these images show the aftermath of an israeli attack on an ambulance, also on friday.d the attack. the israel defense forces admitted striking the ambulance, but said the vehicle was being used by hamas to transport fighters. the gaza health ministry says 9,488 people have now been killed including about 3,900 children. about 1,400 israelis were killed in the hamas attacks. 0ur correspondent rushdi abualouf has this update from inside gaza. today, israel asked about half a million people who still live in gaza city and the north, to leave south here to khan younis. the city is already overwhelmed by about a million people who were displaced from their houses. the reason — the fighting was intensified around the gaza city and it seems that the israeli operation is expanding and pushing the people who are still in gaza to leave. they want the area to be evacuated, especially around the tel al—hawa area where al-quds hospital is. this morning there was an air strike right in the front of the hospital and they destroyed a building, causing big damage and big panic to about

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cheaper, and sells interest at a higher price, he is an entrepreneur, he is not an investor, and as that the richest entrepreneurs in what we are talking about are those who print the book poor dad, rich dad and sell it, and also a broker, a broker - yes, a broker is someone who makes money on investments , these are definitely brokers, on a percentage of transactions, look, maxim, come on, after all, we are with you now , that is, the first thing is to choose the right school, where they will teach you, what criteria to choose a school by, i would generally recommend always studying with several, not just one school choose, but several for comparison, the criterion of a vocational school, which criterion is the first - this is the reality of training, the lifespan of the activity is not, i would say it exists for a month or a year, not that’s very little. only i would recommend that over 5 years you consider the second thing, which should immediately scare away or attract quick results, well, like there , become an investor in a month, for example, this is complete nonsense, then a

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an objection? mr.uberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar i'm 47, major general shawn a. gainey to be lieutenant general. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar i'm 48, major general heidi hoyle to be lieutenant general. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 49, brigadier genera

an example of this is what is happening in colorado. if you miles southeast of denver, there has grown up a remarkable technological center of the future which is rapidly becoming the western headquarters for many blue-chip enterprises. george m wallace has been instrumental. >> and technological center comprise of 871 acres becoming a city within a city. it will be completely planned and integrated. business, residential, commercial and industrial complex within what we know as the front range of colorado, stretching from fort collins on the north to roughly colorado springs on the south. >> george and wallace believes there are two factors which have made this community successful. communication and transportation. particularly, air transportation. >> what you see here is one of three communication centers in this facility that handle business activity. we have mining operations in utah, arizona and new mexico starting -- operating properly. we have our real estate construction in denver, we have aircraft flying so that we base aircra

how, well, if we are talking, for example, about an appointment in an office, maybe this intern wills assistant, will fill out documents and so on, he will be an intern, that is, this is a person who, in principle, can make a diagnosis, can conduct an examination , and the patient himself will be asked whether he wants to be a test subject or not, well, i say again, these are not test subjects in this case, these are already specialists, the trainee will bear the joint responsibility responsibility together with the mentor for the result of treatment, of course, but in our case the main defendant is still the institution. and not the doctor himself, therefore the institution will be responsible for everything, the time at the appointment will be increased in this case, still not assuming, it is not expected that the time will be increased, that is, it will be necessary to fit into the standards that exist, today we are talking mainly about narrow specialists, it is their shortage that is felt most acutely today, well, name these specialties, ent doctor, ophthalmologist, well in fact,

now appears here once or twice an hour.rs, take out documents, hoping to see what is called. jump into the last carriage. according to the rules, you cannot cross the border on foot. migrants take their bicycles out of their trunks, holding them by the handlebars, and travel several hundred meters to finland to ask for asylum there. cold? it's very cold because i'm from africa. finnish border guards are, to put it mildly, in no hurry to check documents. the preliminary checkpoint is almost 60 km from sala. after the closure of the main checkpoints at border in the leningrad region, at the end of last week, many people took a taxi. rushed here 1000 km away, but only a part of them manage to get abroad, we are standing, freezing, so i say, there is no food, there is nothing , all the rooms in the border hotels are occupied, a serious blow fell on the local residents who are connected with the neighboring country, business and family ties. i have two children living in finland, the youngest is studying, and every month i send

