anders said that a warm winter is one of the factors who contributed to this situation, can it then beat the situation with the gas supply of europe has been resolved and the issue is closed? are there any nuances possible? as they say, you know what i think this year is really closed, there are no problems with gas supply no, mr. aflud said correctly, i fully support him, i would only like to add that this year the european union became the first largest importer of lng gas in the world, ahead of china and japan, that is, including lg, the european union could completely replace russian gas is primarily an increase in supplies to the united states of america, it is also gas from norway, and we should also note the german program for the construction of lng terminals, i.e. lg terminals, and already the first terminal in the port near savin. in the baltic , it has already been built and the first deliveries of natural gas lg gas, that is why the situation is favorable for resource problems. i do not see a single issue in the european union today, of course, despite the fact that natural

anders aslan, diplomat, professor at joštalen university, senior researcher at the eurasia center ofarmed forces and, of course, we are waiting. on very good news from our western partners, i wonder how the opinion of mr. hasla will be, the translation echoes the opinion of valentin hankiv, who was in our studio, he said almost the same thing that the west has now invested a lot of grenades in ukraine in order to to allow ourselves to back down in some issues and this gives us hope that support for ukraine will only increase in the future of course we all want to believe in this of course we are grateful to all our partners for their help, friends we are grateful to you for being with us during these two in half an hour viktori had a light on bohdan masha and we say goodbye, our broadcast continues , our colleagues continue it, maria skyba, maksym sikora, who will appear here very soon. they are constantly gossiping about the border region of sumy and each of these attacks is the eternal fate of people, let's tell just one such story about one family of satanists from the curlew, fle

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. -- from tucson, arizona specifically, silvia gonzales anders. >> hello, thank you very much. my name is sylvia gonzalez anders and i joined the united states air force because i wanted to serve my country and pursue the american dream. my parents were immigrants from mexico, and they instilled strong values in us such as hard work, a thirst for education and a belief in fairness and justice for all. after the military i worked in the department of veterans affairs as a nurse. there i saw my fellow veterans suffering and paying paying the price for the work that they had done and the sacrifices they had made. our sacrifice and duty did not end when we took off our uniforms. for many of us we know it's our responsibility to continue to uphold that oath to defend our country and the constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic. when i saw the insurrection on the capitol happening on january 6, 2021 i was horrified and shocked to my core. i couldn't believe the way that they were desecrating the capitol, but worse than the physical damage they were attacking the very founda

dani: bloomberg's anders mellin giving us the details on the cut to tim cook's pay package. j.p. morgan and wells fargo are among the u.s. banks that are posting earnings today. joining us to discuss is bloomberg's charlie wells. set this up for us. last year, a bonanza for banks, given the markets and interest income, what happens in this reporting season? >> thanks in this moment have really rarely been cheaper. they are coming off their worst year since 2011. looking at q4 earnings, it is not looking like that story will change significantly. thanks face a lot of pressure. there is that recessionary threat and issues with deal flow. the estimate is investment banking revenue will be down 51%. it's not all bad news though. it is not like the american consumer is not in decent shape, balances are still about pre-pandemic levels, net interest income is going to boost of these are exhibit, but what we should focus on later today is how these ceo's will try to spend some of this mixed evidence. manus: i think everybody's going to be very focused on what jamie dimon's got to say abo

i didn't always agree with senator election or senator -- senator alex ander or -- alexander or senator blunt, but i always counted on them to make an effort to find common ground. speaking of common ground, senator burr had several lessons he shared in his farewell speech and i want to heed one of those lessons. thank your staff. they are actually the reason you are here. it isn't you. well, i couldn't agree more. we couldn't hold a single hearing or confirm a single nominee or pass a single bill without them. simply put, we couldn't do our jobs without the many staff members who are so dedicated to doing theirs. so i want to thank the nonpartisan committee staff led by the chief clerk chung shek who helped us to put together so much hearings and to make unprecedented adaptations during the covid pandemic. i want to thank the staffs of senators alexander and burr and in particular david cleary and linda simon and i want to thank the many, many members of my team, past and present who have done so much. there are way too many to name. i will name a a few. i will submit the full list. ni

