>> anthony: funk. like. it is a primary ingredient in much of the cooking. >> maya: so there is between, one is really fermented and another one is a medium, so she says we should use the medium one for chicken stew. and you use all the spices. but it is the most important thing. >> anthony: people from gurage, maya's tribal area, run the market, so she knows the language and how to negotiate. i can smell a frightened chicken. >> marcus: yeah. >> anthony: a mile off. here we go. how many do we need? >> marcus: i just think we need three is fine. >> anthony: my mama done told me, "get something for dinner." in this case, chicken. fresh, please. see ya, wouldn't wanna be ya. oh, that's fresh. >> marcus: i love all the sounds, like it's live chicken there, music there. >> maya: how did he get the skin off? >> marcus: he just, one move he did it. what? >> maya: we used to use like hot boiled water. >> marcus: yeah. >> maya: after killing it, you -- >> anthony: right, dip him in. >> maya: dip it there, and

> anthony: it's good, right?ah how's your iban? >> alex: it's passable, i guess. all basic words. >> anthony: yeah, i gather the plan is to try to get there before dark. >> alex: i don't think it's going to happen. >> anthony: nah, me neither. >> alex: no. ♪ ♪ >> alex: hi. >> anthony: hello. >> alex: [ foreign language ]. >> anthony: all those years ago, the man who looked after me at the longhouse was named itam. over 80 years old back then, he led us bounding uphill through the jungle, like a young gazelle. he still had the marks on his fingers of a man who had taken heads. in itam's case, presumably, communist guerillas when he'd fought with the british during the malayan insurgency. we drank many shots of rice whiskey together under a bouquet of human skulls, trophies from another time. and i promised i'd come back, for gawai, a big deal in the iban calendar, when friends and relatives return to the longhouse. a lot has changed since the iban tracked commies through the jungle, and much has changed in the ten

>> anthony: mmm! >> navroop: nice? >> anthony: delicious!l radish. >> anthony: very, very, very good. generally speaking, punjabis are famous for being a warrior class, taller, bigger. >> navroop: yes, they're big. >> anthony: still, maybe not fighters so much, but still eaters. >> navroop: oh, yeah! big time, yes. the religion doesn't matter. food is religion here! >> man: first time in amritsar? what do you feel in this place? >> anthony: checking off my list of things to do in the punjab, i gotta score some animal protein. it's time. i've been going all morrissey for like two days now and frankly, that's enough. i need chicken. like we are in the ass end of nowhere here. where am i? >> sundeep:: it's known as beera chicken. it's very famous for chicken. >> anthony: when we're talking must-haves, tandoori chicken is just that. >> sundeep: add some lemon in this, and you will enjoy it. >> anthony: mmm. oh man. it's delicious. this type of establishment, dhaba? >> sundeep: dhaba, is called dhaba. you know this is the most successful business

>> anthony: no, no, no, no.eated the word twerk but we were there when they made the word twerk. so that pretty much mean immay there. >> jimmy: wait. >> anthony: i'm taking some royalties. >> jimmy: who was the guy who created the word twerk. >> anthony: this is true new orleans stuff, all right? so it was -- his name was d.j. jubilee. d.j. jubilee was a high school coach but he was a rapper and a d.j. so he had a group and he did these like dance songs. so we would throw parties at like saint mark's and the riverboat hallelujah. and i'm telling you right now everyone from new orleans is going crazy, instagram if you know anyone is going crazy because of these names. my favorite place was the riverboat hallelujah it was a party venue and we would throw these parties, three thousand, ten thousand people would show up and jubilee would get up there singing songs we was huge in the southeast. you go tow biloxi, you couldn't say my name. >> jimmy: and somehow you guys came up with twerk as the name for that dance.

>> anthony: wow.t's moving! ♪ ♪ >> hashim: voila. end of the road. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: what does it mean to be strong? it implies hardness, inflexibility. okinawa is a place with a fighting tradition. a history of ferocious resistance. but it's nothing like what you might think. not at all. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: this is okinawa, just south of mainland japan. for all the relative rigidity of the mainland, okinawa answers in its own unique way. don't eat the same thing each day. that's boring. there's even an okinawan term for it. chanpuru, something mixed. bits borrowed from all over served up for anyone to eat. but maybe you're more familiar with the name okinawa from this. as the setting for some of the most horrifyingly bloody battles of the second world war. how

your thoughts, anthony? well, this is all being kept for the clock from ray or have the appropriate certainly in the okay. um i'm sure in the upper right side conversations as well. um items must be remembered. search will also i'm sure to manage certain i've uh, selections. uh, friday, just kind of a sound when they type with that. um, many other countries with my walls and type uh, elections. uh and also have new jersey signs of low but even try and recycle of carpet. and i make, uh somebody there's actually, you know, is it stays locked. so right. uh, uh, no, not to have action. so then i think the reason is that brand new people in you trying to are dissatisfied with the southern state government. and i want to show you how base and our course we have a very big about 400000 data amongst a you can find in little x ray, i don't know thing creating very many, many more power cash. it will say ease, and it's funny, consolidating. very, very want to uh shotwell, and the opposition. and the guy, the um, the s