an 11-year-old boy killed. several other people, most of them children, were hurt in a shooting on the city's west end. new details just coming in. here's morgan norwood. >> reporter: tonight, heartbreak and anguish after a group of children in cincinnati, ohio, senselessly targeted in a shooting that killed an 11-year-old boy and injured five others. >> we are bewildered, furious and heartbroken. >> reporter: as police and community leaders emotional as they shared the details of what they described as one of the most shocking shootings in the city's history. >> 22 rounds were fired, 22 rounds in a moment, into a crowd of kids. >> reporter: police say friday night a driver in a dark sedan pulled up and opened fire near a park leaving six people including five children shot. one pronounced dead at the scene, three taken to cincinnati children's hospital in critical condition. >> reporter: shrill screams overheard as police desperately called for more ambulances. >> give me the radio please. we need numerous amb

he said was an inquest — he said go for an inquest?aid go for an inquest? he said was an inquest and we said - he said go for an inquest? he said was an inquest and we said no, i he said go for an inquest? he said l was an inquest and we said no, and he said go for an inquest? he said i was an inquest and we said no, and i think he thought they should have been. , , ., , , ., been. peter kyle? obviously we heard what hospital— been. peter kyle? obviously we heard what hospital had _ been. peter kyle? obviously we heard what hospital had to _ been. peter kyle? obviously we heard what hospital had to say _ been. peter kyle? obviously we heard what hospital had to say about - been. peter kyle? obviously we heard what hospital had to say about all- what hospital had to say about all this in the package but we were clear what the inquest said, that they were terrible failings in the maternity care. there were two things you want. tell me about those. , ., , , ., those. the first one, representative of what happened _ those. the first one, r

but this strikes me as an incredibly narrow reading. by this logic, why would the president be allowed to engage in insurrection, if virtually every other federal employee who swears a slightly different oath is not? could the rioters of the insurrection act really have intended -- of the constitution, and this particular clause, really have intended to hold lower level offices to a higher level of integrity that the person holding the highest office in the land? lots of questions. and i've got the two most perfect people on hand to answer them. joining me now, is the aforementioned judge michael luttig. he is a former federal judge of the u.s. court of appeals for the fourth circuit. also with us is laurence tribe, professor emeritus of harvard law school, cofounder of the american constitution society, author of the important book american constitutional law. what do i need to talk to you gentlemen this morning, because this one is way above my pay grade. judge luttig, let me start with you. talk to me about this. you've tried our bes

well, yes, when an electron moves around an atom, around the nucleus, is this electricity? do this, if we, for example, talk about metals, then the free charges in one cubic centimeter are about 10 to the 22nd power or 10 to the 23rd power, in this range, we probably get it , something like... uh, a million billion billion, well a little less, that is, this is a fantastic number and this is only one centimeter and these are only free electrons, and if we are talking about electrons that are still spinning around the nucleus, then we multiply this by at least 10 more, wait, the most important thing is the source of everything electricity on the planet is electrons, but you said that quantum, quantum is also possible electricity, but this is the movement of photons, photons are also electromagnetic phenomena we are talking about, that is , we are talking about there are some fundamental, fundamental phenomena or interactions in nature, there are only four of them, electromagnetic, which we are actually talking about now, gravitational, which also has a long-range order of int

so, my answer is an unequivocally yes.here is no chance that we won't resume the fighting until the end. amna: meantime, hamas released 10 more israeli hostages, including one with american citizenship. president biden confirmed she is now safe in egypt. in addition, hamas freed two russians and four thai nationals, who were driven into egypt. israel was also releasing 30 palestinians from jail, including 16 minors and 14 women. hamas also claimed the youngest hostage, ten-month-old kfir bibas, was killed in an israeli bombing before the ceasefire. the group said the child's four-year-old brother and mother also died. the israeli military said it's investigating the claim. geoff: in the west bank palestinian health officials said is really troops killed two young boys during a raid. they were identified as an eight-year-old and a 15-year-old. the israeli military did not confirm the shooting but did say troops killed two islamic jihad militants in a separate incident. let's turn to aaron david miller, senior fellow at the

