amine: no, for sure.: i think when all of that went down, i was thinking like, "ok, we have a silver lining. like, i'll get to spend all this time with ella. like, that'll be great." like, if everything else is falling apart, at least i'll get that. but then parentals were like, "psych. no. yoare noallowed to see each other." ella: we had been hanging out in person, just, like, wearing masks and stuff. ellie: yeah, like, staying 6 feet apart, which was, like, so hard. ella: yeah. ellie: like, that's just a completely different way of interacting with this kind of relationship, if you have to, like, not touch and, like, stay really far apart. ella: ellie's really, like, cute. she's, like, a really good writer. and like, so, you know, she's, like, emailing me poems. at the end of the summer when we were, like, both emo that you were leaving, she like, mailed me--even though we are, like, in the same place, she mailed me these little--they were, like, comic strips of, like, the summer, like, different things

oh, amin becca has a guess about the origin of the clear edge. it was apparently once a passageway built around a roman temple complex. the track leads directly to the excavation tent above the ruins. yeah. does this? yeah, that's our temple a galler roman temple. probably the 1st in which gods were once worshipped here and how the interior of the sanctuary was designed are the focus of amin becker and his excavation team. boucher and song is also interested. second, i always say area, archeologists, art magicians, listen. our knowledge is also based on what's found and the earth. we always need feedback from archeologists working in the field. thus, as i, that's what generates the aerial survey, because we see this wall is completely broken in that part, but it becomes much clearer here towards the east and it continues in that direction. so we can assume that if you dig there, you would come across a well preserved wall structure and that area washed as high as 30. that means these are negative growth features that are so obvious in the area of

created for the treatment of acute respiratory viral infections and reduce the risk of complications rf aminto viruses without pity for complications. let's talk about how to start the day correctly so that it benefits your health and that a full-fledged one awaits you ahead. ah, a night's rest. this is very important, because preparation for the evening begins in the morning. so, i advise all of you to always wake up at the same time, preferably early in the morning, this is important, because you wake up and you have the whole day ahead of you, and the most important thing here is to properly distribute the forces so , so that you have enough batteries to charge until the evening, so that the evening at a certain time. you just fell without thinking, i can't sleep. and what happens, and what will happen tomorrow you fell and everything in order to fall happy tired in the evening. you have to start the money right you open your eyes and you say thank you lord that i'm alive because you woke up. many people did not wake up that day. you are lucky is the first. that is, you must understand th

ah, hi amin. i am, you know, as you can see behind me, there are people starting to kind of come back out on the streets. i'm standing, one of the main thoroughfares that we cut through the city and we've seen a lot of pedestrian, some shops opening and even some restaurants around town. so people trying to kind of get on with their lives as best that they can under the difficult circumstances . on the way up here i, i came from western ukraine the other day, and i saw to lots of people returning to the capital on the train. as you're reporting vitale clips go advising against that, saying it's still not safe here. and you can ease preparing for more attacks on the capital from russia that russia have threatened retaliation for other various attacks on lemming, including one on a warship in the black sea. and we've seen a couple of those tax in the city in the last 36 hours yesterday, munitions factory, about 15 kilometers and where i'm standing was targeted. and the only out of this morning it wa

oh, but it was the latin emma, who i'm be near. won't be near sam amin yet then he, i got his name in the lobby on the thigh. come with me for a while. go here. mm. i think see if you, are you scared of the, with the amend, my thought sample do they they could have been in this video and look at them. what get that is that cause of it and then pick them up in the 2nd one is in those see one with the other. okay. like to see i will get people those folders, the most of them there, but i mean these 3 stages. so the 1st one is in the government, the we don't like shows bad faith by bothering an american company. then we convince ourselves that that company is our geopolitical enemy. and then we sell the intervention for as humanitarian intervention. we only do it to help them. we don't do anything for ourselves. in fact, we sacrifice ourselves for the good of others with american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya. the gun wrote a whole more kodachi was another example that calls on a number of impulses in the american intervention of spirit. ah man as mat csc was m.

so what, that nothing woman in the car at gunpoint, they long before you threatened with amin that youo take him to the police? do you think i'm a gun?

