dani: ok, anders, thank you very much. we have to leave it there. anders opeddal, c.e.o.equinor. v.w. now coming in, it is a disappointing figure. they had seen deliveries up 5% to 10%. now they'll see deliveries flat. similar to the prior year. margin also coming under pressure. 7% to 8 1/2%. the estimate had been for 8.4%. manus: dani, they identify semiconductors undersupply, i don't think there's any shock, but supply bottlenecks. they expect those semiconductor supplies to improve into the fourth quarter. this is what we're beginning to hear incrementally from c.e.o.'s. that perhaps as china steps back a little bit on zero covid whether they do or don't, that could change the supply chain market perspective. in terms of rest they have flow, the economic outlook darkens. v.w. joins ford with a surprise decision this week to cease all activities with u.s. driverless vehicle company argo. there's a number of different things going on with v.w. but i think the supply chain is probably the biggest thing we have there. the stock, let's just see how it's indicated to open o

scandal in europe of former nato secretary general anders fokrasmus is suspected of large-scale financialin recent years, rasmuson held the position of a manager in a latvian bank, as it now turns out, he approved large transactions without the required collateral. as a result, a $160 million hole appeared in the assets, which led to bankruptcy. rasmusn himself said that the quote would sort out the accusations. when the trial begins, i remind you that the post of secretary general rasmuson held 5 years, 2009 to the fourteenth later 3 years until 2019 was in the non-staff adviser to the president of ukraine poroshenko , this teaches condense on silvia berlusconi euro.

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ander had struggle to find healing. and it was transformational. there was not a dry eye in the congregation. and it was so vulnerable and so poignant and so powerful, especially because it's so scary. and it's not done in most places. it's a lot easier to stand up and talk about, you know, healing from a surgery, or some illness but to speak about mental illness in our community is not done. this person is doing it. >> believe it or not, we're coming to the end of our time together. but i want to say, in our jewish tradition, we have this notion that there is no learning without economic viability and vitality. and there isn't economic viability and vitality without learning. in that context. this initiative others rely on so many different components to make it whole. among them, philanthropy. i wonder if you can talk about what the philanthropic thread is for this initiative. i know other places do things in different ways. but what is your economic sort of vitality attached to this learning? >> right. so as rabbi -- stacy mentioned after her se

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it is interesting that the document is promoting them with the head of the alliance, anders fokrasmussonrked on an agreement for several months instead of with the head of zelensky’s office, andriy yermak . by the way, yermak himself, as it turned out, was not at all satisfied with the help from the united states, he estimated the level of support from washington at only 70%. because in london this figure is all 100, the official admitted this during a conversation with what he thought was the ex-us ambassador in russia and however, vovan's lexus pranksters were hiding behind the guise of a diplomat and on what other revelations did they manage to bring yermak listened to elizaveta khramtsova? a conversation with a prankster, who seems important to you personally , is like a conversation in the kitchen, you can carefully tell in a whisper, what you usually try to forget, here is the head of the office of the president of ukraine andriy yermak answering a question on duty. as a situation, it then withstands the mkhatov pause, then it says something that cannot be heard by ear, but is read

among the captured soldiers who still left, they began to look for personnel for the army of general anders and for the second ice people's army, which also fought on the side of the soviet union. historians say that the position of poland during the second world war turned out to be the most paradoxical thing is to suddenly fight on the side of the red army. but for our repressed officers who survived in the camps of kazakhstan and siberia, it was the only opportunity to get out of there alive and return home to their country, despite the fact that the poles put their shoulder to the russian soldiers in the fight against the nazis, the attitude towards the bran the neighbor's interpretation of the poles as enemies has not improved at all, and while liberating the territories from the germans, they looted, stole , raped women, and this is one of the most dramatic things for us. of course, we can also do a lot to the germans present but they did not, for example, rape people, this was poorly perceived by their racist policy, therefore, even after the end of the second world war, the attitude