example: a person gets a job by letting we even carried out an example in an llc that is engaged in, i ’m getting a job as an employee for you, he says , no, you must register an individual entrepreneur, you will be like an entrepreneur, our accountant will do everything for you lead, will help open you, that is , the person did not intend to carry out an individual entrepreneurial activity, of course, they are engraving, almost every shelf in store, in the media business it is very common, believe me, further on this entrepreneur, but they take him out, they do it to him for his services, supposedly he provides. there are some kind of marketing services, yes, although he performs at his place of work, as it were, that is , marketing work, for example, in the selection of goods there, roughly speaking, well, colossal sums are dumped on him, these sums are cashed out and transferred to the owner this business, this is present in the construction business, in leasing, in principle, also in every area, so entrepreneurs like these don’t bring any benefit to our society , to our state. m

the aunt is sure that an eight-month-old baby will be better off in an orphanage than in his own familybad, neither about yulia, nor about her family, because the child, well... the voices never, in childhood, what her daughter yulia was like, did she give her mother any trouble, well, when she was little, no. but then in high school, when yulia’s daughter herself probably grew up, she already became and says she’s studying worse, she no longer wants to study, then she went, so we met, she says, now i’m going to school, she says, i passed the exams, now we say, we’re going to school, well, we met, she says, i contacted the company, she’s very good, and her life went according to inclined, i went, have you actually visited yulia? no, i didn’t... and now you know what’s going on in your apartment, i saw everything on the internet, i’m horrified, i couldn’t imagine, yulia was always neat, they were always cleanly dressed, my daughter was always clean, always neatly ironed was, but how do you feel about the fact that alexey continues to live with yulia, negatively, i don’t know, but what, m

it was an unreal moment. goal that we had set forth so many years ago. i almost felt like i had to pinch myself to believe i was even there. and then my mind flashed back to courtland, and i thought how proud he would be of my part. he would have said bravo zulu. well done. - stories like tom's, those are the people who built this legislation. that's the house that was built on solid ground because of sldn. [crowd cheering] - the repeal of this law was part of a cascade of things that, in my judgment, moved us toward a more perfect union. gay marriage became a constitutional right. - the idea of somebody like me being able to be a lieutenant, let alone a cabinet official or a presidential candidate was preposterous just a couple of decades before it happened. so sitting here in 2023, we can recognize the extraordinary progress and growth that is possible, bearing in mind that none of that's secure, none of that's safe, and no progress takes place on a one-way street. - the march toward a more perfect union is

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how do you see this news that the supreme court has for the first time issued an ethics note, an ethicsm. >> i like to think of it as an ethics aspiration. it is a little -- it is the court saying, it is not us, it is you. you misunderstood our ethics rules, and so let us explain again, these outstanding ethics rules we have not about it by, but if we explain the mcgahn you will understand. you are right to be cynical, rachel. i think i want to say something in at the vein of what you and michael were just talking about. it is, it feels like it is a joke that this is how institutions police themselves, but it matters a little bit that the supreme court for the first time in history responds to an american public demands that it -- and so, i'm not happy about these rules which are purely advisory, which everyone is going to tell you is no enforcement mechanism, it feels like more of the justice gaslighting, us and telling us we misunderstood the ethics rules all along. it matters a little bit to me that the justices kavanaugh and barrett, and kagan, and the chief justice think this is im

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has there been much of an impact?tainly, if you're a us consumer, there's been a lot of an impact. although you might not realise it any longer. the tariffs remain in place that were put in by the trump administration at the beginning of his term. so you've been paying an awful lot more, up to 25% more, for a great range of products since that time. so there's definitely been an impact for customers. there's been an impact for businesses, who've had to reshuffle supply chains. depending on the sector that you're in, there's pressure due —— to reshuffle supply chains as those tensions continue to simmer and as they may escalate heading into an election year in the us and then who knows what comes beyond that? do you think this meeting will mean more businesses will be interested in doing business with china once again? i think it depends on which businesses. there are american companies that are based in china that will stay in china or intend to stay in china, there are some that are expanding, but american companies

