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have we come across any wreckage of any kind of object and that has now been examined by you? >> the uap task force does not have any wreckage that is unexplainable. it is inconsistent with being of terrestrial origin. >> we have any sensors underwater to detect submerged uaps? anything in the ocean or the sea? >> that would be more appropriately addressed to close assessment. >> okay. i think one of the biggest questions that i have is, we say with a lot of probability, we say and that, quote unquote, probably do represent physical objects, closed quote. when we say probably, is that because we cannot conclusively say that they are physical objects? >> in the task force report, when i say probably represents physical objects, most of them represent physical objects. there could be some that are more of a meteorological phenomenon, something like that that may not be a physical object in the sense most people think of something you can go up to and touch. >> but the ones where you say most of them are representative physical objects, can you say that they are definitely -- wit

any further discussion? mr. mcdonald? >> it might be worth mentioning some of the conditions, in particular, emphasizing the presidents emphasis on expending -- expanding access to voting is worth mentioning. >> please, graham would you? >> thank you, david. all of the states that are being considered have robust no excuse early voting in place. with the exception of new hampshire which does have absentee voting but only with ace turn limited excuses -- with a certain limited excuses. it is taking all the steps necessary to show that they are moving to the date we have identified. in new hampshire, you will see there is night edition of -- there is an additional contingency in our waiver. which expands access to early voting in accordance with the values that this bill -- that this committee has discussed. creating ample opportunities for early voting and participation in the process. the other piece of the contingent waiver that you will see in all five of these waivers is that any of the early states are r

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any questions? >> fellow commissioners, do you have any questions? i don't have any questions. ft >> thank you. next we have item 4e. update on inspection services. >> good morn commissioners. joe duffy deputy director inspection services. i'm pleased to provide an update this morning on the activities and performance of inspection services division. next slide. in the month of october building electric plumbing conditions (inaudible) 908 percent of those inspections were conducted within two business dates of the date requested by it the customer meeting the target of 90 percent. in the same month housing inspection conducted 876 inspections with 107 being routine inspections of multifamily housing. next slide. building electrical plumb ing received (inaudible) that was well exceeding the target of 85 percent. additionally, our code enforcement sent 63 cases to hearing. our housing inspection service received nearly 43 safety and heat complaints and responded to 77 percent within one business day. they also received 305 other complaints and responded to over 93 percent of them

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andrew mccabe, the authorities at that news conference today didn't give any information on any possible links the suspect may have had to these four victims. what questions do you have about any links and possible motive for that matter? >> well, wolf, i mean that is the central question i'm sure that all of us have right now. what brought this young man to that house in the middle of the night. we don't -- we, of course, it is not necessary to prove motive to convict someone of murder here in this country. it is not an element of the offense. but it is very helpful when you are trying to convince a jury that an individual has, you know, as the police have said in this case, picked out or targeted these victims, jurors want to know why, what is the connection between this guy and his victims. so that is what we're trying to understand. it is clear that the officials in idaho are greatly limited by their own state law and supreme court state rules in terms of what they could say about the investigation before he is presented before a judge in idaho. so hopefully we'll learn more about th

we have quite a lot to get to any papers, so i do want to move| to any papers, so i do want to move on of strike action being driven in many sectors by the cost of living pressures many are facing, that applies to nhs as well where staff have been, i think, offered a pay award. but labour now saying it would go further, pandora, and if it were in power, it would improve that pay deal. yes, it is adding fuel to fire, obviously. but pay deal. yes, it is adding fuel to fire, obviously.— pay deal. yes, it is adding fuel to fire, obviously. but i think we are robabl fire, obviously. but i think we are probably all _ fire, obviously. but i think we are probably all in — fire, obviously. but i think we are probably all in agreement - fire, obviously. but i think we are probably all in agreement that. probably all in agreement that nurses and nhs staff should be paid a lot more than what they are on. whether the government is going to move on this and is going to come to a further agreement, which they have ultimately said they are not going to, they will not, would wear pressure from labour d