normandy. literary work is mostly autobiographical, that maintains close links with so she ology chair, anders olson explained some of the reasons why the swedish academy chose ano for this year's award. annie eleanor was born in 1914 and grew up in the little town of eve tore in normandy. her setting was poor, but ambitious. and in her area, she consistently explores the experience of alive, marked by great disparities regarding gender language and class. her literary work, dealing with her class experience, andrew background began early as memory project with the ambition of widening the boundaries of literature beyond fiction. in the narrow sense, any to construction of the past. it liens on myself posts. i le chapstick don't pell d, but he guides the search in an entirely new direction. despite a consciously plain literary style, he declares that he is em, quote ethnology east of herself, and quote, rather than a writer of fiction. well, form on this, i'm no jumper, david levitz from d. w called so david, tell us a bit more about this is when a well, i mean i knew has said good, it's the n

and terry anders olson explained some of the reasons why the swedish academy shows or no for this years award. and the law was born in 1914 and grew up in the little town of eve tool in normandy. her setting was poor, but then vicious. and in her area, she consistently explores the experience of alive marked by great disparities regarding gender language and class. i literally work dealing with her class experience and rude background began earlier as a memory project with ambition, a widening of the boundaries of literature beyond fiction. in the narrow sense, in its reconstruction of the past, it's liens on marson posts. i love a substitute, don't pell d, but she guides the search in an entirely new direction. despite or consciously play literary style, she declares that she isn't quote ethnology east of herself. and quote, rather than the writer of fiction, that is nobela committee chair. and there's also explaining why the swedish academy shows at no for this years, nobel prize and literature. and that is unfortunately already our time for today. but as always, the conversation cont

priluchny, the series has not left the top five for the past month a truly cosmic breakthrough was made by anderhe movie rogue one from the star wars universe, plus 12 positions and fifth place in the top of the popular popularity of online tv shows, as usual, to compile the rating of the film industry, they analyze the data of the largest film portals and search engines for the past serial week. and when calculating points , the hit of the series in the top of each of the services is taken into account. in the position of serials in them, as well as an analysis of the dynamics of fluctuations in search queries. ivan kudryavtsev was with you and the film industry program in the new release exactly one week later new movies names events and openings and remember it is important to go to the cinema. dear friends, i want to offer you a mini-series of very small dates, which we filmed almost 30 years ago. i thought about what, probably, they should talk about painting, that is , the idea arose to try to hear what the artist could hear when he painted a portrait or landscape? it seems to me that it m

in russia ussr modern talking modern conversation there dieter bohlen and anderson anderson thomas andersthe way he is completely unknown, for example he was in america, he was a canadian acquaintance of mine he did not know who is it in general, no one has flown here, such a local person, but in europe you will not be popular, so dieter bohlen is so second, so that there was a blond who always showed as if he was playing at something. well, this one. he recently announced to the west that he criticized the sanctions against russia, he said that now we all have to freeze here or something. the dude is a multi-millionaire, well, he doesn't have any money in his wallet anymore, he's just freezing for such nice hutsul socks made of sheep's wool, those with a nice pattern, we'll buy them we'll send people, you have to listen to rock music, there was no i listened to this pop in the fifth grade. well, what do we see now in the suviks? they are all in a bad way, first of all, very well, mostly not very wise, i won't call it what i want to say . that rock - this is it, this is our ukraine should

nato anders fok rasmuson was in the aftermath.he is suspected of his participation in the scandalous bankruptcy of the local bank rasmus, who then worked as an adviser to the president ukraine poroshenko decided to join the board of the bank. as the politician himself stated, in order to make a personal contribution to the fact that the financial system of latvia meets european and international standards. his efforts have led to the fact that the institution's obligations to creditors have significantly exceeded all of its assets . other topics, the average level of response, according to the decree of the president, now operates in the belgorod region. the region is constantly shelled by the ukrainian armed forces, ukrainian troops hit only civilian targets and residential buildings on the eve of the regional center was partially left without electricity for power engineers. the fire illuminated the de-energized streets of belgorod as quickly as possible . residents of the regional center. every day they hear the cannonade in th