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yes, yes, she says anders is looking for you. he cannot forget you.e bring up, a daughter, or that's just the point, how my daughter is perceived, it says everything. i'll still tell him to meet you, and he came to my house. he says i agree. i'll live here in russia so i say, i have to think. i probably won't be able to, then i'm really hard got sick. he says, well, damn it. i don't care. i kicked him out in the morning, i get out and look at the envelope, here. i call with money. anders why did you leave the money? you have to take them. i don't need your money. i still won't be your woman and your wife. he says i didn't leave you. i left your daughter with a difficult situation in your life. and then i thought that since he said that he did not leave his daughter to me. he thought of my daughter. i decided. so, after all, he, probably, he has some kind of soul, and it was important for me, so that they had contact with their daughter. because she did not know father's love, i had no right to bring a person into the house who would not love my daught

justin anders analyzes the video as the late, breaking details occurred. >> i analyzed every single second of this video, showing the moment that david depape walked onto the pelosi property busting the glass to get inside. it shows him climbing through the shattered glass. he did all of this in six minutes. we have police body camera video that is difficult and disturbing to watch. it is graphic. it illustrates what happened almost 3 months ago. >> reporter: the body camera footage shows us the second is that david depape attacked paul pelosi with a hammer, right in the foyer of their pacific heights home. >> this is san francisco police, do you need help? >> this is an analog call after david depape broke into the home early friday morning back in october. >> reporter: paul pelosi is seemingly calm on the 911 call up until this moment. >> i have a problem. >> call us back if it gets me too much. to make this gentleman just came into the house. he wants to wait here for my wife to come home. >> he is waiting for my wife to come houasthoffi ke . when the door opens, you see paul pelosi and

zach anders fox news. alright don't get too comfortable with those declining gas prices coming up when to expect start paying more to fill up and we are drying out just a bit tonight. but coming up our chief meteorologist bill martin will return to get us ready for a get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ate being after a year of soaring gasoline prices. the cost of fuel is expected to drop the app gasbuddy as released projections that indicate gas prices will drop earlier this year, declining by nearly 50 cents a gallon this month and next month. gasoline is expected to cost on average about $3 a gallon. but when those summer travel season does arrive gas is forecast to hit $4 a gallon on average, and then drop after the vacation season ends. california's minimum wage is now up to $15.50 an hour and that now applies to all businesses. aw takes effect today to make this happen. until today. the minimum wage had been at $14 an hour for businesses with 25

pedro earned a penalty, which was converted by luis albert and the final score was set by philippa andersour zero the romans move up to third place in the table, one point behind second-string milan, while napoli are already 12 points ahead of their closest pursuer after 19 rounds. well , those who bet on the victory of lazio almost three times increased your bank. of the german bundesliga after the resumption of the championship, the defending winner bayern can also not gain momentum after a draw in gevleipzig. they couldn’t win at home, cologne. here, too, the audience saw a goal already in the fourth minute, cains filed from the corner of the field, the habbet dropped the ball with a noskiri, which completed the attack, however, bayern this was enough to wake up munich from having an advantage to no. as a result, 2.5 ten shots on goal of the opponent reached the goal, however, only one, and even that one in the last minute of normal time the match for bayern saved her for kimming 11 the leader makes his fans nervous with difficulty, getting a draw in the middle ages and pleases those w

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this is, are kind of nice for me to anders, he's claims that actually we should be worried about how technology use us. which is a reverse perspective where technology actually can change deeply our human, our emotions and the way we are in the world. it's just a little that technology is the current word. so i don't think we can, we can imagine a word without it. it's a very, very difficult processed balance, our relationship with technology within that there knology for work. i think that the starting point is to question seriously our technology, the landscape. and i, i mean, i try to do is even though the topic is much wider than or you're mental under the german industrial. the last of our who in many ways was ahead of time for telling the dangers of being played by technology. so i saw that his 2nd book of athletes was titled the app. ma'am, i know that you don't like judging or moralizing in any way, but do you think by and large, 40 years after the publication of this book we have come to, you don't be in for kind of being proven that people are not all of them, but by and la

in fact, after september 11 bill clinton, tom ander brad sherman all three said something to the effect of how good these muslims attackck us? after all we have done for them? the reality was that the occupation of saudi raid hade nt ceased. the bombing of iraq had not ceased.ot support for israel and the dictatorship in the middle east had notot ceased. so the democrats have failed to bribe off these al-qaeda terrorists. all the motors to attack the united states were still on. and importantly, it wasn't just that they were angry about this policy. they had a strategy. the strategy was to provoke the united states into doing something stupid. in rules for radicals, not asymmetric political action including terrorism, the action is in the reaction of the opposition. inct this case al-qaeda, there were not trying to get america to justka turn around and run away. they didn't think it that way. they were trying to provoke a full-scale invasion of afghanistan so they could replicate the war that we'd help them fight against the soviets in the 1980s, to bog us down and in bin laden is work,