it doesn't mean that they had any interest, any possibility of reconstructing the lives that they have intentionally destroyed, or even keeping count of all those lives. as i say, they do not count civilians that they've killed him. all of these attacks former pope benedict, the 16th has passed away at the age of 95. he was head of the catholic church from 2005 to 2013. before unexpectedly resigning the 1st pontiff in 600 years to do so, benedict had become more and more frail in recent years. after dedicating his post papacy life to prayer and meditation, the germans prolific writings defended traditional catholic doctrine and values were darker clouds of an abuse scandal also came to light post tenure claiming to show his inaction on the matter. he spent his final years within the vatican walls at a monastery there, having grown increasingly ill this month. pope francis, who replaced them as head of the holy sea and asked the faithful to pray for him at the end of his general audience. on wednesday, the vatican said benedict's body will lie in states in st. peter's basilica from mond

and are there any digital threats?g this war, is russia using any such digital weapons against ukraine? what were the facts and is it possible? and the full-scale invasion was preceded by er russia's preparation for cyber attacks er known about at least 4 waves of cyber attacks on the eve of the invasion on february 24 cyber attacks are typical is a typical preparation for repetition because the goal cyber means disabling government communications, making access to communications difficult for government officials, and in particular, on february 24, in the first days of the invasion, russia attacked the viasat satellite system, 30,000 terminals that provided government communications were destroyed, and in the first month of a full -scale invasion, communications were saved between the military and the government were very complicated, and most cyberattacks we do not particularly see, we do not feel, but human rights defenders, based on the data of the cyber police, have numbers a, in particular it is indicated that on

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this, this could affect any, any effort to negotiate it could effect any effort for deals to for a grain ship. it would just absolutely paralyze any effort to work with moscow. notwithstanding differences towards any kind of resolution of this conflict that's actually effect in europe more than it is the u. s. so these people just don't just shoot themselves in the foot that you can self in the head, and i don't see how they could prolong this and sustain this fight against moscow at this point. while staying on europe, do you think that european rhetoric might make a u turn after this recent statement by the united states? ah, i think that's the hope and expectation i, as i said, i don't think europe is going to act or do anything unless it has us backing. because the us could then say, well, we're not going to be a part of the semi longer that, that i think is what, what the reality should be. because this, this conflict isn't, is not in the u. s. national interest. us national security interest. it should be in their interest to try to settle this thing once and for all, at least in t

does jonathan have any offspring? no, none at all, actuall . have any offspring?no, none at all, actually. we don't think _ have any offspring? no, none at all, actually. we don't think they - have any offspring? no, none at all, actually. we don't think they are - actually. we don't think they are going to ever breed here. it is just too cold in the winter, really, and they have shown no interest. we have got one female and she has laid a few sterile eggs but not really, no. thank you so much for talking doors and letting us know a bit more about jonathan, who is happily munching away there on his food. looking very content! to the world cup now — and south korea have made it through to the knockout stages with a dramatic late win against portugal — a result that means uruguay are out. their winning goal hit the net in stoppage time after they initially went a goal down afterjust five minutes. they then faced a nervous wait before the result came through from the uruguay—ghana game. uruguay failed to score a third goal which would have sent them through instead.

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that you have. >> thank you. >> and any one wish to comment. >> thank you. >> commissioners have any questions? >> so commissioners, if you have any questions? >> no, they don't. >> this item does call for motion to if the commissioners don't have questions do i hear a motion? >> i have a quick question i wanted to go on. >> my apologies. >> to no, it's. okay. >> have you under the cost schedule something has it requires stakeholders input? >> no, no it does it is a objective analysis and the costs of construction. and we present this oirnd done on an annual basis and just been updating those for quite a while. >> you guess with respect the attached inspection for example, you have it building that is 10 thousand square feet is costs you evaluate that as x amount and another this same size that evaluation is 10 x enhanced whatever that building. or whatever but for the is the same um, attach building let's see - a commercial or industrial building something similar does that cost equal the same effort to plan check that? you do associate that level application um, in the same way? au

other, any, it doesn’t matter. dreamed of it and i envied the jews, i would like to be a jew, go to israel and live there for a year, two or three, if no one suggested that i once be the israeli ambassador, i spoke to a woman and she said, i say well, i would like citizenship, she says yes, you have something, you have something there, my grandmother i say no one no. why did you decide? i say, you are very smart. you will not get israeli citizenship. well, brazilian citizenship is irrelevant . is happening in ukraine and in the world. all the best , thank you very much for a few moments