anders aslount is an american analyst based here in washington and he said that in fact putin continues to dig himself an even deeper hole. he said that when russia tries to take such actions and is trying to force the world to help ukraine less and force ukraine to negotiate , in fact it has the opposite effect. andersen said that every time russia's attacks become more brutal, the world community becomes less and less reasons to even talk to, as he said, a barbarian . and also, you know, there are a lot of calls now that air defense systems are extremely necessary in ukraine, in particular, the minister of foreign affairs of estonia said today that this is how the ukrainian troops were able to shoot down most of the missiles, but six of them still arrived and he said that we, as a european community, will do everything to prevent this from happening, and he said that europe and the world should do more and provide, in particular, more air defense systems, but anti-aircraft the defense also wants to talk, we know that such calls are also from the ukrainian leadership, they say that it

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after election against john clanton and another candidate anders stevenson to become a legal rival a friendly rival at the time won the close election was had to washington. he never been to washington before when he got there he was shocked by what he saw. washington still bore the effects of the war of 1812 but they done to the capitol building tyler was quite shocked of seeing washington and what it looked like in the wake of the destruction during the war. the destruction he saw reinforced something else his father had introduced to him as a young man. he seemed to operate under the assumption as both a congressman anything good for the british was not good for the united states. he nursed a grudge if you will looking at the destruction the british had brought about during the war of 1812. he quickly got over that got over the initial shock of seeing the way the buildings look is not in the actual capitol proceedings were done and another building a much more cramped building across town. tyler, much like he had done in the virginia house of delegates did not wait for an invitati

so to have people of color that is in ander did just americans living in the south and not command, not under their thumb wasn't insult to white supremacy. i think that was also very much a part of their antagonism and their ability. >> you are disintegrating the union if you force this on us from the north. also confrontations in congress per than the indian removal act passes in 1835 by five votes. in states rights realizing the jackson government to forcibly remove tens of thousands of native people perjured anyone jackson's administration question expulsion? what so you are right. as you say they need need in west of the mississippi they did the federal government to pay for it and supervise there were a few folks who voiced some quiet opposition to this policy. jackson quickly force them out. and appointed and their place. there congressman certainly who, in both parties who opposed aindian removal. her stories jackson went around rightly political careers of these people and said it's going to be the end of your career this threat was as threatening as a threat the tremendous amou

former overstock.com patrick burn ander trump national security adviser michael flynn. which is particularly concerning. you probably remember michael flynn for a million reasons and none of them very good. and you might even remember the overstock ceo but the two of them together as a team calls back to one specific thing. in december of 2020, those two men were part of a small group that met with trum npt moefal office and tried to convince him to order the u.s. military to seize voting machines across the country. they even drafted an executive order for it. but this time those two are not marching into the white house and going after the election at the national level. they're going after the most fundamental aspect of our democracy from the ground up. here is flynn this past weekend talking to a crowd of 5,000 people at a far right vent in pennsylvania. >> so my big thing, my big thing, it has been for a long, long time, but particularly in the last couple years, has been to get involved at the local level. if can you volunteer in a local presinct, that's great. my

i go, this is ander behring breivik stuff. all of these had of these templates all over them. what happens when that goes away from the individual gamer man with an ar-15 and goes to organized groups that decide they will become the i this republican army in the u.s.? you have the republican party explaining away house none of this is terrorism and none of them in their party are terrorists but i support everything they stand for. normal violence in the u.s. is an anathema, you will know it when you see it when titus decides -- as they say on their forums, what is our breaking point? they cannot answer it but someday they will answer it. it will be unhealthy. >> hi there. i came in late. malcolm: don't worry, there is a whole book you can read. >> the last time i saw you on television, you were in ukraine and you are ready to go. obviously, it does not make sense for you to be there anymore. malcolm: i am going back next friday. i was in the ukrainian army. >> i am sorry if you cover this before. i would like to know -- i thought you were not going to go back. why did you leav