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i'm joined by my guess, anthony webber. and we're thing, he is an independent political commentator and here in moscow we have sonya event then, and she is an independent journalist. all right, cross out girls in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated after you let me go to you 1st. i mean, i find it really quite curious to say the least and watching over the last 15 months, western of public officials coming out and say, we have to protect democracy with there's no democracy in ukraine. there won't be a democracy in the west. okay. we don't fight them there that will have to fight them here and we've heard it over and over and over again. then we and we hear about rather casually from the authorities in care of that well, elections are suspended right now. this is on the heels of nationalizing the media, whether it's all, it's a one model tone message, though opposition parties and opposition figures are either a and in jail house arrest or exiled. and the west continues to talk about t

um, it's a, it's quite amazing anthony. um, how the west continues to miss read what, what's going on in russia actually, you know, it would, there was a name paddic rejection of the cloud misbehavior of this individual here. but of course, no walls or table again, where your opponents days are over. i mean this, the, you know, maybe the, what they do is they come instead of stepping back and trying to understand what's going on with their looking is for ask for a mation of their own prejudices. and they certainly got it with that episode, anthony. so yes, the progression was a trace of them about the com that's will be great, the data rate, wrong thing, cause that will also mean office save as more secure mouse, but it does or did or the rest of the security. so i have to say to you about this, a good falls. and so the coolest people like to say, i a very well how vacations. so i was taught to be my useful or how america the, the allies to try. i'm going to stay safe, or is the front line or to the right to decide? belies

your thoughts, anthony? well, this is old being kept sort of a clot from the appropriate suddenly the okay i'm, i'm showing up and i tried conversation as well. um i'm, i must be remembered search. uh well, so i'm just trying to manage that and i've uh, collections uh, friday just passed on the sun by the right side with that. um, many other countries with my walls and type uh, elections. uh and also have nature and signs of low. but even during recycle of carpet, how do i make somebody there's actually this is chase lot. so right, uh, uh no, not to have action. so then i think the reason is that brand new people in ukraine who are dissatisfied with the southern state government. and i want to see how base and our course we have that big about 400000 data amongst the training little x ray. i don't know thing creating very many, many more power cash it will say ease and is probably consolidating very, very won't say shotwell and the opposition. and the guy, the in the cycle, west country where i think sold wo

anthony: he is running again. he ran in 2016.bered for when he essentially destroyed marco rubio's presidential hopes, when it looked like he had an opportunit to win the new hampshire primary. there was talk about chris christie being a contender, he did run in 2012. now he is running for the second time. i think it will be him going on a kamikaze crse towards donald trump. we will see. anchor: i want to ask about an event that takes place in iowa, the roast and ride. iowa has the most amazing events. anthony: this is from joni ernst, where they get on motorcycles, the presidential candidates, rev the engines. i have not been to this one, but i have been to other kinds of events. a democratic senator had a fish fry, steak fry for some time. i went to a wing ding dinner in 2019, but no chicken wings. i was disappointed. anchor: we will have to get you on a motorcycle one day. thank you so much. researchers in the u.k. say blood tests have shown promising results in detecting a fifth -- in detecting 50 different kinds of cancer. w

your thoughts, anthony? well, this is all the sort of a clot february or have the appropriate certainly the okay i'm, i'm sure in a nice a conversation as well. um i'm, i must be remembered search. uh well, so i'm just trying to manage and i've uh, collections uh, trying to discuss kind of a sound when they type with that. um, many other countries with my welders high but elections and also have nature and signs of low, but even drawing recycle of carpet. and i make somebody, there's actually, you know, is it stays locked. so right. uh, uh, no, not to have action. so then i think the reason is the people in you trying to are dissatisfied with the southern state government. and i want to see how base and our culture. we have a very big about 400000 data amongst the training little x ray announcing, creating very many, many more power cash it will say as i'm the easiest part of the consolidating. very, very want for you. uh shotwell and the opposition. uh, the guy the um, the site to the west country where i t

for china to support russia, so anthony blinken the smell is no .n assured everyone jinping that kat beijing has never given, does not give and will not give weapons, as he said, deadly weapons to russia. in fact, that is, the only thing we will believe is that we will hope that it is so , and by the way, at one point, experts point out that in the weapons of the russian army , they find and discover the cartridges of the united states of america. i understand that this may be due to 3-10 shipping countries well, here is the fact that russia today has weapons , unfortunately for those countries that are our partners, it is a great pity . the african proposal with a plan is stated in the statement of the press service of the president of the south african republic , cyril ramaphosa, after his visits as part of a peacekeeping delegation to ukraine and russia, the statement emphasizes that african leaders also indicated to putin and zelensky that advocating for a peaceful settlement, they also have their own interest in ending the conflict, which has a

