scrambling to find that multimillion dollar american reaper green intercepted by two russian fighter jets. the u.s. says one of those russian jets colliding with the drone. tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin and his message to his russian counterpart. martha raddatz standing by. >>> here in the u.s., that new close call. at least seven incidents now so far this year. a united flight forced to abort takeoff from reagan national airport. what happened on that runway? and it comes just as the faa holds a safety summit today. gio benitez reporting.

heads the ministry of energy urged even traditional oilers from all over the world to join the american green transition experts believe that with this in mind, it is difficult to imagine joe biden suddenly promising ursulfon darlian not to give subsidies. the same volkswagen to build a gigafactory of storage batteries somewhere in the prairies of texas rustam lead. currency for today dollar 75 rubles. 45 kop. euro 80 54 and for now that's all for me roman masha thanks, we continue. at the training ground in the rear of the military special operations , motorized riflemen are being trained before battles with the sun. the fighters work out under the pressure of enemy firing points and infantry . for this, they use anti-tank missile systems, grenade launchers, and small arms. crews, armored vehicles hone their skills in destroying vehicles, the program takes into account the experience gained in real battles with the nationalists. here at the training ground we are undergoing training now prepare for what is being delivered. we are looking for the ukronazis of the abrams leopard, their various

dollar has absolutely nothing to do with its exchange rate, especially since in recent years the american green paper is the most stable in belarus 100 rubles. today and 100 rubles. three years ago. it's very different 100 rubles. is not it? and the question of the welfare of citizens is about what and how many belarusians, maybe for 100 rubles. buy yourself theoretically in the conditions of what is called a dictatorship in the west, but in fact. it's just a strong decision-making power. at least tomorrow morning you can draw whatever salary you want for everyone. these are just numbers, welfare is an increase in income and minimization of expenses for citizens of the second nuance. well, let's say they began to pay me those same 10,000 rubles. i happily go to a store where prices have not exploded. but there is a nuance, well-being is also the widest choice of what i can really buy with my salary, they are fantasy somewhere , because there will be no sense in my ten thousand if i come to a store where the shelves are empty on paper, i am rich, i can afford a lot, but in fact there is no diffe

who heads the ministry , called on even traditional oilers from all over the world to join the american greenransition, experts believe that , given this, it is difficult imagine how joe biden suddenly promises ursulfon darlian not to give subsidies. to the same volkswagen for the construction of a battery gigafactory somewhere in the prairies of texas rustam currency for today dollar 75 rubles. 45 kop. euro 80 54 and for now that's all thanks to me immediately after advertising briefly some of the central topics of the hour, but also our instructions on how to contact the bailiffs online. millions of people choose the warmth and comfort of intention juice. howe. buy from official partners closed a loan with a guaranteed rate service. it's nice. but that's not all, how not to pay everything on time, and the post bank will return the difference in money, having recalculated the delivery credit of 4.5% per annum , go to the post bank for money. the german government reported on the supply of weapons to ukraine for the week kiev received two self-propelled anti-aircraft installations cheetah and

not as soon as you americans green when you are oregon. boots not pretty cuz you're still there. i don't know. does that all day long, especially i've been up there this morning to go in the booster. ah, look like it says i fix, you know which apple to ship. okay. and you're still brand new to me when it was, i wish it was super sick. he's crack function codes, me ah, ah ah, ah, ah, credit suisse shares dropped by 30 percent a historical lowest trading of several european buying stocks, halted the spreading financial crisis. the key city of bach with killed as russian forces advanced in the dom bus with the russian wagner group releasing 40 from inside the area stronghold the amazon plans facility with the web of underground passages. also this our a tales are ropes outside the for the case study prime minister's residence as.

