alice alice, bill se alongside it rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. and a new chapter in the musical history of liverpool. why the euro song, eurovision song contest is coming to the birthplace of the beetle? ah, i'm going to crop welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canaday set to sanction senior officers of iran revolutionary guard banning them from entering the country. a coroner in iran has denied that masa armine was killed by blows, suffered while detained by the police, as her family claims many died after allegedly breaking iran, strict islamic dress laws, a wave of protest has followed her death pouring blood instead of water. at least that's what it looks like after an unknown artist turned these fountains into iran ret, highlighting the bloody correct down on protests all over iran. amnesty international says it has verified that at least 52 people have been killed by security forces in recent weeks. but beliefs, the real death told is much higher. one of the victims nika shark had i me, the 16 year old disappeared after taking part in the protests against the islamic republic. 9 days later, authorities admitted she was dead, saying she fell off a high building. a claim her mother rejects that, she has her face, cheek bones and teeth were ruptured, which is the back of her head was hit hard and her skull was deformed. this is how she was killed. we received a lot of threats and we were asked to bury the body somewhere else. i didn't accept that. so on the day in the morning they stole the body without our permission and without telling any of us and buried it in a remote village and a tight security conditions. he generally they, it will sit in the hospital that meanwhile, iran state t v at a new video, allegedly showing gina masa many the woman whose death sparked old protests breaking down in police custody without being attacked a story. her family rejects saying her corpse too short clear signs of being bruised and beaten. and so the protests all over the country continued for massa mika for women, life and freedom train and some other stories, making news right now. families of victims of thailand's worst mass killing in its history have begun a buddhist ceremony. mourners will stay with the bodies until funerals are held. a former policeman staff and shot 36 people. many of them young children at a nursery school in a rare public appearance. the tie king told relatives he shares their grief when daniel flood waters have stranded thousands of travellers in nigeria, the worse flooding in a decade has swimmers, a major highway. some people have in stock for 5 days. floods have killed more than 300 people in nigeria. so far this year, brazil's present jerbill sanara, has left laying upon it. louis anacio, lula da silva, have launched their run off campaigns. rival going to head at the end of the month, neither emerged as the clear winner of last week's election. 3 champions, a civil rights share. this year's nobel peace prize jailed bella recipient rights activists. alice bell etzky, russian memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the judges held them as unwavering defenders of human rights in europe. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of a woods at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of noise, my bill committee ended the speculation this yes peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s b ali asking from billers the russian human rights organization memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so congratulations. oh oh, it's okay, it's it, sir. oh, it's great. oh, thank you. the c c, else as they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. so, graham, we are documenting russian military war crimes in ukraine to write the whole country with the most of the land. in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st stage when it was liberated

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alice alice bell at ski rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. now the joint award highlights the significance of civil society, the peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s. b ali ascii from billers the wrong human rights organization, memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so, congratulations. oh oh, it's okay it's, it's sir. oh, it's great. hopefully, you're the cc else, as they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. so green, we are documenting russian military war crimes and ukraine to write the whole country with the most of the land. in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st stage when it was liberated last year, we have more than $20000.00 crimes registered as of now is reinforcing. the committee also richard moiz ali, bailey etzky, a long time leader of the democracy movement in belarus. he was detained following anti government protests in 2020, and remains in jail without trial. russia's memorial group has also had to battle state repression. for decades it's been tracking human rights abuses and the fate of political prisoners. but it was ordered to dissolve last year, as part of the kremlin ever taught an incorrect down on descent. the nobel committee says this he, his prize was not intended to be a direct message to the russian president with a most. it's another stinging rebuke for the repressive regime apply to may 13 which also happens to fall on his 70th birthday. and i'm very pleased to be joined now by vera i'm as she's a board member of memorial international and focuses on human rights and on ukraine . welcome to d. w. i may have you managed to congratulate your russian colleagues at memorial yet without yes, we are all right with the police, especially as this morning and no one says try going on again. and i'm good. he is having context. so a nobel peace prize on the really difficult conditions. can you tell us, what does the nobel peace prize mean for your organization? is because of all, it's very important for more to fall off for students with typing. russia and russia was young to both of us and who are what they're seeing against roy. can you give us a sense of how difficult it is for your organization to continue working in particular, in russia and ukraine? well, hi, there was another place he suddenly did this because of the law. most members, for example, around she was the cause of human rights for the next. there's also, which is also abroad. and they had to leave the home office because of jennings and on another. but they're in no way we print in russia. the situation is their primary, there was no time would be to pick a whole walking around. she's continuing novel, but it is growing more and more danger. unfortunately, more to the russia because they're, they way out. right. it's because of may be harder traceable post several years ago and so on. and because there was in the wall company last saying are in the region, the situation are quite different, but it's a stream. the question is made very clear, the very, very difficult working conditions that you will colleagues having to deal with. do you think that winning a nobel peace prize will make any difference? will make things any easier for them to continue their work? i think in the long, long on yes, very important because on the meat of the media and awareness for us is that important is only the long run would be if we had was even in russia there on the board member of memorial international. thank you. so much for speaking to us here at the w. thank and we're going across now to ukraine and we can speak to d. w mathias billing, who is in usually in the south of the country. high mathias, can you tell us more about one of the nobel peace prize winners? the ukranian human human rights organizations center for civil liberties. the organization has been founded in 2007, and in the past few years have more and more been engaged in documenting what was happening in the don bus region in the war zone after 2014, they have documented force disappearances, for example, from the region and since this year, since the blue scale invasion, the ration full scale invasion folks, they have mainly focused on documenting war crimes, russian war crimes. and in that function they have been pretty influential here in the crane and also internationally. and they have done a lot of work in all these areas that used to be occupied by the russians. where when the russians left, it was the task was to document what they had done there and find evidence with these war crimes. so they can be maybe later used in court proceedings, international court or ukrainian was the be what's the reaction been in ukraine mathias? there has been a lot of support for the decision to award this organization the center for civil liberties. but there has also been some criticism about her, the warding representatives of the 3 countries together. not so much because there was criticism about the other 2 laureates. many of those who have criticized the decision half said explicitly that they see that you others as a, as worthy of the price better. the criticism is that by awarding the 3, the nobel prize committee has created some very strange equilibrium between the 2 sides. even if those were not representatives of the governments, but anti government activists, that still naming these 3 countries together, putting them together in $1.00 price, a was kind of very strange adviser to president lensky as said, it was a very interesting notion of peace to award representatives of the true aggressive countries and the country that is being addressed together. others, i have said, i pointed out that this was kind of repeating the russian narrative about the 3 countries being part of the same or being very close to each other. when at the moment in ukraine, this closeness is seen as an imperial tool of russian propaganda. and that there is the perception here in ukraine that still in the west. people are not accepting ukraine as being a separate country, not closely linked with russia, not bound by faith to russia, and for a while one another minister, minister of culture has called it, that this decision sounded like moscow's friendship of the people propaganda. so or not, there's not much criticism of the 2 other laurie. it's, but the decision to choo, choo, create is kind of eastern lavon x base by this decision to bind them together. this has been seen as some kind of a very insensitive move by the nobel prize committee. he mentioned that the 2 other lawrence of course, as the bell, russian activist, alice b epsky who was also would it be a nobel peace prize? can you tell us any more about him? yeah, he is one of the veteran, a bellow russian activists for human rights. he's been active already under the soviet union in the bill of russian civil rights movement. later when lucas anchor came to power in the 1990s, he found he came out as an activist against human rights violations by this russian regime now. and he has been in jail several times and currently now he's also serving another prison in which is seen as closely linked to the protests against lucas angle. that happened last year. 2021 in san mateo. thanks for that. asthmatic billing reporting from usually in southern ukraine. b, u. s. president joe biden says the risk of nuclear armageddon is assets highest since the cuban missile crisis of the $960.00 s biden warned that russian leader vladimir putin is not joking. when he talks about using nuclear weapons, following losses on the battlefield in ukraine. meanwhile, ukrainian

