fact that she is, everything that has been set on her behalf is false. the federation... quotes from her, i think this is the strongest communication, she does mention the words, while she is the one expressing the words, these are the words of every football player who has given her strength to say these words at the end of the day. she did ut out an words at the end of the day. she did put out an instagram _ words at the end of the day. she did put out an instagram comment, - words at the end of the day. she did put out an instagram comment, she j put out an instagram comment, she didn't like it, it wasn't asked for, she didn't necessarily withdraw but she didn't necessarily withdraw but she didn't necessarily withdraw but she didn't come forward with any clarification on it. this makes it abundantly cl

alex, what's nice about it, this is a noticed event. it's what they call it. we do have pre warning that something's coming. so that allows the state and the federal government, fema to partner up and move resources. national guard telecommute locations, power people power restoration folks, as well as urban search and rescue, water concept, which is a portion of what you're seeing over in hawaii right now, is a fema urban search and rescue team. but what you're also seeing down in southern california is the water rescue component of those teams. we know obviously, mark, that the governor declared the state of the state declaration of emergency even before the storm arrived in southern california. what are we going to see in all likelihood in terms of federal assistance here? is there is there a chance we see a federal disaster declaration or do we have to wait and see how widespread and how significant the damage is? yeah, two sides to that, alex. good question. and what they're going to do is the 2004 to 48 hour period after an event they're taking a look at

you'll have to figure out exactly what this is in just a minute, alex. whatmething we've heard throughout the entire primary, that they were either in the camp of fully backing donald trump or looking for an alternative. that's really the theme we have seen throughout this entire primary season, and that will continue today. today is the kickoff of the iowa state fair. it's notable to anybody watching politics or grew up in the midwest. about a million people expected here in the next ten days. this is where we will see the entire gop field, including donald trump. trump is not expected here until saturday, but today we have already seen some of the people who are perhaps in the single digits. north dakota governor doug burgum, who has generally been a lesser-known candidates, but really flooding the air waves here, trying to get the republicans to get to know him. in a few hours we're expecting former vice president mike pence. they have both been taken part in the soapbox. this is a tradition here. they have 20 minutes to deliver their essentially message a

alex tomorrowson, axis national correspondent on that. whato you expect to be surging in the poll, you're likely going to surge in criticism. so what happens? >> yeah, i mean, i think that ron desantis' campaign was telling me earlier this week they're expecting a doggy pile effect. two main things going on. ron desantis' main strategic objective here is to make sure that he is keeping the narrative, that this is still just a two-man race, that it's ron desantis-donald trump, nobody else. if you do not want donald trump to be the nominee, he is the guy. everyone else on the stage, their objective is not to have that narrative and say, no, there are actually potentially other alternatives to donald trump on this stage and we are them. so, you're going to see a bunch of candidates probably take big shots at ron desantis, you saw chris christie over this last week, essential will i called for ron desantis to drop out of the race. i think you'll see a lot of people take shots at ron desantis and other people try to introduce themselves and make cl

alex, what are you learning? >> reporter: questions whether this was pilot error or mechanical malfunction. we don't know. we know the osprey went down in what was described as a routine training exercise. the u.s. trains alongside in an exercise called president tors r -- predator runs. this one carrying 23 marines crashed into melville island off the coast of northern australia. three marines have been confirmed killed. at least five were sent to the hospital in serious condition and others were also injured. we are trying to get more answers in terms of what exactly happened here. the australians are saying they're doing everything they can to assist with the investigation, assist with those wounded. we did hear from the prime minister of australia who offered his condolences. here's a little builtit more oft he had to say. >> our focus as a government and as a department of defense is very much on incident response and on making sure that every support and assistance is given at this difficult time. >> fred, o

alex, what do we know about what happened? >> this is tragic.t three lives lost but very information very little information, rather, whether it was some kind of pilot or mechanical error, something technical that happened. what we now is essentially the context that this crash happened in, this was one of two ospreys that took off from one of the biggest cities in northern australia. this is where an exercise had been taking place, this was a routine operation i these u.s. forces, american troops training alongside australian troops and forces from other countries. these two ospreys taking off heading north, and this crash happened on melville island, had some 23 u.s. marines on board. very soon after the crash we did hear from the marines, saying that the marines had been killed, at least five more were seriously wounded and were taken to a hospital in darwin. a local official had said there were more injuries, there were people who were treated on the scene but we've gotten very little in the way of an update since the crash. happened at 9:30