boundaries, hispanic families, white families all had double digit increases, some more than that ander schools did t see a decline even though parents, pocketbooks are stretched, charter schools were up so one of the innovations you see there could be more sustainable and last for a longer pit of time post pandemic? >> a lot of these experiments out of necessity, homeschool distortions or families got together and hired a teacher upset how his or her district was handling the situation, they had a teacher for a handful of ten or 12 kids, seeing those solutions for many families working very well, the policy to support that is around these savings accounts that would allow families flexibly to address the needs of the children based on what they discovered worked for them. those innovations need room to continue too grow and more established if they are successful for some families, they would be successful for others. it's a great opportunity for teachers as well m because i thk many teachers were frustrated how their system and the system navigated and handled this. so for teachers to

she will lay to express her admiration for anders brevity, the neo nazi him. mad at 77 people in norway from around june 2010, the english to french lee started coming to demonstrations supporting the pro israel counter demonstrators. so they were dressed in camouflage care. they often had balaclava as dogs with them. so george's flags here, the whole thing huffman is not the only pro israel activist who had links to the fall, right. he worked closely with blogger, richard mallet. mallets blog regularly provided a platform from about to mow and other e d l supporters. there are lots of examples about right racism in regard to most comments on richard minutes blog. for example. she refers to broker clad dragons and filthy bearded vermin. arabs have been eating campbell for years. the cult of islam has the power to turn normal human beings into beasts huffman and melody, distance themselves from the e. d l in 2011. but they will play a key role in labels anti semitism crisis. ah, the majority of cubans, critics do not embrace all right, politics, but they blame corbin for allowing anti se

earliest memories are sitting with her granathe wating the klux klan try to intimite and teorize he house ander granather dendingita gun, defending his fily. y: we wi fture extensive experts and speak with jeanne theoharis, author of the book "the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks," on which the film is based. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in iran, a massive fire engulfed parts of tehran's infamous evin prison saturday, killing at least eight people and iuring dozens of others. it's unclear exactly what happened, though iranian state media reports prisoners and guards clashed before the blaze erupted. witnesses reported hearing explosions and gunfire coming from the prison. evin is well known for housing political prisoners and anti-government protesters. many of its former captives have said they were mistreated or tortured there. the blaze came as iran remains roiled by mass protests and just a day before the one month anniversary of the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini, who died while in the custody of i

seen one recession the global financial cries well, every recession is not a global financial crisis ander recession is not a credit crisis for banks. so i think what you'll see here is banks will outperform through the recession, because a lot of thtest rk is pushed outside of the u.s. banking industry not to say you won't have blowups and a risk for banks to have a ricochet effect from banks outside the industry, but to say a risk to an extent likely to lead to better expected results i did say this is act one. act one for bank of america looks great. results today, higher, 8% higher revenues in three months great credit quality this is a great act one. there's only act one of maybe a four-act play. so we'll have to still monitor this, but right now it looks pretty good. >> why is it different or distinct say than jpmorgan which also has a scaleability you talk about. >> look, jpmorgan is a leader in technology we talk about the industry in jpmorgan and bank of america transitioning to digital banking 2.0 when they offer products, relationships, experiences, connections, that were never

been able to talk to him, and you know, i think the campaign is trying to sort of find a way to me ander through this. they've been up front in saying that he has the auditory processing issue come means you can't comprehend. it's not a hearing -- it's not just a hearing thing. it's a cognitive thing where you can't sort of understand what someone is saying to you. it's common that happens to stroke victims. i want to make sure that that's put out there, but i think the biggest challenge has been that it started with a stark lack of transparency and it's created doubt among reporters who have to cover it, and also voters who are trying to decide where they go in this election and i think they would have been -- they would have best served him had they provided their medical information as soon as it happened. look, you mentioned casey and you mentioned specter, when those two gentlemen have their individual house problems, there were medical experts standing on either side of them at events and at press conferences explaining to reporters and to constituents, this is what's going on. thi