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alice atkins. alice: credit suisse is planning to buy back 3 billion francs worth of debt. this includes pound and euro debts. the bank shares have -- more than half the rally this year after a series of scandals. the u.s. judge has halted the court case on elon musk after the twitter buyout, giving the parties until october 28 to make a deal. twitter had objected to the request to halt the case, saying that musk should close the deal. samsung has reported its first profit drop since 2019. operating profit fell 32% for the quarter ending in september. the data underscores the depths of a global pc and chip downturn. sales also missed estimates. amd fell in late trade after preliminary third-quarter sales missed projections by more than $1 billion. revenues were about $5.6 billion, giving an early peek at what is expected in the coming weeks. amd is facing slightly weaker demand of pc's in the inventories and the supply chains. italy, greece, poland, and belgium have opposed limiting the cap of prices at europe's biggest trading hub. eu leaders are continuing to discuss the measures after the summit in prague. several countries have previously supported a cap. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you. coming up, we are joined by the new co-owner of the chelsea football club to discuss his venture into luxury hotels. that is coming up shortly and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into european trading day. fed officials hammer home the message that tightening will continue. the white house scrambles to respond to opec's dramatic output cost -- cut. plus, chipping away. samsung profits sink by one third after a breathtaking drop in demand. a bit of subdued activities in the markets because the focus is on what we are seeing in the u.s. we are seeing pressure not only on the stocks in europe but on the european stoxx 600 down zero point 8% but u.s. futures also declining -- 0.8% but u.s. futures also declining. i do not know whether we have across asset check but if we do, it would be a good idea to put that up. dollar trading flat or after yesterday and the offshore yuan is also slipping. china's foreign exchange reserves fell to the lowest since money 17. the biden administration will take a number of steps with allies and the strategic petroleum reserves to address production needs. that is according to the u.s. global senior advisor on energy. >> it is not substantiated by energy markets, by the global economy, or by any other metric. it was unnecessary at this time. prices are already elevated. there was no imminent threat of a major collapse to prices that would necessitate a cut. i understand -- i have watched opec for a long time and there is a difference between what they announce and what they actually do. opec's quotas, they are under producing their quotas by more than 2 million barrels, so let's see if this has any impact whatsoever in actual production numbers. we will continue to work at home and with our allies. we will work with our u.s. companies to ensure that they can increase production and make sure that we have the refining capacity. we are down a couple of refineries due to some accidents. to make sure we have enough inventory along the east coast and parts of the midwest and the west coast. make sure that we have supplies and we will continue to focus on bringing down prices. we have work to do on the spr. >> a lot to unpack. one of the reasons opec talked about doing this was an effort to incentivize their capacity. higher oil price now to get the oil out of the ground. is there some truth to that? why not take that view with u.s. producers? we have oil here that we can get out. why not pick up the pumps at oil companies and say, what can we get you to produce more? >> there is an assumption that we are not doing that, but for the last several months we have had conversations with the leadership of almost every major oil producer in the u.s. asking them, what do you need to be incentivized to increase production? they have what they need and they do not need anything else. i have had this conversation. >> when we talk to the industry, they would point out it is the threat of regulations down the road that is the issue. >> i take issue with that. i do not think that is accurate. if you look at where you put your money, capex has increased among the major producers in the u.s. this year. they announced those increases in capex several months ago but it takes time for that to materialize and production. we know that the projection is for increased production into 2023. they have what they need. francine: the u.s. senior advisor for global security -- energy security. let's get to the bloomberg first word news with else atkins. -- alices. alice: italy, greece, poland, and belgium have proposed limiting the cap of prices at europe's biggest trading hub. eu leaders are continuing to discuss the measures after the summit in prague. several countries have previously supported a cap but disagreements remain. the thai prime minister is visiting the scene of the country's worst mass killing today after ordering an urgent investigation into the tragedy. a 34-year-old former police sergeant killed at least 38 people, most of them children, in a rampage that began at a daycare center in the country's north. after fleeing the scene, the assailant returned home and killed his family before taking his own life. a u.s. judge has halted the court case on elon musk for the $44 billion twitter buyout, giving the parties until october 28 to make a deal. twitter had objected to the request to pause the case, saying that musk should close the deal next week. evidence points to a detonation to the nord stream pipeline by -- being caused