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alex, what qualifications do you think schools should be looking at at large? can you list them?ght, i think it's a whole range, and i think schools rightly so are practicing holistic admissions, i don't think you should look at race. about you if you want to be fair, look at the obstacles, a low income kid may face more obstacles than someone who is wealthy so take that into consideration. you are not going to view negatively the kid who went to a school that did not offer a.p. for not taking comp-sci. so a variety of factors. academic record and the activities they are doing but view it in context and what opportunities were available to them. part of america is a big idea can come from anyone and we shouldn't be holding anyone out of these colleges because of where they come from. >> gillian: daniel and alex, thanks for joining us and share your perspective, and heading to the new school year or starting anew, hope you have an amazing journey. these are some of the best years of your lives. hope you take advantage of them. >> thank you. >> john: great perspectives on that. pre

so that's what we thought that we can actually insure it. that's the best based text alex and it was called systems for people being drafted lessons during the day. and we also gather information from other sources of what were the things i present this information is coming to get it to people who subscribe to the service to receive these messages for anybody to take the question before they step up, lead me to avoid these extra implant congress, the of the small group of florida infant and they've been financially chased by the little people's homes funding notify. okay. cuz the for the 1st company is that the steering board are listed or with us. that's a lot of them are not on the and you can sort of so one then under 1st what they're saying. yeah, i don't practical on any of the middle the order level. i don't know what the, but i think he was on a and then they will see the daily back, marty cannot and then they go on the service cost, the fire you to create a new name, say to carnita and got a thought of the new york is to lock over to the garden. these are our stub

> they also have no foreign debt, whereas the caribbean and africa are entrenched. >> alex >> i'm interested in whatto say on this because often get called because you often get called a culture war warrior. so are you getting so angry at these people calling for reparations , asians calling for reparations, asians like amy nicole turner over here? >> look, i think the whole debate is ridiculous . and i'll debate is ridiculous. and i'll tell you why. because throughout human history, slavery has happened and you know what happened and do you know what the biggest problem with this debate that there are debate is, is that there are more slaves today than more modern slaves today than there have been on there ever have been slaves on boats. now, on left boats. now, nobody on the left wants talk about that. they wants to talk about that. they constantly drag up the constantly want to drag up the past, but don't to past, but they don't want to tackle many millions of tackle how many millions of modern around. modern slaves exist around. >> do want talk >> think we do want to talk about modern which is a

alex, what do we know right now? yeah it was at about 1140 this morning a call came in to concord police. they then called bart police here in this parking lot, yellow police tape was set up where the incident happened. an isolated corner of the second story of the concord, bart parking garage. a bart officer collecting evidence and placing markers in this empty corner. a suspect apparently got away on a county connection bus, but both bart and concord police surrounded the bus next to the sun valley mall where a juvenile suspect was taken into custody. no word as if there are other suspect. in addition to collecting evidence, bart reports the reviewing surveillance video from security cameras as part of their investigation. as for now, we have no word on the victim or whether or not they were transported. where here at the concord bart station. in the next hour, we'll be talking to some folks about whether or not they feel safe. as you know, after the pandemic, bart parking lots are very empty on the second story of