not as soon as i knew americans green boots not very proud. and now chuck issues to me there. i don't even know, does that all day long, especially about products. there's more than 2 in the booster ah, school situ, which shows i fix, you know, which grapple to ship. okay. and you're still, when it was done when it was, i wish it was super sick. he's crack sugar's, me, ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from gray with we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicines and supplies. and sleep with china is performed a master stroke of diplomacy. it is brokered in agreement that we'll see a ran and saudi arabia again reestablish diplomatic relations. this could be a step not only to reorder the middle east, but also usher in an era of stability in the region. today. washington is the odd man out. ah, anyway, this grown was a multiple strike drone that could carry up to 1700 kilograms of explosives. can you imagine that such an aircraft? a drone suddenly appe

its currency to buy energy on the global market moves seen by many as a threat that helps the american green back. now india and egypt to take the same path as one and a half 1000000 tons of rice, the set to be traded in rupees. egypt will join 18 countries during business and rupees across the board of transactions. ultimately, in a bid to the dollar arise global trade. and we heard from a political science professor at hel, one university who says it's an important trend that's the most people are world, continues the bloss. the economic crisis now is how to get the dollar. and the u. s. is trying to exercise control on countries on the supply of dollars and the have to submit to their economic and political conditions. why? when you deal with the euro, b, as in india or the robber in russia, there are no political conditions set on the developing countries. the 18 countries club dealing with it will be the indian root beer. some of them are western countries like germany, when germany, economic leader in europe joining this. this shows a very clear, blunt indicated that the future is for

book driving the green book tv and radio broadcaster talks about the green book, a annual travel guide used by many african-americansen -- during the jim crow era, it would list hotels, gas stations, restaurants and other businesses, he visited those sites to learn more about the books of history and lasting impact. >> the green book helped african-americans survive a very difficult time. it also enabled them to negotiate between safe harbors, unknown territories in america. where you did not know what was going to happen. but also it was an act of resistance, saying, we are not going to take this anymore. and resilience, saying, see what we can do as people, as americans to create a brighter future, to make our lives livable and enjoyable. >> his book driving the green book, sunday night on c-span's q&a at 8:00 eastern. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free, c-span now app. >> the supreme courtlso heard oral argents in a department of. two student loan borrowers challenge present bidens stent loan forgiveness for -- program. it is ared that the loan forgiveness program -- under the students econ

scrambling to find that multimillion dollar american reaper green intercepted by two russian fighter jets. the u.s. says one of those russian jets colliding with the drone. tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin and his message to his russian counterpart. martha raddatz standing by. >>> here in the u.s., that new close call. at least seven incidents now so far this year. a united flight forced to abort takeoff from reagan national airport. what happened on that runway? and it comes just as the faa holds a safety

green book, tv podcaster and author talks about his book, that details the green book, that listed safe harbors forever can americanscrow era. the green book helped african-americans survive a very difficult time. it also enabled them to negotiate between safe harbors, on known territory in america, where you wouldn't know what was going to happen, but also it was an active resistance, saying we are not going to take this anymore. and resilience, see what we can't do as people, americans to create a brighter future to make our lives livable and enjoyable. >> his book, driving the green book, sunday night on c-span q and a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app.

on q&a, tv and radio broadcaster talks about the green pay -- about the green book, a travel guide used by many african-americansuring the jim crow era that listed safe hotels, gas stations and other businesses, he visited those sites to learn more about the lasting impact. >> the green book helped african-americans survive a very difficult time. it allowed them to negotiate between safe harbors between different territories in america where you did not know what was going to happen. but it was also an active resistance, saying we are not going to take this anymore, and resilience. to see what we can do as people and americans to have a better feature -- a better future, >> sunday night on c-span q&a at 9:00 eastern. you can listen to all of our podcast on our free c-span now at -- now app. >> a next week on the c-span networks the house and senate are in session the senate will work on judicial nominations for district court and the hseor protecting speech from government interference act. and twheings on the monetary policy report. the first is on tuesday before the senate banking committee and again before th

scrambling to find that multimillion dollar american reaper green intercepted by two russian fighter jets. the u.s. says one of those russian jets colliding with the drone. tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin and his message to his russian counterpart. martha raddatz standing by. >>> here in the u.s., that new close call. at least seven incidents now so far this year. a united flight forced to abort takeoff from reagan national airport. what happened on that runway? and it comes just as the faa holds a safety summit today. gio benitez reporting. >>> here in new york city tonight, the mysterious fire breaking out in a luxury building, just hours after the fbi arrest of an exiled chinese billionaire. and a one-time close ally of steve bannon. and what authorities have just revealed tonight. aaron katersky in new york. >>> this new cross-country storm moving east tonight. 18 states now on alert from california all the way to michigan. the midwest and south bracing for this. and then the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> your money. and the growing concern tonight beyond u.s