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alice alice topless. he joins me not at alice's engine. is that these so called kamikaze drones? how unusual are they? and what, what do they say about the state of the war? kamikaze drones are a very exciting name for what is i loitering in issue. so launching munitions, so range of munitions at one end. they can loiter literally hoper above the battlefield, identify an enemy tank or an enemy position, a nose dive into it, destroying it. now the other end, they are virtually cruise missiles, so they can travel a long distance and strike their target. hundreds of kilometers inland. very much like we've seen here in keith to day. and are they a regular part of russia's arsenal? no, they're not butter has been behind in developing a low end tactical drones, especially armed ones. it, sir, cruise missiles and missiles have been used up significantly in the battle for a ukraine and it's running low. and now these were high end, high value, extremely accurate, but also very expensive. and their inventories have been depleted. now these imported drones are not only accurate into the job, but they're cheap a

as an example, katya didenko anna cites such names to buckets alice alice katya city elena tretyakovaere you can today we met in one unique place alla will tell how he is the state duma social blogger project. today we will be today the head of the duma committee on the family of women and children, nor on the bed offered to the audience. consider creating a code of ethics for a russian blogger. and also about legalizing the blogging community in the ministry of justice. it concluded the deputy will protect bloggers from whom or from what they need protection is not specified about the economy. thank you all for the economic review. a motor rally took place in germany, the participants of which demanded the lifting of anti-russian sanctions for the launch of the gas pipeline, nord stream-2 both cars and heavy vehicles participated in the action, similar protests, only pedestrians went to dozens of german cities against russia harm the europeans themselves. they say not only ferge in the austrian party. freedom policy. eu officials call a mortal blow to the national economy and the eco

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alice, a device from alice , by the way, has already been sold under 4 million pieces, an absolute record for russia, and these are mainly smart station speakers through which it will now be possible to control new tvs, three other options through microphone on the remote and the same aliceng a mobile application. smart house with alice well, or just from the remote control. to combine uh the ability to e-voice control through the stations and the tv had to redo a lot of things inside the tv itself. i will give one small default item of any tv, when you write the power, it falls asleep deeply, it is not able to respond to any external stimuli, except for turning on the button, if you want the voice teacher tv, in fact, the tv should be like this cold to sleep. yes, that is, he must be ready for the command to wake up and turn off instantly. uh. here, so that this bundle worked, but it took longer than six months. and this, probably, is exactly what and how the yandex tv version inside our product differs now, uh, partner products in terms of tvs - this is where existing platforms are installed from the factory. yandex tv in the program involves 10 companies in particular and yandex.tv supports tvs that produced under their own brands. m.video eldorado dns and ozon have a

now let's get straight to the first word news, here is alice atkins. alicey factory orders drop in august, hinting at the lack of momentum. demand fell 2.4% from the previous month, though data from july was revised upwards to show a gain after late reporting of large aerospace orders. the wto says global trade will slow next year. the forecast is global goods trade will grow 1%, it blames rising prices, restricted energy supplies and growing u.s.-china tensions. north korea has fired two suspected ballistic missiles towards waters where a u.s. aircraft carrier has been deployed. that is one of the biggest test barrages under leader kim jong-un. it comes after pyongyang condemned the biden administration. king charles iii is expected to be crowned on june 3 next year. the coronation almost 70 years after his mother was crowned will follow the centerpiece of days of celebration to mark the beginning of the monarch's rei gn. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 coun

alice and yes, i like the variant with malvina and yulia parshuta, because last time i heard her clearly, and today i will try to unravel our malvina, raspberry. i want to try alice two votes for alicemust give an answer. who controls the avatar of alice in wonderland timur whose ears stick out of the avatar's hat i will assume that there is a singer slava taken well, let's try slava try. now and someone one chose on him all the bumps fell down. lazareva works so i would even say, st. march is behind you, the fateful decision also controls the avatar is called. so, according to the jury, the avatar alice in wonderland is run by a singer. glory dear judges. if you have called the correct name now, you know what will happen, the door will open and glory will appear on this stage. well, if you make a mistake, i always do not worry with you. filed this is the most beautiful avatar thank you, i'm sorry. if this is you, please, that's all, because there was no more beautiful avatar, i forgive you timur and that's all, because your rabbit ears stick out even in your hat. no, there really is slava on the stage. slava is here, maybe only one makarov is the host. friends. alice in wonderland

