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you know, most of the industries, almost in line with that commitment. but the problem is on the energy efficiency and i think this is the target. the problem is many industries are almost reached a level of black flag in terms of their performance. they need to acknowledge the need finance to access the best available as national equality. but also, you know, we need to increase the amount of fi invention from the big industrial light industries, which are the focus of an official heat and ticket. think that focus also to the small and medium enterprises which will be that good. i. oh ok. i wanted to share, i'm a comment from one of our viewers. said this comment here says, i agree that the promise is up to 2020 that they need to meet, be met. but this year says capacity isn't the problem. political will, is the key 5. bob you've been privy to for meetings with, with government officials, is the political will there to get this done? it is an, in fact, if you look at many of the big boundary form, does this part of the building of undertaken? in fact, o

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i think the almost most important _ time. i think the almost most important thing _ time.hing of _ time. i think the almost most important thing of all - time. i think the almost most important thing of all this - time. i think the almost most important thing of all this is l time. i think the almost most l important thing of all this is the impact it's going to have had and is having right now on those backbench tory mps. they were furious at being asked to go through it and vote for this scrapping of the rules. most of them thought it was a terrible idea, lots had huge misgivings about it, a big rebellion and many stayed away from the vote altogether, some rebel. lots more put their heads down and did their duty. reportedly one or two of them in tears as they did so. having done that to say the prime minister go rushing away from the whole idea or againjust prime minister go rushing away from the whole idea or again just a few hours later once he saw the front pages you can imagine how angry that makes people, we have ministers out this morning going on tv defending this

almost every year, with almost every species, the agreement amongst the politicians for the quotas wasould be a number from the scientists about what we think is safe, and then the politicians during the fraught early hours of the morning would always grant each other as it were more fish to take. this is a perennial problem. i think you have just got a number of proud fishing nations. it has become a political touchstone in the uk. it was a key issue in the brexit referendum. it remains an issue now. i think it's very easy for politicians on either side of the channel to light the blue touch paper over it, rightly or wrongly, and get some good headlines and i wonder if that's what we're seeing now? ned, the british government were very sensitive not to appear triumphant on this and the temperature has lowered accordingly. what do you think the best way forward is now? one could almost argue, let's give licences to the boats... it's a finite number, is there a way through this, do you think? even the french were saying, can you let us know what the criteria used were, please? as if thi

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you almost want to say in the last week. and how has the afghan withdrawal affected how we look at, see and understand the president's role as commander in chief? dakota: world events reveal the actual status, the true status of things that were easy to talk about. a candidate for office can say he or she will do certain things. when they are actually put into that moment, their actions will reveals a truth of that, the reality of that. the afghan situation reveals the reality of the nature of the world as opposed to just diplomatic rhetoric or wishful thinking, and it shows with the military can actually do. the military is an instrument of national power, like trade agreements and economic initiatives and trade exchanges and all of the things you think about countries, and what the white house might talk about your -- talk about. the military is an instrument. so long periods of relative peace and prosperity, you can say you have lots of capabilities or say the world is a certain way or the taliban or the communist party i

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almost old travel with hope if leaving many citizens stranded overseas. so far, only the trailing and capital territory, new south wales and victoria and lifting restrictions. sarah clark has moved from prison. now we've seen emotional things at the airport this morning with families have been able to reunite now. the borders were closed in march last year, and that more than 18 months and so many astrology, and they say around who he felt in the strain and having stranded overseas. and that was the nerve of the international voters being closed and kept put on flight . the number of passengers returning to earlier that made it difficult to get a seat number one and then you had the compounding issue of the expensive hotel contain cost, so it would be an affordable time the people to get home. on monday, the national board had been reopened to cap to be listed on the plot i t t, which is the capital territory of camber, is we've got nissan wells and victoria. and that way, we've got the 80 percent fully vaccination back rights who have been double quite a

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almost everyone said it's impossible. but, you know, i like to think in times of crisis, it's always good to call a true -- they have this chap called reginald wait, a brilliant mathematician. he never leaves his slide role. he sits down and works out what is actually feasible, and whether it is feasible, possible, to feed them by air. he goes to the military official howley, and says, this is going to involve using six airfields in western germany, occupied by the americans and brits. and to air fields in the west sector of germany, and this will be the most extraordinary event in the history of aviation. this will require planes landing, flying in at five levels, into the city, planes landing at every part of the two air fields in the western sector of berlin, to keep the city alive. and he has been -- reginald wait has been totally written out of the story, particularly an american counts, he doesn't get a mention. and i have quite long chats with his granddaughter. she had quite a lot of documentation. >> but the amer