>> sunday night on q&a, a tv and radio broadcaster talks about the green book, and annual travel guide used by many african-americansrom 1936-1967. he visited a dozen of the sites to learn more about the book's history and lasting impact. >> the green book helped african-americans survive very difficult time. it also enabled them to negotiate between safe harbor, unknown territories in america were you did not know what was going to happen. it also was an active resistance. we are going to take this anymore. resilience, see what we can do as people as americans to create a brighter future to make our lives livable and enjoyable. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and ally prague cast -- all our podcasts on the c-span now have. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. full funding provided by these television companies and more. including charter communication. charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting started building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. charter communications support c-s

green light. i mean, the americans gave the saudis a green light. obama gay, so he's a green light. carry out, initiate the war. it came roughly during the time when we were in vienna for the j . c. p, o, a nuclear negotiation, so the americans, they, they lose the military, industrial complex loses money. the israeli regime becomes more marginalized and the united states, which is already on the decline, has further difficulties in the region. and now we see this banking crisis in the united states. nothing is looking good for the americans, whether in west asia, west asia, or across the world, you know, on piri menu al, you brought it up earlier, which i think is really fascinating. and, you know, andy is also an expert in globalization, but there are, there are multiple globalization is going on. the, the one inspired by the west is broken down. it's failed because it doesn't serve everyone. but we now have in asia, we have some of the most important countries you mentioned pakistan. iraq is also part of this here. you know, it took a long time, but i've always said in my program here, if you give t

we worked any avenue we could to rescue americans, green card holder center afghan allies that we promised we would protect. no one left behind was the credo. we violated that promise. thankfully though on the void left by an absent state department many americans stepped up to fill the vacuum properly organized by veterans groups like allied air 21 team america on task force pineapple just to name a few that saved thousands of lives. that is why i am honored to have peter and scott here with us today as well. all three of these men worked tirelessly to rescue many people as many as they could during this evacuation. it's often referred to as schindler's list. if you are on the list you made it out alive. if you weren't, you did it. what happened in afghanistan was a systemic breakdown at every level. a stunning, stunning failure. s stunning failure of leadership by the biden administration. because even though president biden said and i quote there's american citizens left, we are going to stay to get them all out". we now know he left more than 1000 american citizens in afghanistan. in a

that listed safe harbors forever can americans during jim crow era. the green book helped african-americans survive a very difficult time. it also enabled them to negotiate between safe harbors, on known territory in america, where you wouldn't know what was going to happen, but also it was an active resistance, saying we are not going to take this anymore. and resilience, see what we can't do as people, americans to create a brighter future to make our lives livable and enjoyable. >> his book, driving the green book, sunday night on c-span q and a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> next, republican kari lake who ran to be arizona's governor speaks at a dinner hosted by cpac in maryland. >> ladies and gentlemen, the kari lake. ♪ >> hello, everybody, how are you doing, cpac. i see people weaving, i see mike lindau, mike lindell is here. can you believe it, thank you, mike for being here. thank you for being one of the greatest patriots that i've ever had the pleasure of meeting. i love that man, you're a true friend. i

we need to be doing more to secure and unleashed american energy. rush to green policies have had a devastating effect in europe. countries are rationing energy, switching back to coal fired plants, and people are dying, due to a lack of heat and electricity. america doesn't have to follow europe down this path. addressing emissions and unleashing abundant, affordable, and reliable energy aren't mutually exclusive. in the last decade, we've led the world in emissions reductions, while increasing the availability of affordable energy through innovation. we did this while maintaining some of the highest environmental and labor standards in the world. and we must continue innovating and taking advantage of our abundant natural resources and reducing emissions. natural gas is one of our greatest economic and strategic resources. we cannot afford to shut it down. instead, we must expand production and continue building pipelines. the safest, most reliable infrastructure to move it around the country. and increase our capacity to export lng to the rest of the world, to