it's an average of 46 trucks a day, which the u. n says is hardly inadequate. they wanted fuel to go in apparently some fuel is now going in a tiny amount of fuel. but that hasn't been any fuel for any of the us. those other days. they didn't want to tax on the hospitals of the us, made it clear it wants to roll for the policy new 40 at the end of the conflict. and that's a yahoo seems to have ruled that out. tell me what language does the us have if it really wants to use it. us has all the image or the set of is i would not be able to inflict all the suffering on the palestinians, both from the military, economic and other aspects of the suffering that the past seems, are never going without the total support of, of the united states with the ministers of for the different methods of. ready or the, the justification the, the, the excuse, excusing or is that his behavior, they ability of the u. s. to prevent and these, all the international community as well as to the, you know, in the end and just a or punish the, the setup is that the, for the heart of crime

offer from the bank to pay for an additional legal check service, such an offer was received, but souided only by the documents that were necessary, he requested and you provided them, the bank approved it at the level of what he saw here from the open ones. well, you see, it’s also incorrect to say that the bank had to pay for yuruservices in order for the bank to do it properly , but no, in no case, it’s a bad reality, it turns out that transactions are being made here, and why the hell am i then, in principle, he has something then i take it and give you money to buy an apartment, it’s very good to make money on this in order to minimize it. on real estate, the bank could request information about all these stages of the transaction, all four. vyacheslav, what do you want more now, return the money or keep the apartment? for us, money is much more important now, because after i found out what was happening with this apartment , i have no pleasure, and moreover, i want all these freaks who committed this action to be imprisoned, and do you think the person who committed the murder

the calculation of the drone includes an operator who controls it using special vr glasses, he has an assistant, he launches the copter and tracks it on the map flight direction, preparing an explosive device. drones for various purposes, including komika, are actively used on the front lines and the formation of the armed forces of ukraine in artyomovsk; the film crew of our tv channel came under one of the air attacks. voentov alexey ivliev visited the city shelters with the paratroopers and met with soldiers of the armored group, which is ready to move to the aid of its comrades at any time of the day or night. on the line of contact the concept is good. in artyomovsk there are ideal conditions for the combat work of the ivanovo and kostroma paratroopers, this is when there are thick clouds and pouring rain, if the sun is shining brightly above your head, a cloud of drones is guaranteed, and you feel like a stray escaping from a chase, what was it, now they apparently released smoke, or with some kind of gas, that’s why to adjust the artillery, or the kamika drone. so that they foc

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the terrorist president in an interview with bloomberg revealed an insidious plan russia.nt. according to him, everything is planned for november and december of this year, that is, the chaos should begin any day now . rallies and even assassinations are planned on officials, the operation is allegedly called maidan 3. playing on some difficulties that arise in the country’s economy, in social programs. country, then, of course, russia is interested in having an internal conflict, an internal political conflict. russia is interested in maximizing this internal information agenda and, accordingly, getting this internal dialogue, which will lead to an absolute right to gender within the country. revelations in ukrainian political circles terrorist zelensky caused a serious debate. participants of previous maidans came out into the world and proudly declared that moscow had nothing to do with them. zelsky and zaluzhny, against the backdrop of rapidly falling ratings for a possible freeze in the conflict, which is being pushed by the west, the office of the terrorist president

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make an adjustment. we are going to provide services to the whole society through these loved ones who are attracted to the office. yes. a nation to a minimum of this rating or rating we said, sir, that you should start with the highest score , so that the lowest score will not reach all the accepted ones, for example , they will gather in tehran. that you say that he should speak, he is part of this country, belongs to this government, we have to give him services , how can we say that everyone gathers in the center of the province, but the cities of that province do not attract a registry office, by the way, this can create a monopoly in some places, in others from the cities, like the city or less, i have less and less contact i won't go there, then when should you provide this service? we said, sir , according to the score , i would like to thank the islamic council here. some of these gentlemen or ladies are not included according to the law. just one point, since you mentioned the law , i had prepa