he is still looking for some amin. come out, damn, min, come out. well, listen, vladimirovna. don't know what kind of mine this is. well, i think i know about it your son is going to. he will come out without a dropper because of the appearance. at home it is cold to heat, then there is no one. i'll lie down while you, if you let me. lie down with us get better. i'll bring woolen socks and jam, grandma ballerina. what can they do with vitamins , proteins, a little bit of chocolate. that's depression. and can i have a little bit of chocolate too? such a rarity, congenital inversion, you have no idea how lucky you are, i can even imagine. i just can't imagine how i'm going to get through this. yes, i will help you. i am an excellent psychic. i have a marvelous biofield. want me right now. a little later, i'll tell you about the socks. okay, i'll have one more piece of chocolate, well, that's small. please don't in a minute. you will feel relieved, well, don't worry, don't worry if katenka does, and i have no doubt that she will. i will come right back to you. and we're rolling.

with hillary, we went into a dance hall in downtown buenos aires, and there was madeleine dancing amineraised jewish and at three of her four grandchildren, grandparents died in the holocaust. but some are in the middle of all that we gave a distinguished czech diplomat and a sound a chance to come to america, as refugees. and their daughter bound up becoming ambassador to the u.n. and secretary secreta. and doing lots of other good things. she made us laugh. she made us cry here are some of she made mad. but she had a full, hopeful life because she knew what she believed in. she knew what she was four. she knew what she was against. and she wanted other people -- what she was four. and then to talk about it instead of kill each other over it. that was basically her simple political philosophy. today we see in ukraine all too tragically what madeleine always knew, that the advance of freedom is neither inevitable nor permit it, and that in politics where the lure of power is strong and the temptation to abuse it is often irresistible,, there are no permanent victories or defeats. her bo

amin wkeoverno kathy ul to serve as lieutenant governor last year after she replaced andrew cuomo whensigned. benjamin is accused of obtaining illegal campaign contributions when he was a state senator in exchange for directing state funds to a real estate developer's charity. he's also accused of lying to state investigators. >> we allege that benjamin repeatedly lied on the vetting forms that he filled out before he was appointed lieutenant governor. that's a cover-up. >> benjamin, whose name is on the ballot in this year's election, pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> "usa today" reports lawmakers say the nfl's washington commanders may have broken financial laws. the house oversight committee announced it has evidence that the team and its owner, daniel snyder, withheld or concealed ticket revenue from visiting teams as well as refundable ticket deposits from season tickethoders. the commanders have denied any suggestion of financial impropriety. the findings were part of an investigation into allegations of a toxic work environment within the organization. >>> the "newark star

i am not alone, amin. yes, velvet revolution coming soon on, al jazeera on the bombardment in teams. and odessa, the missile on the road al jazeera meets ukrainians, determined to stay. you will not surrender just like that to fight. don't you shoot . i had a training 2 days ago, the show me how that works. and to defend the barricades. and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses to all from the front lines, despair and defiance voices from ukraine on al jazeera, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks whether we've learned any lessons from the h i. v epidemic in the fight against coven 90. o, we ignored the global sov. to put profits before people, ah, it won't cost ah, time of pugs on all just ah no, i marianne demise in london. look at the main stories we're following. now. ukraine has accused rusher of carrying out a deliberate massacre as if as its force his retreat from the town of boucher near the capital. keith, the hiring imag

terror i haven't seen before since 9/11 >> reporter: police have recovered a 0.9 millimeter pistol, amination, a hatchet, fireworks and a key foothis uhaul van. and stress they're still in the early stages of their investigation. look, they're requesting help from the public as well asking anyone who may have seen even the smallest thing out of the ordinary during their commute or may have some video to contact police >> we're hoping for some progress in that investigation today. >>> the latest severe weather outbreak has injured at least 23 people in texas. officials say a possible tornado left a path of destruction about 7 miles long just north of austin 12 people were taken to hospitals including one victim who's in critical condition. as you can see the storm did serious damage to many homes, and this morning there are nearly 150,000 power outages across texas and louisiana >> this dangerous system stretches all the way to minnesota where powerful winds caused at least nine semi-trucks to come crashish down and the storm also pounding many areas with hail. >> meanwhile blizzard conditions

that basically, according to the theory of mano amine neurotransmitters, who are based on boosting the contribution of serotonin to the synoptic pathway. what sort of liam up in the snatch? iowa is only legal in brazil for religious uses. many organizations in the country use these substances for rituals. mikaela lopez learned about the son to die me ritual from her uncle at a family dinner when she was 15. the religious practice revitalized as indigenous rituals that are combined with catholicism and the consumption of the iowa could drink. now 20, she's convinced that thanks to i was could she could overcome her fears and problems with family and friends. you are going to hit, i believe that the di me gave me awareness of my attitude. let me think how i connected to people have the things that i did what i 8 of us. and so for me, the di, me expanded my consciousness here. the priest of the congregation that mikaela attends, weekly warns that the drink should not be consumed outside the context of the religious ritual. ready florida, difficult outside of this context, the people aren'