legislation to protect innocent schoolchildren, an uncomfortable question tweeted by american, congresswoman marjore, taylor greeneonders how the head of the white house is more concerned about arms supplies to ukraine than security own citizens' claim was made after yet another school shooting in the state of the ns si six people were killed, including three children , so the question is why the democrats manage to find a budget of hundreds of billions dollars on the kiev regime and not on american children is quite natural. biden himself, of course, does not answer him, and his comment about the massacre at school, in general , for some reason, he decided to start joking, they say, at a press conference, and the tragedy came only because they promised to give him ice cream. maybe he was trying to smooth over such blasphemy. the horror of what happened, by the way, is also acted in a similar vein by some representatives of the american press, who , instead of investigating, carefully monitor the slightest violation of the rights of the killer, because the shooter turned out to be a transgender then, as the accent

is that really a way to bring american, green technology into the forefront, or are all we are doing is becoming a colony of china when it comes to battery technology, when we take our text back for -- taxpayer dollars and give it to the chinese, even if they have afford nameplate on the outside of the factory. >> yes congressman, it appears that forward and the largest chinese battery manufacturer, the largest in the world, decided that the structure legally to get around the inflation reduction american requirements, and having forward front them, but it was really going to be a cattle plant, i applaud the governor of virginia to turn that down. but whether was this committee in the ways, means i would hope that someone would write a letter to treasury as they look at writing a letter. the tax code underneath the inflation reduction act, and make certain that lawyers, with respect to lawyers, don't come up with all of these options that legally get around the treasury roles. but they allow chinese companies to get a greater foothold in the united states, and hopefully that is quite

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to replicate congresswoman marjorie taylor green warned americans will face economic problems never before seen in history. if the dollar falls, i want to dollar would be replaced with you on the year ago when washington decided to wage a proxy will with russia. ukraine. and now it's happening. the woman is ukraine. war is going to plunge american seemed to economic woes never seen before. in our entire history, if the jolla falls, they will be to blame and america will never recover. earlier, my colleague nicky are and spoke to a panel of guests about the consequences of the fall of america's global financial dominance. well, the sanctions gave it a big boost forward. i think the year was already in the hands of sir units because of the build up an american debt to the rest of the world due to the large american trade deficits. we can see the 2 things working, the abuse of the dollar as the world reserve currency and the continuing american trade deficits campaign was recently in moscow for meeting with the russian leader . they hope extensively about strengthening the economic ties betwe

book tv and radio broadcaster talks about the green book an annual travel guide used by many african americans from 1936 to 1967 that listed safe hotels, restaurants, gas stations, and other businesses. mr. hall visited a dozen of those sites. to learn more about the book's history and lasting impact. >> the green pook book helped african americans survive a difficult time and negotiate between safe harbors unknown territory in america where you did not know what was going to happen. but it also was an act of resistance saying we're not going to take this any more. see what we can do as people, as americans, to create a brighter future, to make our lives live abl and enjoyable. >> alvin hall and his book, driving the green book, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> we have live coverage coming up this afternoon from the tuscon festival of books, day two. it's held on the campus of the university of arizona, about 100,000 people attend this festival, several hundred authors as well. we spend two hours talking with h

we'll say patrick's day's tomorrow in americans won't just be wearing green. will be spending a lot of it. the holidays involved to embrace irish food music and the emerald isle. signature color americans planning to celebrate are expected to drop a collective $6.9 billion this year. that's a billion more than last year and at all time high, according to the national retail federation. thank you so much for joining us. this noontime enjoyed this brief break in the rain before it moves right back into the bay. we have you covered for new zealand weather online anytime. the ktvu news, app and ktvu .com you know that we'll meet you back here for our next newscastd because pictionary is up next on this gorgeous thursday afternoon. - [natalie] can you guess what this is? if you guessed candy cane then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary." our first celebrity captain is the youngest of seven kids. those must have been some crazy games of "pictionary." it's actress jennie garth, and with her are julie and her brother, jeff. our next celebrity captain is a man w