. >> sandra: let's bring in anders, former secretary general of nato.give us some sense of where you believe this war is as of today? >> we have seen incredible ukraine progress underground, not least thanks to massive weapons deliveries from the united states, but also from european countries, and the ukrainians have demonstrated high efficiency in using the weapons they need. so one thing to do, continue the weapons deliveries and deliver even more heavy and sophisticated weapons to ukrainians. >> john: the ukrainians are committed in their defense of the country, no question about that, and now vladimir putin is getting his back up against the wall and we see that he's implemented the draft there, he's bringing conscripts up that he wants to send to the front, threatening the use of nuclear weapons. do you believe that he is serious about using nuclear weapons? do you think it's a bluff, and if he ever were to deploy a nuclear weapon, whether it be in ukraine or somewhere else, what should the response from nato be? >> yeah, firstly we always have to

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. >> reporter: for the act centric ander repressable maim, she won the first of five tonys, honored foryour hurry ♪ >> reporter: born in england, lansbury married twice, the second time to peter shaw for 54 years, with whom she had two children and became an american citizen. her remarkable range kept her career strong as she aged. for a dozen seasons as jessica fletcher on tv's "murder, she wrote." >> one of you please tell me what's happening. >> reporter: and mrs. potts in the big screen's "beauty and the beast." ♪ true as it can be ♪ my kind of thing has always been, try me, you know? people said, would you do so and so, i said, i don't know, try me. let me read it, you know? and that's the way it's always been. >> reporter: leaving a legacy of characters that were just sensational. ann thompson, nbc news. >> i like that. try me. that will do it for me today. "deadline white house" starts after this quick break. ter thisk this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for ad

which only occasionally scatters the mysterious northern lights. directed by ue anders the film was preparedcreening and voiced by channel one television company text read by sergei garmash this region can be called the largest nature reserve in europe stormy rivers fabulous mountains impenetrable forests right up to the horizon wolverine wolves and brown bears live here. here is the border between europe and asia, this is the urals this mountain range stretches from the arctic tundra to the steppes of kazakhstan for 2000 km. the urals separate europe and asia and two natural zones, taiga and steppe. in early spring and late autumn, you can observe the amazing phenomenon of migration of elk, the largest animals of this region. they go in search of new pastures from year to year doing the same way. moose almost does not rest, staying in one place, no more than 1-2 days. for many of them , the ural rivers become an insurmountable obstacle; moose migrate, small groups of main directions are two north, south and west to east. females with babies are the first to set off, later males and moose co

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now joining her israel, anders, selena. we can sanger, who has been refereeing at the top level since 2012. and the 3rd is japan's. is she me yamashita who was fee for listed in 2015. she's described her selection for this tournament as a dream and says, she's ready to handle the big occasion and property. so i want, you know, of course, i think the pressure is huge and i have a lot of responsibility. but i'm really happy to take on this duty and pressure. so i tried to take it positively. one of the big goals as a referees to bring out the beauty of soccer, i will do my best and do what i can to make that happen again. so if i need to communicate with the players, i will do that. if i need to show a card, i will show a card, rather than just control. i'm thinking about the bigger goal of bringing out the appeal of soccer because i would be very happy if my being a female referee helps women play an active role in sports. and especially in soccer, in japan, there is still a long way to go for women in the world of soccer. s