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alice atkins. alice: u.k. prime minister liz truss is planning to speak directly to mp's in her conservative party this week as she seeks to rescue her premiership. the bank of england has this morning announced additional measures to support market functioning. the bank will increase the size of its buying operations for the next five days to a maximum of 10 billion pounds, double his previous level. china is stepping up efforts to contain covert outbreaks ahead of the party congress. nearly 1900 cases were reported yesterday, the highest level in almost two months, fueling concerns about widening lockdowns rippling across the financial hub of shanghai. meanwhile, pmi data shows china services activity contracted in september for the first time in four months as a dampened consumer spending. french president emmanuel macron has urged citizens not to panic and act responsibly after a refinery strike left patch also should with no fuel in some regions. the transport minister says the government may release additional strategic fuel stocks in a bid to alleviate the type market. a labor strike has hit the country's two biggest refineries, affecting almost two thirds of the nation's capacity. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom? tom: alice thank you. coming up, is the fed preparing another aggressive hike after those strong job numbers? that is the expectation. we look at the market reaction next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> earnings expectations have fallen sharply for the third quarter. we believe they will be better than expected. the official right now for the third quarter's 2% gain with several sectors in the negative territory. we think that 2% is too low. >> as much as i hear people tell me consumers are in good shape, they are not. in the u.s., saving rates, decade low. there is definitely deceleration. >> in the u.s., there is nothing any of us would like to write home about. nevertheless, the economy is on a more solid footing than most places and earnings still look attractive. >> the next move will be a more realistic assessment of earnings by analysts. >> going into the third quarter earnings season, if we have surprises, the market is looking for good news and i think they will react. tom: some of our guests

let's get to the first word news with alice atkins. alicee european union has agreed to press ahead with a set of emergency actions to address the block spots -- block's energy crisis, with germany yielding to pressure from other member states to pave the way for a temperature -- temporary price cap on natural gas prices. the white house has accused tehran of sending technicians to crimea to support russian attacks on ukraine with iranian made drones. meanwhile volodymyr zelenskyy says that russia must compensate his country for the destruction that has been wrought by the invasion. the st. louis fed says that they will think differently in the future after criticism of james bullard came after speaking at a private event for citigroup. his appearance could be seen as a violation of fed rules to avoid dividing any advantage to market participants. sources say that the u.s. are looking into export controls to limit china's access to emerging technologies. this is focused on the still developing field of artificial intelligence software. globa

papa alice is here now alice's grandmother uh good reviews we live nearby 15 minutes walk in the room here educational institution. they also fell out of the uh parts of compliance with the norms of this code in the matter of obtaining mandatory receipt most of these institutions did not receive credit certificates of readiness for the new academic year, which confirm this security. with this, as we have already said to the department, we are working with parents to transfer, uh, their children to state educational institutions today in the capital there are 250 public schools open, which guarantee the quality of education and the issuance of documents on education, upon graduation, new students are mainly recruited principle of territoriality parents. free to choose school and in another district if there are vacant places in the institution. return to responsible fulfillment of human rights obligations. so the demand is contained in a joint statement by a group of 11 countries that was sent to the un human rights council, the state that signed the appeal condemned discrimination aga

papa alice happened here. alice's grandmother uh, good reviews. we live close to us 15 minutes walk to go here. our gymnasium accepted more 30 students are now in private schools, but i know that all public institutions are open to students and private schools. and where there are vacant places and schools accept all the gymnasiums, we have prepared our children here are the second to eleventh grade, that new students are coming to them, who need to be supported today in the capital openly under 250 public schools, which guarantees the quality of education and the issuance of documents on education, at the end of new students are mainly recruited according to the principle of territoriality, parents have the right to choose school and in another district if there are vacant places in the institution. belief in oneself , responsibility and courage, constant self-development is the main thing, the quality of a leader and manager is considered by nadezhda lazarevich , the deputy mayor of the capital in this position, she was a little more than six mo

alice and what about alice called from the school were interested? why is my child skipping classes? you don't care about kids at all. i'll call you a taxi larisa sergeevna alisa didn't say where she went. she locked herself in her room at home. just arrived. clear. alicemom . thank you. i was in the hospital today. igor was successfully operated on and also paid for. i already know. lyubash alice told me that you already got someone for yourself. what, uh, what some man on the road car came to you at night you rode. it 's just an acquaintance. why should i not justify myself to you? i understand you have resentment and you took revenge on him in such a feminine way, you could really wait until your husband gets out of bed. but god be your judge larisa sergeyevna. i already told you, wait. i told alice. and i tell her myself, i wo n’t say anything, but you must save the love of your family by any means. today i learned that igor is yours. got loans for almost 2 million. so, most likely, we will have to sell the apartment. so what you will live with me in a three-room apartment for you and igor and the children will have enough space. i was immediately against this damn mortgage for my grandchildren and in no case am i going to deprive the children of t

each of these rectangles represents a wind measurement taken by alice and alice measures about 30 kilometers from the ground up or visit. we can see blue colors and yellowish red colors. what you can see here on the scale, in this example, red colors show easily wind and blue colors. show westerly wind is it is darker rectangles indicate stronger wind. that dark blue strip represents the jet stream and its nets. and it is a bit of color variation that visualized here quite nicely. beautiful. well, that's because there's a lot of turbulence. so it's difficult to take precise ground measurements from space aquatic missiles. so much of a show mammography. let's see what the radio sound measure to miss, not every friday, the satellite flies overlaps each. then the researchers launch a weather balloon outfitted with a measuring probe. how high up did it measure? i think missing the radio sound was 24 kilometers high. okay, good. and then it covered the entire altitude from the alias measurement effect. exactly. the balloon probe in leipzig may take more precise measurements than a olis, but only