possible to provide them for old planes, they are currently being studied in two american ministries at once if the greenht initiative will be given this will be the first time when washington will give kyiv the opportunity to fire advanced missiles anna basova details tv channel inter marathon the only news is the war in ukraine started the development of a new combat aircraft of the next sixth generation, great britain, italy and japan are jointly engaged in this, it will be a super modern fighter with advanced equipment and the latest weapons , our london special correspondent svitlana charnetska will tell the details at the exhibition in tokyo , representatives of great britain and italy and japan evaluated a three-meter model of the future combat aircraft and three-dimensional simulators , it is expected that the new fighter in terms of its characteristics is better than the best air ships of russia, china, and even the united states, it should be a jet aircraft with enhanced capabilities, with a speed that will make the ship invisible to radars, with advanced sensors , innovative data systems, arti

of our colony all of a sudden crossed another american armored column, and behind us were the iraqi military and otdama militias. instead of the promised green corridor. we were under heavy fire, american and iranian diplomats and journalists jumped out of the car and lay down on the ground, they fired not only from machine guns, but also from grenade launchers, the shooting lasted at least 20 minutes, this video was shot. i'm already under fire from the news operator, stanislavl. as a result of the shelling, he was seriously wounded. ambassador vladimir arkhipov received minor injuries and the ambassador himself and two more diplomats, when the american convoy passed the shooting subsided , the wounded driver was taken to the nearest hospital in the city of fallujah. the diplomats spent the night there, and in the morning they got to the checkpoint from the heating elements, where the press was shown bullet holes and bullets from the m16 stuck in the seat of the embassy car, just that day the fake news appeared in the american press that the russians were allegedly secretly removing archives. from adam , the us military even tried to search

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[end video clip] >> this experience of learning about the green book era left you with what views about american? -- america? >> this left me with a deep understanding that people don't know about this. in america, and don't want to acknowledge the impact that this long. in america had on african-americans, possibilities and aspirations in this country. i also came to understand that within the black community, there are a lot of ways that we sustained ourselves through this. of time. that the community supported each other, and that there was joy, that black people were able to find even in these times of restriction, joy, and the imagination and ingenuity and capital to create a world parallel to the american dream. there is an optimism in creating that parallel world. it was the possibility of the future being better for yourself and your children. how much more american can that be? >> that is important to say because along the way he did not only hear about stories of harassment, any people shared happy memories of long car trips with their family, food games and singing. road trips were no

can get food, clothes, beauty needs, target which is slightly better than expectations and green shoots, american eagle reinstated dividend inventories are coming down nicely so i think it's a decent setup with low expectations and inventory is back under control going to 2023. >> do you still expect a recession, stacy? >> you know, i think it's -- it's a possibility for sure but i think the consumer has always taught us that it is incredibly resilient here. there are some signs that you have to be concerned about which is people are spending more on credit obviously we are hearing that, we heard that last part from best bye who is going to report today. so i think we are concerned that consumers are getting ahead of themselves and perhaps increasing debt again and we get into trouble six months down the road. >> one of the reasons for strength of the consumer is jobs. we are seeing job creation every month and alphabet self-driving company cutting jobs adding to other string of job cuts we have been talking about. waymo will cut employees, second layoffs this year, cut of 8% of the workforce. th

american society. we have marjorie taylor green saying maybe red states ships the seed. we literally fought a war about that. so what he's doing is he's taking an issue that is blank across america across red cross blue democrats. conservative of we struggle with how to deal with race and equity in this country. but he is taking a fringe approach in making it very aggressive. yeah, i mean that's an interesting take it. and i'm wondering, i know that republican commentators they keep saying de santis is going to and l just can't to see which of course he hasn't done that. do you see the, do you see this attack on the work agenda? is that the foundation for what will probably be a presidential candidacy launch? absolutely, he is positioning is how he influenced f f for president. trump is great. it marking. he's great. it has selling himself. he cleaned up in the mid terms, including and counties that went for biting in 2020. he had amazing results. and so he is creating a platform that will be run by emotion that will be run it by this wedge issue. the question they have