any commenters no there are not seeing any public comment is closed. . commissioners. >> motion to >> second. >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> so moved. >>. okay. >> we are now on item >> we are now on item calendar year 2023, in accordance with the recreation and park commission bylaws. (action item) first, i'll take public comment on the election office anyone wants to comment on the election for the commission today? >> okay. anyone on the line with their hand raised. >> okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners go through the process of election starting with the president need a vote and opens the nomination for president and second and nominations are complete close the notations and vote on the nominations. and repeat that for the present position so first, i need a there a motion to on the notations. >> so moved. >> >> okay. >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >>. okay. >> and now ask for a nomination for president. >> i would like to take this opportunity to nominate president buell for another term. >> and a pleasure we h

no one has ever given any references to any specific rules. and the answer why is simple, because these rules mean that everyone must obey the united states. that dominance mentality has not disappeared in young people. then you should see it is not only nato, but also the european union as an associations and not so long ago. claim strategic autonomy has completely submitted to this western line show you the collective west is at war with us. led by this western power, the united states of america daniels, this war was declared to us quite a long time ago after the coo and ukraine took place, orchestrated by the united states and in fact, supported by the european union. and after the minsk agreements, which as it finally turns out, no one was willing to fulfill we, we chose those who are reliable, who are able to negotiate. we have very few opportunities to talk to the west right now. you actually there is no special desire. when you read the statements of foreign ministers, or prime ministers, who say that it's necessary to deal with the se

and as i said without any, any law or respect for, for this standard which can be implemented. and that came as a shock local service because they feel check again. they feel that they are, again being played out because they said you will actually be in the car and they are not being governed by people. nobody shows and they were elected basically by brutal forces. the launch presence of police and army, securing this whole event in the center of nuclear chevy mostly by serves earlier around $300.00 coast of insecurity personnel were reportedly station and mr . v. to city. according to the serbian government, serbia criticize the move, asserting that kosovo had not carried out any of the agreements. key points. tensions have flared between belgrade and the coast of all authorities in the northern part of the break away region. where serbian protestors put up barricades over the weekend, demonstrating against the arrest of a former kosovo serb police officer, amid rising tension. serbia's prime minister said last week that the country's leadership was close to deploying securit

now this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play only you countries buying any rational at all where it has global significance. though, in limiting you countries ability to license and insure vessels, many of them registered any you countries carrying the cbl and russian oil. the so called euros oil to big oil consuming economies like india and china. so the point of any kind of a russian oil price cap is to take as big a bite as possible out of russia's war chest independent experts appear to agree. they're already pointing out that this measure as set now appears somewhat toothless with the value of rational already just about $60.00 or even less. so just how does the price cap where i can, how might it affect markets? and countries that sign up will only be able to buy seaborne oil at $60.00 a barrel. but india and china, russia is top oil buyers, accounting for more than 40 percent of export. they've been getting huge discounts and they're not interested in jo

is there really any room for european officials to condemn any one for mistreating protesters? after all, we can recall they're cracked down on anti locked down demonstrations in the past. ah. so we have 2 different countries. iran and the united states, both countries executed some one for killing police officers. one countries action was met with widespread condemnation. and the other was met with deafening silence from the world community. so that raises questions is the so called world community concerned about spreading violence and chaos in some countries and not concerned when similar cases come up along it's for.

because personally, i don't have any arguments, any evidence to prove that. okay, but l bay is reportedly godfather, just son, one of the most powerful gang leaders in the good or who are the said, but we don't have personally, i don't think that you know, you believe it. i can admit it because i don't see any of it. i cannot believe you any reason. think it's not true. i may have reasons to believe it's not too much that would have happened when, since you are you, you were to go to photo someone's on and to mode of duck this on decide to do something bad. right, exactly. what happened is, i think that the problem is that our prior to the order in with the crime is lower than the sudden you're laughing because you absolutely no, not a bad. is that true? but what, what, what, move, what i just, i am, but i'm very, very, you can certainly understand why the international community is skeptical of supporting a police force that house and garage our community. i would say something, some of them that are short of some country demand, some visions, what i strongl

countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play only you countries buying any rational at all where it has global significance though, easy, limiting you countries ability to license and insure vessels. many of them registered in new countries carrying cbl and russian oil, the so called euros oil to big oil consuming economies like india and china. so the point of any kind of a russian oil price cap is to take as big a bite as possible out of russia's war chest independent experts appear to agree. they're already pointing out that this measure as set now appears somewhat toothless with the value of rational already just about $60.00 or even less will answer the power is the president of the energy consulting firm, the power oil associates in houston, texas, and joined the slide welcome to the program. so how does this price can actually work that in practice? can it work well in practice, the theory is that the buyers and sellers, especially the buyer would show through