which only occasionally scatters the mysterious northern lights. directed by uwe anders the film waspared for screening and dubbed by channel one tv company the text was read by sergey garmash endless forests on the shores of the pacific ocean are shrouded in foggy haze at first glance they resemble the amazon jungle this amazing corner of the earth is unlike any other region of russia a special climate, a peculiar relief , unique flora and fauna, despite the proximity of the ocean winter. it is cold and long here to survive in this harsh land. not so easy. the far east really seems to the inhabitants of the central regions of russia, the real edge of the russian land, as the settlers of the 19th century called it, is very distant. here the largest country in the world meets the pacific ocean for 4 1/2 thousand kilometers stretches, the pacific coast of russia in comparison with central russia, few people live here. maybe that's why nature is preserved here in in its original form. the young marten harza rejoices at the first snow that fell at night, the harza, a very peculiar repres

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maria how to answer the question i answered question b the ugly duckling, i think han christian andersead the snow queen and i still remember very well that hans christian anderson wrote the book queen, they acted now ah. there are versions who wrote the question to the brave little tailor is also an option. b also operated by elimination. uh-huh who wrote the brave little tailor. i don't know mark, i can assume that the hub was written by the little tailor or or the grimm brothers or charles perrault the correct answer to the question is option b brave little tailor this fairy tale was written by the brothers grimm thank you for your comments for your answers the seventh question from which country did the art of ikebana come to us, and china b. india ts, japan time tell ikebana came to us from japan because the japanese could even understand what kind of person, what mood he has and what kind of character he has. how can you understand? here or only they can raise. well, this is an art you need to learn, most likely, i understood. i will definitely start doing this in order to unders

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this is how the swedish prime minister anders explained her refusal at the request of russia two weeksgo, several explosions thundered on both nord stream gas pipelines in the baltic sea between russia and germany, none of them were used at that time, but for several days methane in the literal sense shared on the surface. off the coast of sweden it is widely believed that this was done on purpose the swedes claim they have evidence of the presence of explosives, which confirm the actions of sabotage, but who exactly is behind the attack? here is the question, the generally accepted theory in the west is that the russians did it to punish the western allies for supporting ukraine in the eight-month war vladimir putin, however, claims that the united states did it because they get the most benefits from it, russian prime minister mikhail mishustin demanded, that the russian authorities and the state gas company gazprom have access to the investigation magda anderson, the prime minister of sweden flatly refused to comply with this request in sweden prevails the secrecy of the investigati

anders, as far as you know, the ccp's charter is prohibited.s not follow the general line. from the point of view of the charter, they are a violation of discipline with subsequent ones. uh, means removal from the party further, that is, the chinese inside do not discuss their struggles. this is considered a rule of bad taste, but we can really discuss it here, and the twentieth congress is the winners, if, uh, the previous composition of the nineteenth congress and the vice premiers and prime ministers were from the chinese communist youth league and them and reuters and at. japan in taiwan was said to be a faction loyal to the united states and loyal to the democratic party. uh, and with them has established a relationship has built a sino-us strategic economic alliance now is not something that even i imagined, most likely number two. most likely it will be from this faction, but at least you can’t just leave there so that they cleaned up, but they were calculated. that is, this is a complete full-scale unexpected and tough victory with this

russian world in the fight against nazism scandal in europe of the former nato secretary general anders fokrasmus. we are suspected of large-scale financial fraud. in recent years, rasmuson held the position of a manager in a latvian bank, as it now turns out, he approved large transactions without the required collateral. as a result , a $ 160 million hole appeared in the assets, which led to bankruptcy, razmus himself said that the quote will deal with the accusations, when the trial begins, let me remind you the post of secretary general rasmus served 5 years from 2009 to the fourteenth later 3 years until 2019 was outside the regular adviser to the president of ukraine poroshenko berlusconi, the european commission threatens, the german media reported the former italian prime minister with accusations of violating anti-russian sanctions the whole thing in a birthday present from vladimir putin, berlusconi himself spoke about him, who is now one of the leaders of the ruling coalition in the italian parliament. in september he turned 86, according to berlusconi, he received several bo