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> thanks, alice. there are a lot of issues on the ballot. we have a voter bank set up to help you out. if you have any questions about how to register to vote call the number on your screen. 1-844-548-4884, open from 5:00 to 6:30 tonight. >>> vice president kamala harris is on her way to the bay area. she's going to attend a fundraiser. the east bay native last visited the area when she was here to discuss abortion rights. >>> california's average gas price is down to $6.05. take a look at the prices in the big three cities in the bay area. san jose is down to $6.11. oakland down to $6.12, and san francisco down to $6.25. >>> one jury in the kristin smart case reaches a verdict. >>> also days after taking part in the latest january 6 hearing, congresswoman zoe lofgren returns to the bay area. you'll hear her one on one conversation with us. >>> look at this, a storm to the north by friday. i'll talk about some weekend shower chances coming up in about eight minutes. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy f

alice stewart. al alice, you've advised a lot of republican candidates for a while now. how much political trouble is herschel walker in right now? and i know you care a lot about this issue of abortion. should they disavow herschel wa walker? >> the allegations are not good. they are extremely troubling. i have talked to people who asked her shell many, many times about this. he continues to say he did not pay for this woman's abortion. however, if all of this is true, it's extremely concerning. and the key here is the hypocrisy of someone if he were to do this to turn around and support an all were-out abortion ban across the board. the pro-life community and the people that appreciate the sanctity of life and social evangelicals, they are relying on the fact that herschel walker does vowing to go to washington, d.c. and advocate for pro-life policies and advocate for conservative principles. they are willing to look past what transgressions in the past many years ago in exchange for what he promised he will do when he gets to. they are all in. this week we will have senator rick scott and tom cotton go to georgia and campaign for him. he will have a big debate. more senators will be going to georgia. look, georgia is my home state. auto ima georgia bulldog. i have talked with a lot of folks there. they are troubled and concerned. republicans look at this as the alternative is much worse. having raphael warnock, a rubber stamp for biden's positions back some office, they just don't want that. >> joe, what do you think? >> i think this is the definition of political irony. there isn't a progressive in the country who thinks herschel walker did anything wrong. there is going to be a two-part system. people who can't afford abortions, who can't afford to go someplace for an abortion who will be denied the abortion. and the elite people, the special people, the people who have money, power or fame who can do it. alicee definition of hypocrisy. and i think -- i'm glad she brought up the evangelicals. this reallien capsules what's so hard about the midterms because we don't know who is going to turn out. this will once again fire up women around the country to get out to the polls. evangelicals, i think the numbers, she's right, they will never vote for warnock. but if you on look back at 2000, which is the thing to compare it to. karl rove said bush's drunk driving conviction that came out just before the election had 4 million of their voters stay home. most of them evangelicals. the question is, while they won't flip over, will they just stay home? whether this is troubling enough that they can't just cast a vote for herschel walker. >> and alice, you were mentioned this a few minutes ago. republicans were standing by herschel walker, senator rick scott saying democrats know they are on the verge of losing the senate. they know herschel walker is winning. they are cranking up the smear campaign. w

we face is hard. octave said alice, you shall see alice, i will safety and legacy on sunday and hot next in some aux vicky c michelin, m m a bastard. yeah, i see you have the seat belt and that is a one of us that will have this new bottle. a lobbyist beneatha the hot tea then but hot enough and high advocacy liquidity at the shaft and the few total kitchen, lannigan, nazi on filter. and you must have done with the house the scene later through and when asked beneath an egg enough, see the ha shop to fiowski i just on you i get get you get mr. hubby. how bit nazi webster want me to reach out to ship it. ah ah oh, once city dwellers now posted to remote villages in morocco, algiers follows the personal journeys of 3 women teachers. their daily struggles with isolation and battles with physical hardship. sacrificing their family lives for the education of future generations. women in the winter on al jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call hand out 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al j

alice who was born to the first alice as an infant. she lived to like 1979 case you listen to her 90s. she was the most cantankerous the children, but she she felt that she never got her father's full attention and that's a pretty common thing when you have presidents and leaders that some of their kids feel like they kind of get shunted away. alice felt that the worst. partly because roosevelt never spoke a word to her about her mom because it was too painful for him, but we have no record ever roosevelt ever talking about the first alice after 1884. so that maybe wasn't the best relationship his other kids really admired him seemed to idolize him. they went on to various kinds of careers ted into politics in some ways. kermit was troubled and committed suicide in 1940s quinton died in world war one, but mostly they were supportive of them and his wife was protective of him burn some of their correspondence. hate that because you'd like to see what was but she was just private that our feelings and our family life are not for us to read, you know, 100 years later. yeah, one more. yeah. why do guys going on?