amin figures has prepared a list of what russians are recommended to use instead of foreign internetvices, the list is extensive . it has 15 categories, so instead of foreign facebook, instagram and whatsapp from meta, which is recognized in russia as an extremist organization. and instead of tik tok, the department suggests using yapi there there i am russian and the forgotten icq there were replacements for programs for according to the figure, the ministry counted twice as many such hashes as foreign services. the rejection of zuma and skype should make up for services such as spherum jazz vinteo and vega irida . it is necessary to use yandex.browser and atom, this is the name of the department, they note that most of the domestic resources were popular with the russians even yes, everything is new restrictions - that's good. the name is old exactly thank you not a canteen with an economic review of the day today has become. it is known that russia send 45 employees to the polish embassies as well as the agent of the consulates of this country in irkutsk , kaliningrad and st. reci

i am not alone, amin. yes, velvet revolution coming soon on al jazeera feeling the debates. it is no, he job bad political unit. i am. if anyone here, smug women that i took was a dusty, this seemed a then says, note topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources in the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. the part of today's prov at this 3 on out is iraq on the bombardment, mtv under desa, the missile and see it on the road, al jazeera ukrainians, determined to stay. you will not surrender just like to fight. don't you shoot had a training 2 days ago, the show me how that works and to defend the barricades and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses to all from the front lines, despair and defiance voices from ukraine on al jazeera. ah, 11 o'clock and joe hall, the top stories here on al jazeera and more dead bodies have been discovered in the ukraine in town of butcher ass

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society of st. which is understandable to everyone out of time in the lead roles, the young actors amind varvara rakhmarova support them andrey sokolov the role of emperor nikolai ekaterina guseva and daniil strakhov is may 26, and tomorrow on our channel at 21:15 the premiere of the film ivan denisovich which was marked the prestigious golden eagle award, one of the most famous russian directors in the game of power created a film based on the story of alexander solzhenitsyn, who became a literary sensation 60 years ago. what is the story of the soldier shukhov who survived in the terrible conditions of the war of captivity and camps, while retaining inner freedom and remaining a man turns the mind upside down, the test does not break the hero, but makes him look at himself and the world around him differently, that is, alexander isaevich. she, of course, turned the minds of many, and my very impression was very strong. this strong one had to be translated into a new scenario. in my film, the tenth day before the end of the deadline is the sharpest time, when every day a step to the le

defense by the commander of the pontoon company ruslan akhmedov, a sabotage group was discovered that aminated the routes of movement of russian troops. during the battle. the saboteurs retreated, abandoning heavy weapons and explosives while clearing mines. ruslan personally discovered and defused 35 western -made mines. howitzer. artillery division. anatoly lukin, during a fire attack on the enemy, destroyed a mortar crew and a grad multiple launch rocket system, as well as more than 20 nationalists, yunus umar khadjiev, together with his comrades, ambushed a group of militants, and then during the battle destroyed most of them, as well as six units of anti-aircraft equipment under the direction of the missile battery. sergei morgunov. successfully repelled an air attack of the ukrainian security forces, two enemy helicopters and two drones were destroyed. the russian ministry of defense published archival documents on the crimes of ukrainian nationalists during the great patriotic war, materials speak of bullying, robberies and massacres of the civilian population, the cruelty of ukrainian

are replaced by amazing beauty with prices from the high society of st. leading roles, young actors amin and varvarakhmarova , and they are supported by andrey sokolov in the role of emperor nikolai ekaterina guseva and daniil this is the twenty-sixth of may, and tomorrow on our channel at 21:15 the premiere of the film ivan denisovich , which was awarded the prestigious golden eagle one award of the most famous russian directors, gleb panfilov created a picture based on the story of alexander solzhenitsyn, who became a literary sensation 60 years ago, shukhov, who survived in the terrible conditions of the war of captivity and camps. and at in doing so, he retained his inner freedom and remained a man. turns the mind. the test does not break the hero, but makes him look at himself and the world around him differently. alexander isaevich’s conscience, of course, turned the minds of many, and my very impression was very strong. this is strong. it was necessary to translate into a new scenario. in my film, the tenth day before the end of the term, the sharpest time, when the day a step to