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any country, any, you know, international organizations wants to deal with china wants to cooperate with china . they have to understand the, you know, a tie. one question is the red line that chinese government is not allowed a be a broken by any government or any organizations, as long as they respect to one china policies, i think that would be the basis to, to grow any type of relations with the beijing cg tan correspond that dong fry. thank you. ah, despite criticism from e, u and u. s. officials, russian president vladimir putin said moscow has never shied away from peace talks with ukraine, adding they have been prevented by its western counterparts. we seek destiny me list. um, we have always sought to resolve all arising disputes via peaceful negotiations. but unfortunately, the other side functions differently, it began carrying out harsh military measures and we were forced to defend the people living in these territories. i believe that we are acting in a justified manner and we're provided no other choice even so we are ready to negotiate acceptable solutions with the inclus

i'd be, i'd be able to see if there's any fictional, any data coming in the decisions are definitely being taken. how prepared other countries bought a try's to quickly sequence genomes and for the health system to respond to any new potential outbreak. but, but it was the 2nd several divisions what they beheld in the country because they were allegation of the government not doing enough on doing anything work, even including the decisions regarding the laboratory. so all of the feel 6 private liberality were given the who was the conduct glenn thing and that has been they haven't given the approval. so definitely we do have one way to do that. or the prime minister. the husband have been asked to see it that other wishes to rob, of their capacity of frequency, but a lot of exposure in you support the thing that india has capacity to do that. you said earlier that the people are concerned and you also reported quite a bit through india is very deadly. second wave last year when hundreds of thousands of people died. is this a trauma that is seared into people's minds? definitely trau

he is unfit for any office.— unfit for any office.otjust what happened onjanuary six but has been investigating notjust what happened on january six but the events leading up to it. for them it is notjust about events leading up to it. for them it is not just about the events leading up to it. for them it is notjust about the riots but all about the behaviour of donald trump and his former allies from the moment the election wentjoe biden ins way. they believe there is a direct link from the moment he couldn't seat refused to concede the election to the events of january six. what the committee has done is created all this evidence, nine public hearings which we covered on the bbc to present a compelling case as to why those charges should be brought against donald trump, his allies and others. what they have said today is the ball is in the courts of the departments of justice. it is up to them to decide whether to bring these charges against donald trump. it is worth mentioning the department ofjustice is doing its own investigation

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at no point during the day or any other did he inches -- did he issue any order to deploy any law enforcement agencies. multiple agencies including president trump's counsel testified to these facts. the president was making phone calls that afternoon but they were not to law enforcement officials. president trump continued to call his lawyer rudy giuliani. both president and mr. giuliani spoke with congressional leaders even after the violence had begun to encourage the continued delay. after three hours of being informed of the violence at the capital, our evidence has shown donald trump watched the violence on television. the president released a video statement where he repeated the election was stolen, told his supporters at the capital that he lost and ultimately suggested they disperse. the statement had an immediate impact on the crowd. many of whom testified it led them to the capital. at 6:01 p.m. president trump in his last tweet of the day did not contest the violence, instead he attempted to justify it. these are the things and events that happen when a sacred landslide election

and if it is tv, then it does not have any sovereignty and there is no, uh, any reason, uh, to followaw, pay taxes , there consider the police, the government, the parliament as legal institutions of power, that's why they think that they there is something that they can form a provisional government, uh, renew. in this way, the german reich means renewing the german statehood and overthrowing this, that is, a criminal private company, uh, members. of this group. well, this aristocrat, who is also called a descendant of an ancient aristocratic family, then a judge. i understand that this woman worked as a real judge in berlin. that is, it is not just some movement of the fringes. if you can say so, no, it is absolutely not, it is absolutely not a movement of the fringes. that is, in our sense, that is, it is not some kind of ignorant poor people there who gather there somewhere for a bottle of beer or schnapps and uh, so they say something so ridiculous no, they are all mostly from a good education, they are representatives there of wealthy families. this is their argument. of course,