i am alice levine. dr. alice levine. and i am the director of the master of public policy here at the roosevelt school. and certainly i'm not going to pass up this opportunity. we're on c-span. we talk about leadership. we about education, we talk about gender. we about education, um, public policy and civics at a graduate level, even undergraduate, i come to the roosevelt school, please think about the opportunities that young people can have today across all demographics, across all different demographics different upbringing, different social statuses. the mpx program, the master of public policy that we are so pleased to start. and i thank dr. klein and, vp randy bird, for allowing us to bring the master of public policy to the roosevelt school. we're very to be part of it and to bring academics to this already wonderful wonderful platform. thank you. thank you very much. we're delighted to have you. thank you. let me tell you, we're delighted to have you. okay. who's next? the equipment behind you. then we'll come b

alice is dying too. february 14th, 1884. his mother died of typhoid fever. and in a few hours apart, his wife, pictured here, alice roosevelt, passed away from brechts disease. the two deaths weren't related, there wasn't a plague, or whatever. they both guessed away within a few hours. at this point in his life, roosevelt wasn't writing as consistently in his diary as he had as a younger man. he took up his pen to record the -- document you see here. a big black x and that haunting sentence. the life has gone out of my life. he is 25 when this happens. you just have to use your imagination, your historical empathy, to think about what it would be like a 25 years old to be a brand new father, as alice had given birth to a daughter, also named alice, but then to lose your wife and your mother in the same house, on the same day. this is a defining tragedy for roosevelt and when he had to cope with in the immediate by aftermath. his way of dealing with this was to go out west. pause here for questions before i -- anything else? so several years before, roosevelt had purchased two ranches in the dakota territory. not in the state, so not in south dakota is the dakota territory. he purchased two ranches there, and the aftermath of this tragedy he decides he's going to go out west and he's going to start ranching. he did not think of himself as a cowboy. cowboys work for him. he was the boss. he owns the land. he was the rancher. but that didn't prevent him from purchasing this kind of outfit from, being photographed [inaudible] some of the stuff was like different absence of what and he gets the best of the best for this, okay. and he goes and becomes a rancher. he never lived into dako

alice is our main person. this is our concert director pr-director, ah, but she's not just doing music management. alice has more than eight different professions . hmm, i won't list them all, but apart from musical management. she is also a professional designer. all our posters are beautiful - this is always done by alice. so, massage by mikhail must also be negotiated with alice. if i understand correctly, i see. we have an interesting team. pavel is our sound or director? yes, he is generally responsible for what you hear from the stage. he is also a professional farmer. well, you can reproduce some farm sounds. you do not record sound there, no, and my plants are godless. well, by the way, you have a great idea for a composition of how arugula grows. well, now something captain leader alice of course, you are elena lipaeva, our creator, inspirer, artistic director, soloist of our team and polyglot lena knows seven languages. today we will demonstrate this a little bit in part, in addition to studying languages ​​in his free time, lenta is engaged in dancing and , uh, professionally bakes cakes. what is the rarest language you know, georgian georgian is excellent. we are waiting for you to order someone. your rivals are marat's friends. and you are actually marat captain pocket. yes, imagine yours. t

alice. sir. is this bryson up of a freedom for alice? yes. yes. you know, for sure this no price or will not release i yes, i would say on contrary, he became even more expensive hostage for the regime. and as you know, maybe you don't know. but regime always used both called prisoners to trade with for lift and sanctions for some profit. but and now we are asking our partners not to trade not to try not to begin with our political prisons. don't be all political prisons to be bugging and chips in your political games. everybody has to be released unconditionally. but i will repeat that this nobel prize with for sure, attract attention to our problem that her political prisoners are still, their situation is not improving. and we actually have for human teran crisis in our country and we go all the possible organizations who are dealing with human rights pay attention. people are still suffering, the number of them is increasing. so it's your task. it's your legation to fulfill the walk. you have been organized tal heidelberg cabins about for a p. m. how do you think this nobel prize would be regarded by the actual leaders in but iris and russia? look, i honestly sure that i need blood be at school will be released hope sooner. and her this award, and we'll be given to him and maybe alongside with other oh the between us and all this and would but for sure that the whole berson nation will congratulate person i. yes. personally with this or what? because now he is suffering in jails for us, for our freedom, for our independence. he is our real hero and it to be, it's to today. it's a huge day of honor for bill we're sense, but when he is released and we will have opportunity to hark him in or to show all our and emotions. so it will be also one more day or for the health of happiness. you know, i just dreaming about this day because when i least is 3. so my husband history, so i bet thousands of people are friends with the and really pres nick celebration in belarus. that was a better original position needed svetlana and sick on oscar commenting on the nobel peace prize being awarded to the bill. origin opposition figure alice the are you asking? and now is a reminder of the top story that they saw this year is nobel peace prize has been awarded to the jail delusions, human rights activists. alice periodically, the russian organization, memorial and ukraine, center for civil liberties. the norwegian noble committee set the peace prize laureates represent civil society in their countries. and we go back to the war in ukraine now. and one of the newly liberated towns by ukrainian forces is li mom. in the next one or 4 regions illegally annexed by russia. a week ago, president putting declared the territories would be russian forever. now some areas are back on the ukrainian control hungry and afraid p.