this is, are kind of nice for our ordering to anders. he's claims that actually we should be worried about how technology use us, which is a reverse perspective, where technology actually can change deeply our human, our emotions. and the way we are in the work. it's just a little that technology is the current word, so i don't think that we can, we can imagine a word without it. it's a very, very difficult processed balance. our relationship with technology with them at their knowledge. we're. i think that the starting point is to question seriously our technology, the landscape. and i, i mean, i try to do is even though the topic is much wider than or you mentioned that under the german industrial, a lot of our who in many ways was ahead of time for telling the dangers of being inflamed by technology so much so that his 2nd book of athletes was titled the app . ma'am, i know that you don't like judging moralizing in any way, but do you think by and large, 40 years after the publication of this book we have come to don't be in for kind

anders courtny, this comes as a bit of a surprise. >> reporter: a major reversal. the biden administration now prepared to announce they are sending m1 abrams tanks to ukraine according to three senior u.s. officials. a move designed to end a rift in the alliance supporting ukraine. germany is suggesting they would not provide their own tanks unless the u.s. did the same. the abrams is the main battle tanks of the u.s. military and ukraine, which relies on western military aid, has been asking for them for months but they require weeks of training, are difficult to maintain and the u.s. has to provide a version that does not include sensitive equipment to lead officials to resist sending them. an announcement to send a couple dozen tanks could come as early as tomorrow but stressed the decision is not yet final. the tanks would take many months to actually arrive in ukraine. lester. >> all right, thank you, courtney. >>> in 60 seconds the justice department suing google. could one of its key businesses be broken up? >>> and after the taylor swift ticket mess, music

anders, fuk rasmuson, festive illumination in front of the presidential palace will undoubtedly add splendorer valsky, nikolai petrov to lead. beijing you are now news of the last minutes vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with the president of kazakhstan, kassymzhemart, such you, as the kremlin press service reported, bilateral cooperation was discussed, including in the fuel and energy sector. the leaders also exchanged congratulations. happy new year, noting the high level of strategic partnership between our countries. in the european parliament is gaining momentum catergates corruption scandal over ties with the holding of the world cup and for it two more deputies could lose their immunity at once large bribes for attempts to influence the decision of the european parliament earlier, the minister of justice of hungary announced a serious moral crisis in the structure, according to her, officials have long moved away from simple problems europeans and are engaged only in their own enrichment. in brazil, see off on the last journey of the king of football, ilya, the coffin with

i have put in place 3rd party restoration mechanism so that every penny is accounted for. anders invested in the interest of the annuity and happiness. people who have been badly affected by these ferocious let's we must match the right response of the people of pakistan with our own efforts and massive investments to strengthen delcom communities for the featured. rebuilding buck is that in a resilient way, we will run in excess of $16000000000.00 us dollars and thought more will be needed in the longer term. and this includes only flood recovery and rehabilitation efforts, but also initiatives to address doubting social environmental and economic challenges . going out from office areas come on, hider is in pasha in pakistan. the conference in geneva organized in conjunction with the united nations. the secretary general of the united nations is in geneva to ahead of august on marcia to support from the international community from their door, not agency from friendly country. and although there's been a response from those countries to help august on out of trouble, it is nowhere near

i have put in place, turd party, religion mechanism, so that every penny is accounted for. anders invested in the interestof, the needy and happiness. people who have been badly affected by these ferocious lads. we must match the right response of the people of pakistan with our own efforts and massive investments to strengthen their communities for the future. at rebuilding pakistan in a resilient way will run in excess of $16000000000.00 us dollars and far more will be needed in the longer term. and this includes not only flood recovery and rehabilitation efforts, but also initiatives to address doubting social environmental and economic challenges come out high their reports from per shower in pakistan. much better member there is more 3 to 4 months than that to happen. the united nations actually generated and don't yogurt carriers came to budget on he went into the extensive lake and then it was decided that along with the secretary general up august, i need prime minister will hold this conference engineers to try to are dragged as much from friendly country, international donors, fi