green theme for 800. the title characters of this american novel throughout the book, every now and then, looks at the greenther side of the bay, near the house buchanans. great gats, write letters for a thousand dmitry andreyevich pavlovna where did he write a letter to eight clergy who earlier demanded that he stop? answer this is martin luther king 's teaching of the saint. this proverb about teaching is found in dahl's dictionary. although in bulat okudzhava's song it is attributed to chekhov that he loves to study him, the teacher is a fool. anton fell. chekhov once noticed that the smart one loves to study, and the fool loves to learn green theme for 1,000. in 1905, he captured a portrait of his wife, buyers subsequently gave the painting the name of the green stripe. yew andrei matisse the motive itself was called the canvas is simply madame mathis sand for 800. sky white scarf blood and yellow sand group aria dedicated her song to a representative of this profession next to the german pile jews settled in the ninth century, and holy sand has been operating in the city since 1076 it is one of the old

american money. that's what it is. such green papers are serious, but what exactly are these contracts for the supplyf chagoki? there is something else that is not specifically stated, just like you . there seem to be 5 billion contracts that were signed in china, just as specifically. негоровываться про что идеа conversation well, i'll interrupt you, i'll explain why i'm asking, because we have a lot of things, well, strakhov, well, fear is a bad word , fear, we have fears that in this way , through belarus, weapons can enter russia from iran , through belarus, and that's exactly it. contracts for the supply of weapons or ammunition from iran through belarus to bypass sanctions to russia, is this a possible option, please, i very much doubt it, when it comes to the experience of previous cooperation with iran, detailed, we have never received a normal adjustment, one son , help the official minsk and tehran three attempts were already there, the presidents agreed that now we will have a breakthrough in both political and economic nauts, iran tried to enter the belarusian market with its money and is

diplomatic dialogue with russia . representatives of both american parties are asking the us authorities to help ukraine, and congresswoman marjorie taylor green has even declared that the americans do not support the war in ukraine and i am very unhappy with washington financing and pushing for it i am categorically against the war in ukraine i want to see that it is over. i want russia and ukraine to sit down at the peace table and end this war. but you know who's running it all. it's america that should stop promoting war in ukraine not happy on arms rates and in germany anti-war rallies do not subside there german activists and ordinary citizens demand to stop the supply of weapons to ukraine to abandon the sanctions policy and put an end to the conflict. even if this war does not spill over to germany, we must bear this burden and pay for it. this war is eating away at our homes, our pensions , and our future children. in the meantime, support for ukraine has clearly eaten away the patience of the german chancellor . he asked zelensky to stop moaning and complaining about the lack of military assistance from germany schultz said that he f

americans, either. one percent, 10 percent green crises right now. you know, banking wages, the health care system, the united states, and really terrible condition, our debt. and so when we were taking actions that would alleviate these problem because the nighted stage about what kind of resurfacing the cold war mccarthy's and you know, that would be social, straight up here would be socials in the u. s. so instead, you know, you kind of make this play for germany based on military strength is military power . you create these, these john quincy adams called the monsters to destroy long ago, right after world war 2. george can still have 6 percent of the population and 50 percent of the wealth, and our task is to maintain disposition of disparity. and that's really still american policy to, to, to maintain the power to maintain that power. and it used to sell the idea to america, get prosperity from detroit to steel mills of basis like that, that's not there anymore. now it's based on the fear and, and all of these other problems that emerge. and s

what were those bills and some of the others from the last congress in they were the green new deal. you, the american public, you know, you know now what the green new deal will do to you. let's talk about my district a little bit. propane, a primary heating source for many of us in wisconsin, we paid 80 cents a gallon in summer of 2000 to fill our tanks we paid 2 1/2 times as much just a couple of years after the previous administration has left office. think about the ford motor company, iconic company here in america. lost $2 billion on their electric vehicle segment of their business. i can tell you, contractors, loggers, farmers, they're not going to drive a ford lightning in northern wisconsin when it's 25 below because it does not work. i think about bilas county where they were going to apply to repair a road under the infrastructure bill. $1.5 billion using federal money. talked to a local contractor. without the federal permitting requirements they could build it for half of that. $750,000. one of the key provisions to this is the reform to nepa. it does not change environmental standards.

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