that's riuht. in stopping any spread, geri. that's right. listening _ in stopping any spread, geri. the _ in stopping any spread, geri. that's right. listening to the medical - right. listening to the medical experts is very important. it did not really work when we did it before. is it going to work now? i think the big point here is, this is all about information sharing. if there is a new variant of covid, as we saw when it happened in 2020, it will spread around the world, and it will spread around the world, and it will spread around the world quickly stop information is the best protection against that. what is being reported is countries are honest about the challenges they are facing, and that seems to be the real concern here, but the government has been really clear actually in saying that these measures will be kept under review, that officials are speaking with their chinese counterparts, and if they feel that they are getting the full picture and that they can be assured that everything is under control of these measures can be lifted. ithink it is control of these meas

ah. discuss these issues any more. i'm joined by my guess, george semi while we in budapest, he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have maxine who is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. reginald cross that rules are the fact that means you can jump any time you want and i will appreciate it. when i start out with george in budapest, georgia, you and i actually follow quite closely the chance of germany, what we call sergeant schultz on this program. we have to say from time to time, it's actually quite interesting, if not to the point of bizarre. he said that peace in europe depends on revival of post cold war security agreements with russia. well, why didn't he think of was a year ago, december a year, almost exactly on what the december 17th. i just found it really remarkable that a major european leader would say such a thing because yeah, that's the problem. that's how we got here.

we have indicated that the principle for methods a principle we are not supporting any sanction on any religious person. that when i wasn't talking about religious person i was talking about diplomat. yeah, if it's about if there's no complete there's no complete band of diplomats eda. so you have to be very careful how you how you impose how you implement the central policy. because the ability of capability to maintain compensation with the opposition side and that the blame for the war. and we all know that have committed aggression is equally important. so when it's about the imposing sanctions and bringing a new section, you have to always have to be very careful both from this perspective. i mean diplomatic. and if you like our perspective, but also economically, as i just suggested earlier, you have been very careful. you've also had 4 months to ratify, sweden and finland, accession to nature, despite saying you'll do it, you still haven't, you said you will do it now early next year. so what the hold up just to be difficult. what just to tell you one example actually, which is

any one sporting a french flag was apparently a target all in on africa. the u. s. president goes out of his way, agreeing on multiple deals at an ongoing summit with african nations in an attempt to court the continent. that's as washington seeks to recover, influence in the region as the continent seeks new partnerships with russia and china. please now for a long time, good after success and prosperity is essential to assuring a better future for all of us. not just for africa, united states is all in africa's future. we're still grappling with the deadly pandemic facing down war and instability address in economic challenges with global impact friday, friday, rising food prices, tackling the impacts of climate change. we can't solve any of these challenges without africa leadership at the table, and i'm not trying to be nice. that's a fact. in a bid to compete with africa as other partners, china and russia, the u. s. has already signed deals worth $15000000000.00 at the summit. biden is also expected to endorse the african union for permanent g 20 membership

it doesn't mean that they have any interest, any possibility of reconstructing the lives that they have intentionally destroyed or even keeping count of all those lives. as i say, they do not count civilians that they've killed him. all of these attacks gunner news now the international criminal court in the hague, up held a 25 year prison sentence for a gun and former warlord. he was the lead of an extremist religious group that called itself the low resistance army. and he used abducted child soldiers. he was implicated in the ferocity that left an estimated 100000 people dead or drove millions from their homes. ah. with one day at night, my blood, my money was setting that we, we live home. we go to a friend, all i knew was telling me that he saw somebody before noon. they're always catching that children. so at night this recall came on kick diddo i'm they started to take that, we nailed, my, me and a young child. i was even don't know anything so much. i was know that this tuesday, but people because those that they to paid at when they hoped, ah, of course, you will not up anythin

always remember the flash of an atomic bomb can come at any time. no matter where you may be, you might be out playing at home when the warning come and be sure to get into the house fast or your parents have fixed a safe place for you to go. if you are not close to home, you hear the warning, go to the nearest safe cover. know where you are to go or ask older person to help you. you in all the places marked with the sign, there are safe places to go when you hear the alarm. if there is a warning you will hear it before the bomb explode. but sometimes and this is very, very sometimes the bomb might explode without. any warning and the first thing we would know about it would be the flash. and that means duck and cover fast. wherever you are, there is no time to look around or wait. be like bird when there is a flash duck and cover and do it fast. here are some older boys showing to do if the flash comes when you not in the classroom, this is what to do if you should be a corridor, you duck cover tight against the wall way remember to keep your face