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has there been much of an impact?— of an impact? certainly if you are a us _ of an impact?u are a us consumer, - of an impact? certainly if you are a us consumer, there's l of an impact? certainly if you - are a us consumer, there's been are a us consumer, there's been a lot of an impact, although you might not realise it any longer, the tariffs remain in place that were put in by the trump administration and the beginning of his term. so you have been paying an awful lot to mark them up to 25% more for a great range of products sent that time. so there's definitely been an impact for customers, and impact for businesses who have had to reshuffle supply chains, depending on the sector that you are into my continuing pressure to reach supply chains as those tensions continue to simmer and as they may escalate heading into an election year in the us and who knows what comes beyond that. do in the us and who knows what comes beyond that.— in the us and who knows what comes beyond that. do you think this meeting. — comes beyond that. do you think this meeting, more _ comes beyo

caroline: in many ways, an ipo is offering an marketing event.etting your name out to a retail community. one particular interview we had i made the whole debacle around the ousting and return of sam altman to openai, was one very key vc saying this would not be a bad time to actually ipo openai. take a listen. >> i think that they should once they get this all sorted out at filed to go public. the demand and the support for sam is absolutely unprecedented and tech companies, an unintended pre-ipo roadshow show the overwhelming demand. caroline: that was josh wolf. you make market in openai. what would you say to the level of demand that there is for a company like that amid the turmoil? >> when we look at them amongst our investors and the private markers, ai and machine learning companies are by far the most intimate -- and demand companies . not surprising given the boom in this space. there are certainly a lot of investor interest for ai and ai adjacent companies. an interesting take on that one, i'm interested to see kind of if that story de

it is often called an anti-chinese military alliance and an asian nato. 2 years ago, in contrast to chinalitary alliance, aokus, appeared in the region, uniting the usa, great britain and australia. american approaches to security. everything is fine on the atlantic ocean, there is the ussr, there is the usa. there is the warsaw pact, there is tak. that is , everything is so very clear, well, of course, there are some neutral countries that are neither here nor there, but still the model is quite well-built. in the pacific ocean there is the people's republic of china, mainland china , an adversary of the united states. but let’s say, since the turn of the fifties and sixties, china has not been an ally of the ussr, that is, here at all, but the main factor is also the non-alignment movement, that is, everything is very complicated here, that is, on the one hand there is the ussr and its, well, let’s say, ally, there is china, the people's republic of china, a completely separate topic, there are satellite states such as south korea, south vietnam and so on , taiwan, the republic of china

here there is an iron dome, above david's fortress.le system. that's how serious they took it. obviously, there are serious concerns about the missile's direction. people, but many of those living in the south, near gaza, were resettled there, so that now the population there is about 120,000 people, and the israelis should be concerned that there is essentially a second front opening there. the pentagon said last week that those behind the attacks are backed by iran and its islamic guard corps. revolution and this morning a senior us military official with direct.

an-124 by air, as on the roof of an ordinary passenger car, using the an-22, antiy, before this, in worldnsporting cargo in the sky weighing 23 tons and more than 35 m long. i dreamed of modernizing the famous corn mill, the an-2, and even installed a more powerful engine on it, but the post-soviet devastation prevented the an-3 from becoming as widespread. during work - balobueva were there. made a lot of quite interesting transport aircraft, boloboev thought about replacing the an-24 aircraft, so the an-140 and -148 were made. the car is already more modern. in 1989, at the international aerospace show in liburg, of all the machines participating in the demonstration flights, only two soviet ones received thunderous applause. su-20 fighter. and an-225. mria, the presentation of which became a world sensation, was created specifically to transport the unique buran spacecraft as the first stage during its launch, an aircraft that is capable of lifting air 250 ton, this in itself, of course, was impressive, to make this car demolish its high degree of two-horsepower jet engines, this of co

that's an old issue. of and i think this is one of a tiny number of issues in the world that can get billions of people exercise. you know, frankly another issue and it's, it's strange, a strange girl. i think l g b t issues are another issue that could billions of people exercise. i'm not sure there's another. those are the only 2 i can think of. they're not similar at all, but i think they, they somehow speak deeply to something it's sort of in green, didn't people the visits? this emotional reaction, i'm frankly surprised because everything i had been hearing in the middle east for more than 10 years on every side of this equation on these really side on the arab side. the golf are loving to you there's, you know, we're, it's there, but it's, it's not, it's not a motivating issue. and i think it, americans, to it's, americans have gotten interested whether this translates to american interest in foreign policy, american interest in the world, whether people think about the us role in the world. i'm hav