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alice's dad here is very alice's grandmother uh, good reviews. we live nearby 15 minutes walk.here, honest institution education. they fell out of the uh part of complying with the norms of this code in the issue of obtaining mandatory loans, most of these institutions did not receive certificates of readiness for the new academic year, which confirm this security. with this, as we have already said to the department, we are working with parents to transfer, uh, their children to state educational institutions. today, 250 public schools are open in the capital, which guarantee the quality of education and the issuance of documents on education, upon graduation of new students predominantly recruited on the principle of territoriality by parents. the right to choose a school in another area if there are vacant places in the institution. return to responsible fulfillment of human rights obligations. so here is the demand contained in a joint statement by a group of 11 countries that is sent to the human rights council. he is the state that signed the appeal condemned discriminati

alice and wonderland. well , let's enjoy the last time the avatar of our alice have seen enough? well let's not let's lose time, it doesn't like being thrown around. let's refresh in the memory of your version of aliceush koshkin, the much anticipated character anita tsoi and how she would have been heard, but then the singer slava also heard. here is a very good version. maybe it's anastasia stotskaya suppose. i think it's a good application. uh, for being one of the most beautiful female avars. glory, you are alice in wonderland, and indeed there is slava on the stage. glory can be here, only one makarov. if you knew how to live, if you knew, if you saw my sadness in the forest, would you know what she says? yes no matter what you said, and i heard you, i understood. again i smoke mom krug silence taken fell asleep again i stand alone. again, i smoke a young man around, all silence cannot exist together with the avatar. he gets up again again smoking mom around silence. taken as a basis again i stand alone, son , every silence as a basis and if you knew how sorry i am, if you forgot how to water, if you saw my sadness in the face, you would know that she says the word stand, alone again cut, the m

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alice l. stewart, author of "awaiting armageddon." alice, do you agree with the president making this comparison to such a terrifying time? >> i think we're fortunate there hasn't been another time in the last 60 years where we've been concerned about the use of tactical nuclear weapons on a battlefield. however, i don't think it's a really good comparison, because the cuban missile crisis was about strategic weapons between the world's two super powers and could have devastated both nations and could have left the world without the leaders and could have caused damage to other countries and fallout, radioactive fallout in other countries. so i think while this may be the worst one since 1962, it's nowhere near as bad as the missile crisis was. >> general clark, ukrainian president zelenskyy has weighed in. he thinks those comments are strategic. let's listen. >> translator: they begin to prepare their society. that is very dangerous. they are not ready to use it, but they begin to communicate. they don't know if they will use or not use. i think that is dangerous even to speak about it. >> do you agree? is president putin preparing his own people for the possibility of a nuclear strike? >> i think he is preparing, but i also think president zelenskyy is right. putin doesn't know if he's going to use it or not. as alice it is a difficult moment. in the cuban missile crisis, the russians thought they could push the united states out of europe by putting the missiles in cuba. so it was a direct u.s./soviet confrontation. in this case, we have ukraine in the middle of this. what the russians want to do is deter u.s. and western support for ukraine. if we were to give in to this, we would being acknowledging that a nuclear power can invade anyone it wants without any consequences. this is the problem. so it's very difficult to imagine putin having an off ramp given by us. he's got to find his own off ramp. really, the only off ramp that's available is he needs to pull out, just what president zelenskyy's advisor said, just get out. then sanctions can be lifted and we can talk about whether or not ukraine is a member of nato and redevelopment and all of that stuff. but giving him part of ukraine, that's not an off ramp. that's a way to prepare the ground for the next phase of putin's military action. so w