doesn't present any reason. you can send me a message on twitter, facebook, or by email telling someone who might face problems. if it came out that they contacted me, you can get in touch by a signal, but even what i did, but you're not going can someone with a very high threat model. so someone who works or works for an intelligence agency and who wants to entrust me with a document, they can use secure draw software meant or anonymous, secure contact with an investigative journalist, i met new consecutive underneath security the menus. i guess you me the fight every day. she says i'm a reporter for the speedo at the time home and the guardian together with the new york times. and the guardian of we all sat in this bunker at the guardian working on the 1st african war alone, the 1st hit, how much, alas, i can make them as an email, as it know office suite. that's actually pretty astonishing how much we put in her emails at the time. so it might be the whole time we'd be getting this constant annoying cleaning

is there any such capability? >> i'm not asking what, i'm -- from some of the returns, it's clear that the majority -- it's clear that many of the observations that we serve are physical objects from the sensors that we have. >> well, gas is a physical, and do you see where i'm going with this? i'm trying to determine what it is we're looking at so we can decide if something is a solid or a gas and has there been any conclusion on its capabilities. like the capabilities of movement, of turning, going 180 degrees or 90 degree turns, something along that line that we've been able to determine? >> i should point out that there's not a single explanation, they're made up of a lot of different things that are identified. basically, we really don't know much on that. that's all i'm trying to get. i'm pleased that you have protocol right now for our military, but are there any non-military reports coming forward of similar events or is it all coming from military? the uap task force has a good working relationship with t

all right, any public comment? >> there are no public comments. >> all right, we'll close public comment and we can adjourn the meeting at, 6:35 p.m. thank you, everyone. >> good afternoon. welcome to the november 28, 2022 regular meeting of the upon land use and transportation committee of the board of supervisors i'm melgar chair. and vice chair preston and aaron peskin the clerk today is erika major and i would like to acknowledget

there is no excusing any of that. you can't excuse it by saying that he's, you know, an amateur, petulant child. you can't excuse it by saying that he is a mental health problem, although he probably does. the man was the president of the united states and as you mentioned at the outset, he was only able to get away with what he did because so many people excuse his behavior, because it advance their careers. people like mark meadows, people like jim jordan, people like kevin mccarthy, and mitch mcconnell, who all understood exactly the danger that donald trump posed, but standing up to him was not as important as position they held or the one they wanted. >> final question for you. news today that the committee, which is about to end, we imagine, rescinded formally the subpoenaed issue so the former president. why did you do that? >> well, because we have several outstanding subpoenas which we had to withdraw because there was no time to enforce them and the concern we had, frankly, building into the new congress was

he is unfit for any office. and as you minister from the you of a great to implement a cap on gas prices, members are under pressure to bring down high energy costs to make concerns about shortages as they try to reduce that reliance on russian gas. on the case, high court ruled the government plan to send asylum seekers. dra wonder is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge. witness is coming up next. what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? could this war go? nuclear is being on that front team, the golden ticket through electoral victory. can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 foreign and open border? the quizzical look us pollutants, the bottom line. they brought us not to me through this issue was before i believe that her go home to get the chance to close to the us to work on a. * book by the same time a global health greg harper, a this whiteman, this is john harvard. and this sure might be the dirtiest, most

this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play only you countries buying any russian all at all at where it has global significance. though it is in limiting you countries ability to license and ensure vessels, many of them registered in new countries carrying seaborne russian oil, the so called urals oil to big oil consuming economies like india and china. while meanwhile, the kremlin says that russian president vladimir putin as open to taught towards ending the war in ukraine. but persons as the west must 1st accept his demands, and russia won't be withdrawing its troops from the annexed regions of ukraine. the prominence had putin has complained that the west was pumping weapons and to ukraine putting, give off any negotiations. so africa is the governing party has postponed a decision on the political future of president. so around the prism the president was investigated after he failed to report the theft of millions of us dollars in a sofa from his private game