i have put in place 3rd party reservation mechanism so that every penny is a condo, fall, anders invested in the interest of the nitty and happiness, people who have been badly affected by these ferocious let's indian authorities have ordered the evacuation of one of the holiest towns in the himalayas, hundreds of houses have started cracking and thinking, prime minister, no rent remote, he has discussed the issue with his cabinet. but many family say that received no help. the baba reports, i've gotten up, they live in one of the world's most picturesque places. but they're moving out because the grounds literally thinking beneath their feet. this is josh mouth in india or a canned region. it lives in the himalayas and it's a gateway to numerous shrines and tracking routes. and for months the $17000.00 residents have been sounding the alarm about worsening subsidence. yes, i think it either cardio good. everyone is leaving the place. there are several trucks. and in many places the water is slipping into the ground. many playing the problem on roads and tunnels being built for a nearby h

i have put in place 3rd party resolution mechanism so that every penny is a condo fall, anders invested in the interest of the nitty and happiness. people who have been badly affected by these ferocious lads, pakistan's climate change minister sherry rockman says the pledges are a good start, the recovery effort. it's encouraging to know that we the actually is a correlation of the willing to help countries, the better. and so that we're not caught in an endless humanitarian relief and regard the trap as the next climate gas gave. a crisis comes along. we do have to also create constituencies of change on the ground where people will be engaged in rebuilding back with us. the huge philanthropic community and back a son who does a heavy lift whenever there is such a disaster. although of course, this one is unmatched in living memory. but we are hopeful that our development partners will also assist us with the kind of cutting edge technical capacity needed to project dies. so much of the recovery that we at least be able to restore farm to market roles create really, really, networks th

i have put in place 3rd party resolution mechanism so that everybody is accounted for. anders invested in the interest of the needy and happiness. people who have been badly affected by these ferocious let's authorities in india have ordered the evacuation of one of the holiest towns in the himalayas. hundreds of houses have started cracking and sinking from minister nor inch remote. he has discussed the issue with his cabinet, but many family se that receives no help. nadine baba reports. i want to live, i got enough. they live in one of the world's most picturesque places. but they're moving out because the grounds literally sinking beneath their feet. this is jace mouth in india's utter account region, it lies in the himalayas and it's a gateway to numerous shrines and tracking routes. and for months the $17000.00 residents have been sounding the alarm about worsening subsidence. yes, advocate i that as a collegial where everyone was leaving the place for the as there are several tracks and in many places, water is slipping into the ground. many blame the problem on roads and tunnel

is already being discussed in to the european union, according to the swedish-american economist anderssunda, the transfer of funds can take place at any moment, it can be done at any time, it is absolutely clear that this money belongs to the russian state, this is a discussion about property rights, they are kept in the seventh central banks. so their it is easy to identify, therefore, all assets are absolutely liquid, so there are no complications here , it is only about a law that must be adopted in every country that owns these reserves, the first country of the european union that will transfer confiscated russian assets to ukraine could become estonia, as announced by a representative of the estonian ministry of foreign affairs , the country plans to create a legal framework that will help in the transfer of assets by the end of january in the morning - the assets of the central bank, for example, and early arrests since 1979 and they lie in banks all over the world in the framework of using these funds, e-e. unfortunately, the confiscation is there it used to be that it does not

obviously there are flood warnings and anders significant risk of landslide, or the systems expanding a bit. the rains going a bit for the know the bit for the west, giving some relief to those who've had nothing but persistent brain and elsewhere in southeast asia. there aren't that many shares is daily event admittedly, but they're focusing on sumatra, lynch. the malaysia may be thailand is now dry getting encumbered a less so suddenly it now which should be dry and still isn't. this is also unusual . the rain is now going off shore has been sitting over china now. finally, we're getting winter coming back. the real cold as sitting right up here has flooded through this is the forecast is sunday of course, september the drop down to where they should be. in fact they below where they should be in shanghai. that would be a big shock for you. and after reach all, we're down towards hong kong, bringing winter back is been missing for a while throughout the poor air quality still there in north. mindy persistent 14 places, particularly in new delhi, though it's not especially cold. you

so that every penny is a condo, fall, anders invested in the interest of the annuity and happiness. people who have been badly affected by these ferocious flats. we must match the right response of the people of pakistan with our own efforts and massive investments to strengthen delcom communities for the featured. rebuilding buck is that in a resilient way, we will run in excess of $16000000000.00 us dollars and thought more will be needed in the longer term. and this includes not only flood recovery and rehabilitation efforts, but also initiatives to address down things, social, environmental, and economic challenges. also to come on al jazeera, 2 major new york hospitals are crippled after war count by nurses. and how thailand is looking to gain from china's travel revival of the beijing lifted most of its copays 19 restrictions. ah, here's your headlines for the americas. good to see you. northern patagonia has been setting records in terms of those temperatures. we're talking about 40 degrees and for bi jablonka. we've got you in 437 on tuesday, but a big change for a couple of