alice, brian. she's a stand up comedian and the comedy is rising. she's joining us from london. alice, thank you very much. indeed for being that with us. what is it about british politics, particularly know which just seems such fertile ground for satire and humor? well, i mean, as a british citizen, i'm in a position right now where i've had more of a say in the outcome of love islands than i have in the last for private as does that have been in the country. and i think when you get to that point in society, if you can't laugh at all, what else are you going to do? that is just getting a little bit ridiculous now. i think also it's really good for public just we've got to have a say in that way like it resides, stand up, comedian. i go to work and you know, i risk getting haygood by an audience member. i think that is part of the job. as you know, being a politician as well, but it's basically social media. we get to do our heckling really. yeah. because i mean, but such are and co, political humor has been around for hundreds of years that way back to the punch cartoons that we, that we used to see what is needed to produce good quality political satire. now particularly as you say, when most of it is going to be online, it's so incredibly reactive. a lot of that comes down to just having the right sort of connection and emotional response at the right time. and then yes, a lot of comedians kind of find a path by just tweeting at the time as things happen. so it's really about getting a small point across and a really quick way. and i often think that it might start as a joke or a main, but it actually kind of opens dollars for a lot of people to investigate more and find out more about what is actually happening in the political environment as well. i'm much the comedians come under pressure given the fight, that it is such a significant market. now, how much the comedians and comedy writers come under pressure from organizations, from politicians to target, to their satire and their political whom you came are at political opponents or particular subjects? i think it just depends on the type of stand up meeting that you are or does it work that you do as a comedian for me personally, i do stand up comedy. that's not really about little common trait at all when it's life. but then another way that i make money is by writing for brands and writing for different clients. and they will want to be on the nail about what's happening in the zeitgeist and what's happening right now from anything from all the way from level and to politics. so sometimes it can be a lot of pressure on the minute to get a phone call and suddenly i'm going to write a tweet about let's try some, let us within 20 minutes. so yeah, there is a lot of pressure, but i guess it just depends on the type of meeting that you are in the way that you do the, i mean that one or one of the common phrases about comedies, the fact that it is a really small isn't it is a way of releasing pressure, but in how effective kind of be in terms of changing people's opinions and influencing how people see politicians are c items. i think enormously. i think sometimes people actually get stand up comedians, or social commentators, confused as political figures almost not literally as such, but maybe as a public figure or stand up comedian says something political, but they just agree with or say something that they disagree with as well. and the reaction is as such that it feels like how people would react if they were the prime minister. that's how powerful people can be when they are good at spreading messages. so yeah, i think the actual world of stand up comedy and writing from like politicians and kind of getting into that media side of things. they are very, very different. but there was a very, very similar and that way about making messages clear. looking at that, the sure, but least the short term future for british politics. do you think that sort of political humor has got some life left on it with, with regard to the politicians and the political makeup? we may see over the next few months or so. oh absolutely. i think instead of you know, the way the government going now with the keeps going as way they'll be more and more and more just to be made. i mean, it just is kind of getting a little bit ridiculous. so i think, yeah, there's going to be a lot more of this to comp visual alice, thank you very much and that's alice bryan, a comedian talking to us from london. thank you. thank them. me in the russian defense minister spoken to the u. s. defense secretary for a 2nd time in 3 days. neither side is provided details of the phone conversation between cell guy, chicago, and lloyd austin. earlier show you how talks with the british, french, and took care defense ministers expressed concerns about possible provocations by ukraine with the use of what he called a dirty bomb. moscow's provided no evidence to back the claims keeps dismissed. the allegations as absurd and dangerous, that only bon is an expose of laced with radioactive material. the russian defense minister has also won the war, and ukraine had a steady tendency towards further, uncontrolled escalation. we've got to reporters following the story. we're going to get more on the reaction from the us. was she hobb return? 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snake mouse with ilyo, sergeevich you us your business. do not confuse, we are not smugglers from your sailor. for 3 years, your voyages were paid at a special rate by seafarers. i wonder why they paid you so much, probably, you will tell your wife for your sea experience, i understand they paid you so that you close your eyes instead of yourself to the captain. the bridge put our ship already in every port they knew what you are scaring us scab. we don't know anything about your dubrovin affairs, your accounts are exposed by seafarers, and your bank invoices are filed into the case, so, until i give the go-ahead. don't dock anywhere. it 's in your best interest, by the way, while we clean up some stuff here. sergeevich and troubles were not such times experienced. do as he says, no. you can't even imagine, captain, the seriousness of our situation with you. therefore, give me all the documents of the declaration and all the accompanying, where the keys to the safe. no, no keys, where are the keys to the safe, where are you, where is he? bime up looks like the recipients got covered by connections. i don't know the code to destroy documents. what are you, an idiot? are you a fool destroy your laptop begged for it by the west yes and here the hard drive documents and diagrams in the network and all these captain and keys to the safe are not needed. i have the keys that idiot, they hid them somewhere. well , if i hid it, then i'll try it on the computer. this is the main pull time, if the load is on the bank of the spoke, it will open the whole chain, yes our partners will get them out of the ground. you talk too much. here's this one in my cabin, tie him i'll take care of him when we deal with the shore , then take care of the safe. and how do i get into the captain's cabin? do not make me angry. can't you break the cabin door, you can act like that, my god. i don't care what you will do. if you want, you want to break, you want to drink and you want to plan, even cut it with an autogenous. i do not care. let's get in touch. the captain, having answered at the facility that something has been happening for 5 minutes, cannot contact novitsky from the shore to ship's command is not responding. i'm afraid that the operation will have to be carried out on the water. in touch with the invitations, prepare the boats of the water inspection or what do you have there? 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alice? are you any relation to mary alice,xt kv? there would be in their 60s. she goes they are my aunts.you want their number? >> wow. >> i was overwhelmed i didn't see in that time but i had her call and tell them about me so the next time when i went there i met them. i'm sure they thought i was so deranged because i so happy and i was so enthusiastic, and they are, i'm going to see the next week. i'm going to montgomery. i think of them as my friends. we talk on the phone. they tell me about the weather there. they where they were bt i brought them. i just feel like there such an injustice that happen to them but they are so kind and humble and forgiving. i just would love to see some kind of justiceas for them. at least an apology if not the kind of reparation, some kind of reparation. >> now, i do want to make sure we all have time for the audience questions, and we have one and i think it's a good way to follow up from, please give me more, folks. we have one here and and i o make sure i think it's a good way to sort of follow up on what you just said. have there been any initiativ

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alice marie johnson, anton lucky a former gang leader. author of the book, redemptive path forward. great to have you on. alice you brought us the story, about redemption and hope. anton, talk to us about what happened, your story. >> i grew up in east dallas. i was in projects. my father sent to prison at nine months. sent to 36 years out of my life. elizabeth: for what? >> aggravated robbery charge. for him not being in my life, a lot of choices i made that led me down the wrong path. elizabeth: you grew up in poverty but not everybody joins a gang, right? >> right. elizabeth: but you chose to join a gang right? it was the bloods in dallas? >> in my neighborhood, most neighborhoods, the name of the game is survival. most kids don't want to join gangs but if you want to survive you have to join gangs. that was true for my neighborhood. i had to join a gang just to survive. elizabeth: what do you think, alicembers out? >> right. elizabeth: how do you change their minds? alice you found this story. what struck you about this story. >> the thing that struck me is that anton was really the first one, urban specialist tonish eight a truce between the bloods and the crips. so struck me not only he did his time, but he was so worthy of redemption, of a second chance in the community. he made good news of his second chance like many of us do. elizabeth: so how did you get them to change their minds? >> well you first, young people are inspired by a witness, right? they have to see someone who can, who is walking the walk as opposed to talking the talk. so them knowing me for what i've done in the past and seeing the 180-degree change is a testament and it speaks to the what's inside of most kids. most kids don't want to be gang members. most kids don't want to commit crimes. elizabeth: how do you do it? say to them, you had somebody say to you you're a born leader. >> right. elizabeth: use your p

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