old macintosh , an old found an old macintosh, an old raincoat.e used to wear them. yeah. and it had a ten shilling note in it. them. yeah. and it had a ten shilling note in it . and the joy shilling note in it. and the joy , the absolute joy . yeah. now , the absolute joy. yeah. now what you can't do is scale that joy up- what you can't do is scale that joy up. if i if i then found £100,000 in a coat, i would be astonished . yeah. i would go, astonished. yeah. i would go, wow. but i wouldn't be. well, ten shillings is half a pound so i wouldn't be 200,000 times happier than when i found that £10 note. but people think it's more is better. £10 note. but people think it's more is better . they £10 note. but people think it's more is better. they do. i mean alcoholics think more is better. yeah. yeah but there are many aspects of humanity where we are boundif aspects of humanity where we are bound if we're honest, to inspect ourselves, to say, i get that, i feel like that. but also i don't feel like that. i've always been very lucky with alcohol, fo

what if the killer is an athlete or an athlete?sections of the area and suspected a certain ivan franov. the day before , he was returning from regional competitions and came out not far from the crime scene. is it really him? forolov was taken right during training. the athlete offered no resistance. frolov was thoroughly interrogated, the data was compared, his route from the bus to the apartment was calculated using a stopwatch, and they understood that frolov did not deviate anywhere from his path. the guy had to be released. but found the dumbbells helped identify the burnt man. it turned out that this was the missing natasha zvonareva from novocherkassk. they found out that she really was carrying small dumbbells for her grandfather as a gift, he was still a strong man. but they remained at the scene of the incident; the metal did not burn. gennady mershnichenko. in the eighty-fifth year, head of the criminal investigation department of the internal affairs directorate of the growth of the regional executive committee. the du

this is truly an important project for us, an important decision. uh for doctors, for nurses and otheryees of the district hospital, uh, today we accept this facility, it was commissioned ahead of schedule, uh, even one month ahead of schedule, in total there are 87 rooms in the dormitory, about 100 people can live here in comfortable conditions people, good housing is an important argument for the employment of doctors from other regions in chukotka, with attracting specialists, we guarantee them accommodation, and as an option, we have two options, the first option is renting housing, the second option is a hostel, of course, a hostel in the form that is available. today, this is, well, a big plus for territory to attract personnel. only plumbing slabs have been installed in the premises so far, but all the furniture for the living rooms has already been purchased and is awaiting installation. installation and assembly will begin immediately after the signing of the building acceptance certificates and its transfer into operation. it is planned that the first new residents will move

airport an industrial park a guaranteed city of bartow would see that it would be maintained as an airdrome facility. buildings left by the military are a tremendous advantage and have unlimited potential. in many cases, their modern buildings can be easily converted. good road established by the military and in many wonderful utilities were left by the military in the early part of 1971. we developing an airport improvement program utilizing. the faa adap program, where the federal government supplied us 50% of funds for airport improvements. the airport consists of 1700 acres, approximately 600 acres are in direct aviation utilization. the remainder of the area is 400 acres of highly industrial tracts. the remainder is for future developing. we have roughly 40 industries located on the airport at the present time, a varied and different types. last year our survey indicated there were $17 million worth of payroll on this airport. even though the advantage airports is often acknowledged, one of the leading obstacles has been objection, real or imagined, about the airports and airplanes imp

current leadership had an uphill battle rebuilding into an office that could possibly meet the missionstablished by congress. from my perspective, they've done a commendable job. it's now staffed with dedicated individuals who are taking the responsibility seriously. we are starting to see outputs that show the office can and wants to do the job. from our work we can see significant progress on the investigation side of the office over the past year they've worked to clear the backlog of complaints and improvements have been made in case timelines and referrals. now we are starting to see what is possible on the accountability side. we need more fidelity on how they are implementing the recommendations and understanding of the work is leading to institutional change. there is a mandate to advise the secretary on accountability manners and the data and analysis to identify trends and issue reports. we've seen some of the results of efforts in these areas but there is a lot of areas that would benefit from the analytics works such as the settlement agreement entering disciplinary actions