and when you want to sleep, what is the mood here and what to do if the stylist amines sarsyan colorizesis gray day, advises with a colored umbrella or a bright detail in clothes? this is the same scarf that psychologist mikhail kasatkin has his own palette of colors multi-colored food effect, like with cartoons in childhood bright we are happy plus the same vitamin d raw materials and red fish. the main thing is not to move on sweets, you will be fine. it's okay with soda. get ready to rock your sugar levels. first it will jump, then it will fall sharply and all again sadness. how to manage to say kind words to someone support cheer up yourself it is better to combine it with a walk. yes, even in cloudy weather, michael, when we move, why does our mood improve sad mood? we seem to have lost our balance. we get dizzy when we we move, we restore balance, especially if we move on a scooter on a bicycle we stop then breathe deeply. standing on one leg, you can for five minutes, that is, we only think about not falling down, breathing becomes good for us. yes, because other sections of the b

they contain substances called amines, which cause headaches in migraine sufferers. yes, it is well known for a few hundred years people have migraines, i have, as a species, they study it, we study, we study understandable causes, understandable triggers. and glory to you, lord. it is clear. now the treatment is overflowing of the membranes of the brain with venous blood in the second stage of migraine. when no drugs are working anymore, there is a severe headache in the folding half more often in one half with a pulsation of the eye. so these products are being launched. yes, and so they are called, so i have a migraine that you write describe as pain in one half. this is very similar to a migraine. i don't drink red wine at all. like you, i practically don’t drink, but red wine is just never because i have severe migraine attacks and the dose of the global one is not important for me. luckily, i don't have. uh, for cheese, because i love cheese, but it's a fact these products. these are indeed migraine-inducing foods. and it's just necessary to know with one head

if it wasn't for one man, doctor amin abdicated mohammed says he was tired of seeing people bleed to death. so he set up somali as only public blood bank funded by private donors. this is what inspired him 5 years ago. about 600 people were killed when 2 truck bombs exploded in mogadishu was the worst attack in somalia. as history investigators blamed the armed group out of barb, many of those killed fled to death from their injuries. but i'm not dr. amad decided to do something about it, but it feels like the country is in an emergency all the time with many explosions and accidents, there is always a need for blood. this center supplies blood to many hospitals in the city to save the lives of wounded people, mothers and childbirth and others. it's all, she's one of the many people who have been saved with the blood that doctor had collect. he and his team deliver, it's a hospital where it's needed. he says more people die of blood loss than from the bullets hit them. and the u. n says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by bloo

she remotely aminated the area there.led petals, scattered just like leaves throughout the e, settlement. and this was already done when the ukrainian troops were withdrawing. uh, it turns out they left this settlement, that is, they, uh, act on the principle of scorched earth. and even if there were some peaceful ones. residents, then they will be injured from all these dangerous mines, which, by the way, are prohibited by all kinds of conventions. thank you it was andrew vitalyevich marochka. lieutenant colonel, representative of the armed forces of the lugansk people's republic, we wish you the courage to sit down. and, of course, victory is about your face and all the hijackers too. thanks a lot. thank you, we are switching, uh, to our permanent military expert, yuri ivanovich podlyako, who, uh, monitors the state of affairs on all fronts of the special military operation in yerevan, i have the floor for you, good afternoon. good afternoon. i would like to immediately continue the topic that you just finished about wh

well, here their amination revolutions have already collapsed completely. can you say about it? well, the formator, by the way, is not only. or for a long time and the exchange was updated. well , uh, but it didn’t completely overwhelm minami the informant, because they believed that the russian army meant and had marines ships that could land. well, they could attack, but the city was from the sea, so it was all completely littered with minami and the port was completely littered with the formator. well now this is a huge, of course, problem and for the ships that are there and in general for the functioning of this one. and by the way, now the period of storms will go there, not these mines, you will have to catch everything in general in azov. well , yes, we know about it, that is, in fact, they were held hostage here, because even with all the desire to get out there is no way out due to the fact that everything once everywhere are placed, how would, how would they go listen, well, they can’t on one's own. so the crew decided to get out and leave no. th