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and to try some house to tell you with this again, alex and what sort of state is this is economy right now? i need you to call to me as incredibly vulnerable. as you have mentioned, it's very dependent on international assistance around $2000000000.00 a. yeah. we've outs it. it's really in trouble. the economy is based on rang fed hyper culture depends on variable rang buttons in particular, production and coughing, for example, in various products. and then it is a uranium produce a spark, defensive black will supply comes from the from these. yeah, but it's very easy for international markets to, to switch to catholic style and canada even though maybe a so and then there's a bit of oil production, most of the mainstays of the economy. as we said, michelle has already one of the poorest nations on the planet, how our sanctions and restrictions on aid go to west and the plains of its people. yeah. so it's interesting that a couple of days ago the other ministry jumps has in the regions that they've wasn't um, you know, they stood in solidarity with, with, with the military juncture in

what is there, well, are you like a paw? i have here hard corpse corpse on corpse corpse. in general, everything is not present tomorrow. thank you alexo how are you? much better? i heard that the policeman saved my life. thank you very much. listen, you got me completely confused. here is a young man familiar to you. a shut up wait that's sashka romanov my classmate, my god, so much water has already flowed under that time. we met and wanted to get married, but then a wealthy man with connections appeared. in general, you yourself understand that, as far as i know, for a long time and landed in jail for a long time. it all lost to him all sorts of interesting things. and i let the goat go like that, and in this sense. alexander romanov studied architecture together with the dead korneev ice cream romanov received 15 years with confiscation swindle in the construction business. to be stunned by a tag in a stone. i'm in a cramped baking chamber, i guess. i wouldn’t be surprised if she worked for a developer, moreover, besides kroneev, the injured party was also the handsome rodina bank, this romanov yes of all his school friends. what

so so over to you first, alex. what do you think of this?d we ever let them back in the royal. >> no, i'm done with them and i think the public are done with them aren't they? them as well, aren't they? i mean, do you know what's really funny? heard that meghan funny? i heard that meghan markle a new version markle is making a new version of expectations, the of great expectations, where the focus on miss havisham focus will be on miss havisham and ifs focus will be on miss havisham and it's a and i think it's a self—fulfilling prophecy, and i think it's a selthatlfilling prophecy, and i think it's a selthat she ng prophecy, and i think it's a selthat she sheirophecy, and i think it's a selthat she she wants:y, and i think it's a selthat she she wants to be it, that she she wants to be this widow that has been this future widow that has been so poorly by the britain so poorly treated by the britain and royal family. and i'm and the royal family. and i'm sick death it. i think you sick to death of it. i think you are as well, lizzie, aren't y

so so over to you first, alex. what do you think of this?d we ever let them back in the royal. >> no, i'm done with them and i think the public are done with them aren't they? them as well, aren't they? i mean, do you know what's really funny? heard that meghan funny? i heard that meghan markle a new version markle is making a new version of expectations, the of great expectations, where the focus on miss havisham focus will be on miss havisham and ifs focus will be on miss havisham and it's a and i think it's a self—fulfilling prophecy, and i think it's a selthatlfilling prophecy, and i think it's a selthat she ng prophecy, and i think it's a selthat she sheirophecy, and i think it's a selthat she she wants:y, and i think it's a selthat she she wants to be it, that she she wants to be this widow that has been this future widow that has been so poorly by the britain so poorly treated by the britain and royal family. and i'm and the royal family. and i'm sick death it. i think you sick to death of it. i think you are as well, lizzie, aren't y

that's going to do it for me on this edition of alex what reports. i'll see you again tomorrow, an all week at three pm, an ex saturday at noon. as i said, lindsey reiser takes it away now. >> good afternoon, i'm lindsey reiser in for yasmin vossoughian. in jacksonville, grief, sadness, and another community shattered. by a gunman armed with an ar -style rifle and block handgun. now, the fbi is investigating this as a racist hate crime. >> they targeted a certain group of people, that's why people. that's what he said he wanted to kill. that's very clear. i don't know that the targets were specific, but i know that any member of that race, at that time, was in danger. >> what we just learned from that sheriff about the victims over the next two hours, we'll talk with local leaders in jacksonville about their shock, their fears, and the changes they want to see to keep this from happening again. plus, my colleague, out reverend al sharpton, will join me with his thoughts on the tragedy, a day after he let the 60th march on washington, pleading for sol