okay, is probably speaking more anders than anyone else in such a short amount of time. martin burrell said, incredibly, he said, i want to stress this to everyone. incredibly, he said the following. the west must keep arming ukraine. because moscow defeated napoleon and hitler, i mean, this is why don't know what guy did his t, this guy is docked in of albert would not be a clue. like, we've got to wrap this up because history tells us, what is this guy talking about? why does he have the position that he does? it's inner although there's only one silver lining in this cloud, which is i can assure you of to working on brussels will of me is that most you senior officials and e presto taken very seriously. i mean, his position was never serious position. you know this talk to you to promote air where when the brits run run that particular circus. see the ideology and brussels was whenever take when we caught take e foreign policy read says the so it's really important that we get some 3rd rate politician and no one who has no real cloud in there who gravitas in he fits s

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

problems the core problem is our hyper- polarized two-party system that keeps us artificially divided ander angr. and a winner take all electoral system that supports and preserves this two-party system. second i had hoped to convince you that of many proposed approaches to our problem and i talked about a few of them, that a move to proportional multiparty democracy would be the best thing that we can do. third, i hope to convince you that reform is indeed possible. and again i believe we are in a moment in which political change is inevitable. nobody is defending the status quo. that historical moment comes every six decades or so. and we are in one of them. fourth and finally i hope i have convinced you this political reform is in fact urgent and necessary. these dynamics and problems that our democracy is experiencing are not going to self-correct. they will only get worse. we are innate doom loop. so, the good news is we are not sleepwalkers headed for disaster. the political pessimism that we are in the current mood of despair is on something important. it has awakened us to where we

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

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however, when it comes to policies impacting alaska, all too often these perceptions, misconceptions ander is yo typel harm to alaska and our future. 64 years after we joined the union, alaska's still fighting for its right to be recented as a sovereign by the federal government that's on equal footing with the other states. for example, the biden administration through executive orders over the past two years has restricted alaska's ability to capitalize on the resources within our borders. no less than 41 executive actions, 41, have been taken by the current administration to strangle alaska's promises of statehood. few other states have this challenge. for example, i don't know about you, but i've never heard of an alaskan worrying about what they're doing in arkansas or rhode island or delaware. but there is a constant stream of people from outside of here trying to take -- trying to turn alaska into their fairy tale image of a martial park where -- national park where income can be produced merely on, i guess, love and goodwill. this isn't reality. this is a challenge we struggle with

i am a trauma neurosurgeon and i often see patients come into the hospital after anders, but i have neverake place like that. to see that sort of assault. >> i do not know if there is any way of knowing, but the 20 or 30 minutes waiting what kind of a difference could earlier treatment have made? >> you are right. we do not know. it is tough to say, but he should have been in a hospital right away. that is what we do and hospitals. we take care of patients with injuries. that would have been his best chance. i don't want to speculate that would have somehow definitively changed the outcome because these were terrible injuries. reducing pressure on the brain and making sure the brain does not continue to swell. addressing the bleeding. replacing blood. that is what you do in a trauma hospital, and that is where he should have been.'s been a good point. you do not need the speculation, but he should have been in a hospital. >>> back to memphis. joined by a councilwoman with what her community is going through in the wake of these videos coming out. also the pastotor of the church were f fun

congressman and michael regan ander the other honored guests here. it's a joy to be with you all. is my first book signing so help me god. [applause] i love you bringing up my dad. much of so help me god deals with my public life. my election to congress in 2000. the tumultuous years that would follow that. i was on capitol hill write about that in the t book. my efforts that would result in me was going home to indiana be governor of the state. also i'm thete great privilege o be your vice president during extraordinary years of accomplishment for the american people. none of that would have been possible without my faith in god. my family and the support and prayers of the american people. i'd like to say from the onset thank you is the greatest honor of my life. [applause] fits wonderfully brought up my dad. my dad grip on the southside of chicago. he was a fast talking younger man enlisted in the army, when into the korean war. came back and met my mom and they followed it work into southern indiana where i showed up. my dad's been gone since 1988. sometimes i have to remind m

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