as the headline news continues, analysis era off top, i'm not alone amin, the as velvet revolution? ah. a whole ah, when sir sucks. john 1st took the presidency in 2008. it was nicole's inspired the crowd to protest the rid with on the socks. and this a whole give hard to kind of what is with i can hold shots, you had your time becoming a silly i'd and i dismiss mcclellan. i will room in jama. pass not 40 of us will need does my get hot of out here? have any hot up it was on her, but up on i do remember hearing that announcement. and i also remember the feedback that people, because most of the people were saying, probably not the right decision. you know, tara jump up much on, i'm enough mates. i'm in, i'm more passionate about, you know, uh huh. hello, nettie says tough with char updates on her elbow. com, hot, albuquerque. he should issue a bunch of but by this was the biggest square in all of our me. it was just not possible to fill it up. visit a busy man. i was donal, it'll come when i was just look busy hailstorm on goods. what i will clear to children is congo of motor chann

the time will come when amin grows up. and i'll tell him about everything that happened here in gluck, there's no snow now. do you like it better with or without snow? without having to show our wait and see how nice and green everything will be in summer actually gone. the library was nice it before and they say it was rebuilt exactly as it was, but i think it was nice of before on course. i mean, you know, with shania we have photos of the old library at my school. mm mm mm mm mm mm huh. seattle, he mash minutes a tiny or near to deal coupon to his i'm a t. i don't believe he's breath. i buried him anyway. it's just the resting place of his body was him on his own, as within me, his family and everyone who loved him. e possibly is your what a mallet amar is gone. these to every time i visit is great. if i say, let's have a smoke and let me smoke together. one cigarette for ama one for me. yes ma'am. we hadn't said ah, my name is a shaft a. my name's alisha busha. she got the not, i was almost 7 when the war began. some s

also haslinda amin in singapore to watch goes through all the central bank action we've seen. kathleen: key policy makers keep dangling the idea that more easing is coming, to try to slow these markets. are they going to cut some key risks now? yvonne: one of the things tilting at the balance for the people's bank of china, for the state council, basically chinese cabinet, is they see lockdowns, they see buyers out there. they see the factors due to covid zero and they know they've got another problem piled on top of surging commodity prices that is leaving businesses and consumers. they know it can be very tough to meet their 5.5 growth target, so right now, you see the chart we are going to watch closely. we've got the mls in the interim lending facility. it was cut a month ago. now 15 of 20 economists think it will be cut again tomorrow, friday, and they are also figuring -- it's like 10 basis cut, five basis point cut. but as james baker said in the last half-hour, the problem is you can cut the rrr rate, which should come next week. but you can give liquidity, credit and

in iraq , this was filmed by american pilots in july 2007 in baghdad, al-amin altani, well, they areopter opened fire with a thirty-millimeter cannon at civilians, having previously received the approval of the command, yes, you heard in the comments the composure of calm hair. well , just a war crime by all accounts. i tell him. and where will it be the proceedings and you know that he answered me nothing merged. more we don't correspond. this is not a war crime , this is the planting of democracy. it's americans for countries. if you go back to the vote, the hrc, again, the americans show how their huge victory. well, let's look at the numbers. how many there turns out 80 with superfluous. well, almost half a little less than half of the vote. they either voted or didn't, or didn't vote, or voted against the russian expulsion. that is, it turns out that, advertised by the united states, the consolidation of the entire civilized world against russia rests on the fact that only half of the delegation, half of the delegation of the general assembly, is under fear under desire. i don't

. -- amin.up, russia's war in ukraine is wreaking havoc on the $120 billion global grain straight. that interview and story is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 53 minutes and 30 european trading day. -- into the european trading day. we are still on inverted yield curves in the u.s. spanish asset managers are looking at reducing risk. and the italian 10-year yield down .063. silos in ukraine are bursting with corn. the stockpiles have gotten increasingly difficult to get to buyers. after turmoil that russia's war has brought in the global grain trade. megan, so much to talk about actually. grain being exported from ukraine, is it still happening, is it a sliver of what it used to be our says it -- or has it just stopped? >> usually ukraine's corn would be floated on big ships in the black sea found for asia and other customers. they have been closed so that grain is now being railed to the western border to neighboring nations. and then it can flow into ports in

course having to choose between smelly good and eating food may sound bad at least are not seeing amineweet, am i right? they found that 35 americans sa they wake up in the middle of the night thinking about me the think about finances they think about finances which raises the question, how about what things get before item voters admit they screwed up? burned back again. >> we can all afford fancy lunches in this economy. >> at least trump is not the president. >> i don't how to say that's about when was the last time yo bathe? i cat for laundry detergent but at least i have a clean conscience. >> well i also wanted to bring up the fact that you kind of look terrible. >> this was you a year ago. i had to read so many meet tweets back then. >> have eaten anything recently? i don't need to eat, i'm full o love. >> that's a sick woman. >> are there storebrand's in alaska? there are a few store brands an i'm excited that people are going out there confined at the discounts is no reason they should of taken this long i'm a huge fina discounts are like th marker for hansa. just the other da