alex. so the export controls on these, these 2 red minerals, gallium and germanium of come into effect. what's gonna be the impact on markets and companies that need these, these materials? well, 1st of all, they're actually not that rare. um, you know, they're, they're, there are alternate sources um, now initially because so much of this processing is taking place in china. the, the, the initial reaction from the markets will be, of course, a spike in price. but it's also going to trigger a move towards accelerated, be risking from the supply chains. it's going to spark um, alternative processing and sourcing and in, in, in other parts of the world. so i think, i think short term there could be an impact, but mid to long term we will see the supply chains correct themselves. so this could in a, in a way, back 5 for china. oh, no, absolutely. and i think the 4 runner to this event happened 10 years ago when we looked at, at various when, when china effectively cut off and, and also impose controls on rivers to a lot of the western countries. so, so that was 10 years ago when china controlled

walk us through what that process will look like once it happens? >> yeah, hey, alex. here's what the process normally looks. like for any other normal defendant who comes to this jail, over my shoulder here, and the sheriff here says that he wants it to be that way for the former president to. let's talk about what that would look like, right? it would consist of the former president arriving, getting fingerprinted, getting his property searched. turning over herself, on anything else he may have on him, getting a medical screening. and getting his mugshot taken before waiting in a room for sometimes upwards of 12 hours at this overcrowded jail that, by the way, is under investigation for civil rights violations by the department of justice. when the secret service is involved, and as we've seen in the last three indictments, of the former president, that's not typically what happens. at this point, we still don't know how it's gonna go down here on the ground. what we do know, the former president doesn't plan to show up here until at least next thursday. remember wha

brian, what is happening there as the hurricane approaches? >> reporter: alexl hours, overnight tonight into tomorrow morning where i'm standing is not expected to be a safe place. what we're told is in the next few hours, about six feet of storm surge is expected to push all this water from the st. mark's river up into this area. a local official told me this entire town of st. mark's is expected to be flooded in the next few hours. mandatory evacuations are in place. time is quickly running out for people to get out. idalia's first winds lashing key west as much of florida braces for direct impact. >> time is running short to make sure you're prepared for this storm. >> reporter: as coastal waters rise, authorities warning of life-threatening storm surge along the big bend area of florida's gulf coast. >> storm surge could reach 10-15 feet in some areas of the big bend. that is life-threatening storm surge. that is storm surge that, if you're there while that hits, it's going to be very difficult to survive that. >> reporter: the tampa bay area as well. >> th

alex, what have you made of the game so far? a fantastic party atmosphere again. before kickoff, gone was the sea of green and gold. we saw hapless semi final involving the materials which they lost to england. and instead we saw red lights of england, and red and yellow spain, just some friendly rivalry and bends. uh and then also a closing sir, i'm gonna need a full kick. busy off a certainly people much breaking out and the 1st time in this whole remembering when the found themselves out caused by an opponents and opponents holding the blue, having more possession they've had, they've not had to slice out a totally european champions. they saw it on the lines with tyler. we knew the spanish team had we know about jennifer most so we know about for maxie, but interesting, the whole, how you doing the, the much maligned spanish coach. take the sound of caroway, a little ahead of alexia protest, most who was player was the, and it certainly paid off england. the fact that john, so striking the ball, but it was a spanish escape, a kimono older, come on, not leading