they were not almost brothers. they weren't even best friends in the modern sense in that i spent a lot of time away from each other. but they serve together on a frontier and served together in the mexican war. they built a bond of soldiers and that bomb continued for 19 years. so to me it is a compelling and unique story, reflective of what the civil war did to the country. it is just not the same story you heard in the novel and movie. so who were these guys? lewis armistead was from a distinguished military family from virginia. armistead may have been serving in the military since the year 16 80, when lewis's third great grandfather was a lieutenant colonel of the -- loss to county virginia. they fought in all the american wars and lewis's father and the -- were officers who fought in the war of 1812. four brothers from the same family in generations ahead of his. captain lewis, j.a. armistead. aim for the 17th century swedish warrior. he is killed and runs a rifle unit and is killed in the battle of 1814. he

and it was my way of almost this associates are you. so from what was actually happening between withdrawn his school, marx went from bad to worse. he started refusing to go to school and spent a lot of time in his bedroom. ah, listen lunch. happy child. he had then was gone. replaced by a silent teenager who clung doggedly to his dream of becoming a footballer. hall was sexually assaulted almost daily for 4 years. how or less to free himself from the hold his coach had over him. this syndrome is familiar to sociologists. the child is in an extremely weak position, and the club is all powerful. the coaches all powerful are they, they will do as they're told otherwise, or they'll be out and. and if you're a sports coach with, with some level of power and influence, then of course you have something to, to manipulate children with because they, they want your endorsement, they want your approval, they want your skills to train them. if you can offer them at glory that they can dream about and if you can offer them success, that is somethi

for some of those i, i suppose it's it was almost what we'd been waiting for. ah ah, and i make no, certainly no borders line to nationalities. and you guys, as a merge, we don't have authority. we don't of, of actually, the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together with oh, when i was showing wrong, when i'll prove just don't hold any world vs to shape out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. my car chill is a sport sociologist sexual abuse. this is specialist field. he is one of a dozen or so academics around the world. i've been trying to draw attention to the issue for years until the football scandal. no one wanted to k

he spoke about this almost two weeks ago. at | about this almost two weeks ago. the ukrainian foreign minister when he also expressed concern, which we have heard repeated by other leaders around europe, that the russian authorities are building up their military hardware and troops along the border with ukraine, especially in a region of about 100 to 200 miles of the border. mr blank and is describing this as unusual and of great concern. —— antony blinken is describing this as unusual. he is also concerned because of the president of history and what happened in 2014, the invasion by russia of crimea. antony blinken refers to this as a playbook, in other words, a routine that has been seen before, the accumulation of forces, troops, the hardware followed by an invasion. and the reason, then, being given, that essentially russian, russia was threatening, that it was a response. america is saying it has seen this before and that is why there is concern about it potentially happening again. find concern about it potentially happening again.— concern about it potent

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it has almost met a 2 of its target sir with it, with respect to the purchase agreement. so it has shown the way in that sense it has done better than most most countries party to the buyer's agreement on meeting it's madison green and commitment. so. so that is what i think we should focus on in the next decade with that and, and, and that's what we could talk about as well. okay, so it rated this, you know, had getting half and half india getting half of its energy from renewables by 2030, that feasible to you to see it's feasible. but it's liddy aspiration aids on somebody. ambitious, for example, you know, all the predictions say that india asked by 2030 in the us, i went on for a generation capacity will be some that are on eastern good by when you think 500, you mean like you would almost be meeting in the target i'd like to do my renewal, which is almost like tripling existing production food and and in many things, if you look at the progress other than the next, actually 2 way to. so if you achieve wondering if you could use the 2nd. and similarly, if you meet th

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it happened at almost warp speed. a vaccine to protect against covid developed in under a year.to the progress a lack of it, treating alzheimer's decedent, where, until recently, no new medications were introduced in nearly two decades. still, when a new drug was approved for treatment by the fda this summer, many charged a rush to judgment. susan spencer looks at the hopes and fears driving alzheimer's research. >> what a beautiful day. >> 54 years old and suddenly struggling at work, joe montmini received a medical diagnosis that would change his life forever. >> had alzheimer's ever crossed your mind. >> no. i just kept thinking it was just a normal part of getting older. >> is there new hope for people like joe? the future of alzheimer's treatment, ahead on sunday morning. >> pat benatar is one of the by nearing with my in rock and roll history. and as jim axelrod learned, four decades later, she's still rocking out. >> pat benatar's path didn't come easy and she didn't walk it alone. with her every step of the way, her husband neil giraldo >> somebody said i don't understan