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and it's an opportunity.dolence will be sent to the player's family — a lasting memory of the legacy he's left behind. the special service will be held exactly seven days after he died. a chance for the ice hockey community to come together. a chance to mourn a much loved friend. a chance to remember one of their own. croatia's foreign minister has been criticised for trying to kiss his german counterpart at a ministerial summit in berlin. they shook hands before a group photo, but then gordan gherlich radman moved to greet annalena baerbock with a kiss. she turned her head, so they bumped cheeks. now, mr radman is facing accusations of acting inappropriately. but he says colleagues always greet each other warmly. our reporter tom brada has more on the story. eu ministerial summits often don't generate headlines, but this moment at an eu foreign ministers meeting in berlin has sparked some controversy. on the left, that is croatia's foreign minister, gordan grlic rudman, greeting his german counterpart, annal

an elementary secret, just a desire, the most actually go to the stage of such an amazing place and juste putting on a heavy big dress, singers, it doesn’t matter, opera or just singers, they hum something all the time, warm up their voice, you’re an opera singer, no, you sit there, silent, i can say that due to the fact that we really sing every day, the voice is still like the same muscle elementary, she is always in the gym, so i don’t need to drink there for half an hour, an hour, i literally need to torture. tune in a couple of exercises and you can go on stage, it’s good if marta does makeup and make-up, taras, of course, like a normal man, tries on suits, wears a golden jacket with rhinestones like a normal man wears, please tell me, this is practically from a kirkoro jacket, i’m saying that you might think that this program is a fashionable sentence and we’re here for a reason, please tell me, but there is a completely normal audience stereotype, opera singers, like that, with bellies like that, why aren’t you like that, we’re just beginners, i just i thought, what, the more you

he wanted to go 80 miles an hour in a chinese taboggan, he went 80 miles an hour.rive one of the pricey electric cars, he put pedal to the metal. if he wants to run over a kid during a friendly game of pickup, no one is going to say anything. gavin left china so inspired he told the chinese, my house is your house. come over whenever you want, xi. >> what a great way in terms of a serious moment between our respective countries, talk about kobe bryant. he talked about that visit to los angeles. he talked fondly about the visit to san francisco and the golden gate bridge. i would reinforce our hope and expectation which is now being realized. we can well establish this meeting. >> jesse: this relationship is moving faster than primetime thought. gavin wusz in china for six days and he's already coming to san francisco. these two can't keep their hands off each other. gavin's house is a mess. california isn't all cranes and tobogans. so what's gavin going to do? can't have the chinese president see your place like this. gotta clean it up. just like when you're a kid.

that'll probably come in about half an hour. as i was saying. — in about half an hour. mps in the front _ saying, at least five labour mps in the front bench have said publicly that they — the front bench have said publicly that they are backing a ceasefire. it is therefore likely that all five of them — it is therefore likely that all five of them who voted for this and we expect— of them who voted for this and we expect others perhaps around double figures _ expect others perhaps around double figures on _ expect others perhaps around double figures on the front bench. it does take a _ figures on the front bench. it does take a look— figures on the front bench. it does take a look at that vote because 125 votes _ take a look at that vote because 125 votes for _ take a look at that vote because 125 votes for an— take a look at that vote because 125 votes for an immediate ceasefire. that vote — votes for an immediate ceasefire. that vote was obviously defeated but, given that this was an snp motion, — but, given that this was an snp motion, and there are fewer than 50 s

this is an untapped resource.- an untapped resource. many businesses _ an untapped resource. untapped resource. many businesses in australia can'tj businesses in australia can�*t find enough staff, but, as the population ages, the economic influence of older people in the workplace is increasing stop about a fifth of all workers are now aged over 55. job flexibility has been a key factor. ~ ., ., , ., factor. we have to remember and acce -t factor. we have to remember and accept retirement _ factor. we have to remember and accept retirement is _ factor. we have to remember and accept retirement is not - accept retirement is not gardening, golf, and grandparenting for everyone. grandpa renting for everyone. but we grandparenting for everyone. but we really need to start thinking for the older worker, what does work actually look like, and what can it mean for them? can it be different from them? can it be different from the traditional mould of full or part—time work? would there be capacity for them to mentor others in the workplace? would it be a volunteer capacity? a, it be

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