organizations that help kidnap children in ukraine including sanctions imposed against artek from alex, whate of such a circus performance would already be quite funny. if it wasn't for that, it would be sad too, of course, because, well, everyone understands what artek is, uh, hmm in our audience. there is no need to speak and prove the absurdity of this, probably, it speaks of their lack of awareness, they don’t know at all, they probably decided that it means something, a collection point where they bring these children from luhansk and so on, the word camp for them is what it is. here it has a political overtone of coercion. hmm , that's it. well, it's sad, you know, i don't know what to discuss here, there really is nothing. here konstantin would like. somehow impotence also speaks for itself. there are no real tools anymore, i'll stand and think, i actually want to imagine the first day in the office of the new us president. i personally am absolutely convinced that this will not be a byte. yeah, uh, and it probably won't be a democrat. that's how many solutions out of this kind, it wi

what happens now? alexthink we will see this back to a place where it is easy for them to deliver. if the market goes you are not a company that will be growing quite as quick as we anticipated, your profitability is taking ahead because you are facing increased competition, perhaps that makes it easier for them down the line. the fact is this is a company where there is still a lot of headwind, a lot of space to grow. the question is at what rise can they do it? they want to continue to grow profitability, given the state of the competition particularly in the u.s., that might be something that has to be reconsidered area guy: alex webb, with what is happening today. the ripple has been significant, certainly into the tech sector. low on a number of different stocks. the stoxx 600 is dragged below its 200 a moving average as a result which is interesting. the single stock effect has been dramatic today. we deal with that number in a moment. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales ta

alex , what do you think about this issue?ecause the formulas of oxygen are o2 , the relative, atomic mass of oxygen is 16 and 16 x 2 is 32. and the relative atomic mass of the molecular mass of air is 29 32 more than 29. yes alexey what is the formula of air? well, air, as such , does not have a formula, it is just a mixture of various gases. it's a pleasure to talk with you. maybe now for everyone else who suddenly e does not remember very well, approximately. in what proportions, e, what gases are, well, not the proportions as a percentage, plus-mi- basic well, for 127 m³ of air there are 78 see, cubic nitrogen can be simplified in people now the bridge, here is the tv percentage. just. what percentage of nitrogen is 78% nitrogen, this is 251% oxygen. well, it's less than one percent. it's all the rest. yes, absolutely right. thank you for the detailed answer to the question. indeed, the correct answer to this question is no, the tenth question. is it true that elena glinskaya, the mother of tsar ivan the terrible, was from

pressure hoping that you know, nobody like and going does another friend thing i'm all of them is alex no matter what time of date is the . yeah. but yeah, the virtual guardian, the you know, fix the phones, gaping, you know, situations like sometimes you'll have to step out in the night. you have to be ready for any situation. a garden, just lack of saying ok, maybe i can just send a message data, you never know in that short period of a couple of minutes. a think what happened? so the, to show you how close they came to the top of the noun and put them in for the 2 aspects. so this conflict one is to one safety. of course the cut off is this important. this start is very yeah. and the only thing i'm going to be leaving the other unbelieving daniel here many cars too. i would never do that practice pertaining money because even though we've had some success in reducing accidentally and condos and loss of life, we're still struggling to help from us. uh, you know, cool with the caf damage in the big windows 10 guy with the months of the godaddy in june and the do number to whoever went through the in

i'm always alex, no matter what time of the date is the year, but yeah, how got the virtual guardian, the you know, fix the phones, gaping, and you know, situations like sometimes you will have to step out in the night. you have to be ready for any situation, a garden, just lack of saying ok, maybe i can just send a message today to you know, annoying that short period of a couple of minutes a think what happens on the this is showing how close they came to the top of the main foot on the end of the 2 aspects of this conflict. one is to one safety. of course the growth is, is important because that is very, yeah. and the only thing i'm going to be leaving the other on monday and daniel came running around the corner to go to the practice. i'd say in many ways even though we've had some success in reducing accidentally and condos and loss of life, we're still struggling to help from us. uh, you know, cool with the craft damage in america, windows 10 guy with the months and they got a new june and the do number to whoever group the meta vertically down the road. i don't the money order