i mention one other thing before we go which has been, to me, almost astonishing. we have seen 50-50 senate before. of course, we have seen 50-50 senates change to the other party takes over the majority. we saw that happen when jim jeffords moved from independent with the democrats, profoundly altering the trajectory of policy for the bush administration. at any day that could happen for democrats. and with the narrow margins. what has been striking to me is the senate operated as if it were a typical year. taking its usual recesses, going on recess now, not being much around on weekends, monday or friday, it has slowed down the confirmation process. it left them in this position where the endgame on that physical infrastructure bill extended beyond tuesday instead of giving enough of a boost it might have put, in a close race, terry mcauliffe a little over the finish line. we would be talking about today in a different way. i am puzzled that we have not seen either the administration or the chuck schumer led senate behaving with a sense of urgency that it would s

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and after the coup, the black citizens served in congress in north carolina until 1992, that is almost 100 years later and that is for a century almost, this coup prevented it or lead the effort to prevent black citizens from serving in public office in washington and north carolina. in three black aldermen were forced at gunpoint in 1898, and no black citizen serve in the city council until 1972, more than 70 years later reading in the coup also provided the blueprints for intimidation of black men who try to vote in south. and also the jim crow era in north carolina in fact wilmington was a among diversities north carolina to segregate the streets in the jim crow, they thought of the steel end midterm election attacking the black voters prefers, wilmington school leaders on how to do it. debbie smith later elected government said that we can handle the blocks away they handled them in wilmington, with their hanging carcasses. in most of you probably never heard of the wilmington coup until i read about it, and wilmington newspaper coverage in 1998, i had not either elwood high school

it almost couldn't make sense of it. even leave a space in our story for how many people were going to die in 48 hours. but another big take away i had was that there's a cascade of mistakes. you got a nightmare scenario on almost every level where anything that could go wrong did go wrong. .now having a little more benefit of hindsight and of in-depth reporting and curious. if you could wave a magic c want change one thing about the ministrations handling of the pandemic , what would it be, what would make the biggestdifference . >> i think there was a window from mid-march through the end of march when the country didn't rally together. and frankly at the end of ti march the president'sapproval rating was the highest it has ever been . he was doing briefings, he was kind of doing this pop up trump thing which a lot of people like. he was talking through stuff, he was in charge. and birx and fauci were at the peak of their power and the country rally together. it was almost a post-9/11 situation where people were all to

or transfixed by the television interviews, and almost out of it in a sense. it's that an unfair characterization, or how would you, bob costa, characterize the reporting of trump inside the west wing on that day? >> as bob woodward has said we have discovered this national security crisis, very grave situation on the national security front during the transition. especially after the insurrection on january 6th here but we have also found a very grave domestic political crisis that bordered on being a constitutional crisis of a few things had gone differently. and while the events in the west wing in the afternoon of january 6th, it was pretty deserted their president trump is watching tv in kind of a flat mood. it's not accurate to think about that as president trump in january 6th. some of the most important parts of that section of the book, in the days before january 6th, and while president trump may have been watching tv and seemingly idle during the riot itself, we see president trump who are reporting the a very active player in the days before januar

they were not almost brothers. they weren't even best friends in the modern sense and they spent a lot of time away from each other but they served together on the frontier. they served together in the mexican war they built up on the soldiers and a long continued for 19 years so to me it's a very compelling and unique story reflecting on what the civil war did to the country but it's just not the same story you heard in the novel in the movie. who were these guys? lewis as an armistead was from a distinguished family from virginia. he had been serving in american military since the year 1680 and lewis's third great-grandfather was lieutenant colonel of gloucester county virginia. they lied in the american early wars and his father in three of his uncles fought in the war of 1812. four brothers from the same family in the generation just ahead of his. captain lewis g8 armistead g8 is for gustav is a doll this. he's killed in 1814. captain edison armistead dies of disease while on duty in 1813. luis and addison. wha

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he managed to go almost the entire length of the parade. when he went through our band, he struck 8 kids were down in the kid that i was administering 1st day to both of his feet were like ran over and his legs were broken. or some americans have thrown parallels between that incident and that with the high high profile case of con rittenhouse, he was recently acquitted of homicide off to shooting to people dead at a racial justice rally. however, a democratic party staff did cause uproar off the saying, the car ramming was comma for wisconsin court having acquitted britain heis, the comments they sparking. i outrage among republicans. i am utterly disgusted that the leader of the do page, democratic party, maryland lansky, would have so little compassion and decency to make light of the tragedy and to say, wisconsin citizens, even the children in some way, deserved what happened to them. no matter your party affiliation right now, all of our thoughts and prayers need to be with those families who lost loved ones and those who are hospitali