good, a democratic love, but i am not alone. amin. yes, velvet revolution on al jazeera. ah, i don't know about this, and i don't have the top stories on al jazeera, ukrainian officials say almost 40 people have been killed in the russian rocket strike. on a train station in east ukraine, they say an evacuation effort was underway at the time of the attack. more than a 100 people are wounded. ukrainian, president of leukemia, zalinski described russia as an evil with no limits after the attack. but jeannette, separatists say the incident is ukrainian provocation. this is an ordinary railway, terminal. crowded with people waiting for trains to be evacuated, the safer areas. they hit these people. there are witnesses. there are videos, there are remnants of the missiles and dead people about 30 killed and 300 wounded . as of this moment. again, this is just an ordinary railway station, just an ordinary town in the east of ukraine. this is how russia came to protect the dumbass region, how they viewed the protection of the russian speaking population and dosage of bodies in

uses clear and unmistakable amines obvious or manifest. >> how is that applied as a regulation quick. >> it was exactly as we suggest in most evident in the decision before congress codified. >> it was applied to subsequent rulings as opposed to a mistake with the regulation or law? >> is not a decision that change the law it announced what the law had been at all times. >> how is hugh applied when it was regulatory quick. >> when there is a regulation and those of the fault requirement. and those two valid. just a clear unmistakable error. because even under different cause of theer regulation that is an example but that's not the only indication that is how the cue word is understood the government degrees that decision and that what brussels said is statutory or regulatory provisions if incorrectly applied that's exactly what we have here the statutory provision. >> you say that wagner did not change the law but this is the question whether there has been a change in the interpretation of the statute and there has quick. >> i don't think that is the question, your honor because the

every if it wasn't for one man, doctor amin abdicated mohammed says he was tired of seeing people bleed to death. so he set up somali as only public blood bank funded by private donors. this is what inspired him. 5 years ago. about 600 people were killed when 2 truck bombs exploded in mogadishu was the worst attack in somali. as history investigators blamed the armed group out of bob, many of those killed bled to death. from that injuries was put on to am. it decided to do something about it, but it feels like the country is in an emergency all the time with many explosions and accidents. there is always a need for blood. this center supplies blood to many hospitals in the city to save the lives of wounded people, mothers and childbirth and others. it's all, she's one of the many people who've been saved with the blood. the doctor had collect. he and his team deliver it to the hospital where it needed. he says more people die of blood loss than from the bullets hit them. and the u. n says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood

i am not alone. amin is velvet resolution on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm sammy's a dime. this is the news i live from del huh. coming up in the next 60 minutes. members of parliament in pakistan made to a like the new prime minister to succeed in bron. com, who emanuel, my gall warns, vote is against the appeal of xenophobia ahead of a 2nd round election showdown with far arrived. rival marine le pen a anger in the occupied west bank as another palestinian is killed in arrayed by israeli forces. new crimes president warns the coming week could be the most crucial yet for its forces. battling a russian offensive in the east and sports scottie scheffler has won the 1st major golf championship of his career. americans secure the masters, handled with a 3 shot victory at augusta. ah, politicians are gathering in pakistan to pick the new prime minister. they'll decide on a success to him, ron khan, who lost no confidence vote on saturday. more than a 100 mph with cons, focused on the hurricane. soft party of just resigned to protest again, his al

haidi: haslinda amin. you can tune into bloomberg for more on the first quarter gdp prints.t from the bloomberg commentary and analysis from our team of expert editors. coming up in the next hour, speaking to goldman sachs ahead of the bank of korea decision, expected to raise rates what economists are split. we will be getting views on the singapore rate decision as first quarter gdp crosses the bloomberg in a few minutes time. we have the market opens next ahead of the easter long weekend holiday, seeing a pretty robust when it comes to the start of trading in asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome to daybreak asia. haidi: asia's major markets have just open for trade, stock to set -- the previous he could cut interest rates on friday and lower the rrr within days. plus, the south korea central bank needs without a government. investors are waiting other policy decisions. first, we have first quarter gdp numbers coming out for singapore. seeing steady momentum. first-order gdp growing, missing expectations of 3.8%, missing that best when you break it down, manufacturing