china and something like that in ukraine, a tough conversation , united states secretary of state anthony blinken and chinese leader xi jinping met in beijing the first in five years of attempts by two superpowers not to conflict and to take into account each other's interests china assured the americans that russia will not supply lethal weapons does this mean that in ukraine there are reasons to sigh with relief the visas of the united states secretary of state to the deceased, the first of this kind in the last 5 years anthony blinken is the only high-ranking american diplomat who visited china during the presidency of joe biden in beijing. blinken met with the gypsy foreign minister and a leading chinese diplomat. the latter was unknown. and whether the meeting with xi jinping will take place, the negotiations were not announced, and the very fact that the meeting did take place is a clear signal that the chinese leader is ready for negotiations . this is how experts analyze the situation. for this trip, namely establishing open channels of communication, directly raising issues that

your thoughts, anthony? well, this is old being kept sort of a clock from the appropriate certainly the okay i'm, i'm sure, in the upper right side conversations as well. um, items must be remembered. search was so i'm just trying to manage that and i have uh selections. uh friday, just have kind of a sound when they type with that. um, many other countries with my welding type but elections uh and also have new jersey signs of low but even during recycle of carpet. and i make uh somebody there's actually this is chase lot. so right, uh, uh no, not to have action. so when i think the reason is that brand new people in you trying to are dissatisfied with the southern state government. and i want to see how base and our coast, we have a very big about 400000 data amongst a ukraine in little x ray. i don't know thing creating very many, many more casual se east and is probably consolidating very, very want to uh, shuffle and the opposition. and uh, the um, the cycle west country where i think sold would be in t

anthony, show us what you got. anthony, everybody. hey! [ cheers ] hey! anthony! my man.d in mascot. i am conversing. what i think you're saying is you want anthony to come with you tonight in costume to dance at game 3 of the nba finals? [ cheers ] yeah! anthony, what do you think? >> yes. >> reporter: that's a quick yes. that's not all. where's your mom? naomi, come up here. anthony is such a good kid. you feeling good? you excited? yes. you're gonna dance up a storm tonight. how proud are you of anthony? >> i am so proud of him. he lights up everybody, everywhere he goes. it's just amazing to be here with burnie an everybody. >> reporter: speaking of experience, with your son dancing on the court tonight at the nba finals, we thought you should be here along with your family. how would you like tickets to the game tonight? do you want to come? [ cheers ] anthony, you are going to the nba finals. naomi, you as well. with your family. let's get another round for burnie! for anthony! [ cheers ] that's coming up game 3 tonight on abc. anthony will be there dancing at halft

anthony as a perfect example. susan b. anthony, who you know quite well, i believe she lived right down the road from where you live. you have been a part of helping restore her property, her name, enter legacy. fannie lou hammer, from mississippi, who not as many people know, was a very powerful civil rights activist, who suffered dramatically. 20th of 20 children. worked in the cotton fields starting at age 13. she joined early on the civil rights movement in mississippi. reformed within her party human rights wrongs and was a great pro-life standardbearer who called abortion child murder along with susan b. anthony and all of the other beautiful human rights leaders of our time. you are in that team and are surrounded by a heavenly host of women like you. i am so proud that we get to hold you up as an example of what it means to fight with all of your feminine intellectual gifts for the rights of unborn children and mothers. thank you and we look forward to hearing what you have to say. [applause] >> well, thank you, ma

and i asked her about anthony blinking comments and his visit more generally. and the code was entered until the very end, whether she and clinton would made during this today rather than a failure definitely to schedule this face to face. would have been seen by washington as a, as a slight breaking really was a number of previous visits from top american additional diplomats in the earlier news. so uh lincoln said there was a, a quotes here, robust conversation about global affairs, including russia's war of aggression against ukraine. and he also said, and that is important, that the competition with china should not, we're into conflict align blinking has used before. and she also talked about ukraine, saying that she ensure tim blinking, but china will not provide legal veterans. but the secretary of state, raised concerns in this press conference, which as to the, to the of, of other china as companies might be providing more technologies like drones, for example. so a lot on the table here. um, were there other points that blinking has raised during this

i am so sorry for the images i saw, for anthony taylor, i am so sorry.at a time when the treatment of grassroots referees is also under scrutiny. in a recent bbc questionnaire, nearly a third said they had been physically abused. dave bradshaw has been a referee for nearly 30 years and he told me that the scenes at the airport involving anthony taylor raised the most serious questions. disgusting, absolutely shambolic, awful, i don't know how to describe it. and you look at it, the poor guy and his family were scared stiff. and what sort of people, thugs, do that? this is just football in the end. i have said in the past, when i got badly assaulted, it's just a matter of time — i hope i'm wrong — before a referee gets seriously injured or killed. uefa say they vehemently condemn the violence towards anthony taylor, but the question of how football treats its officials is once again under the spotlight. andy swiss, bbc news. british number one cameron norrie is out of the french open. he was beaten in straight sets in the third round by italy's lorenzo mu

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. >> reporter: greg and his 12-year-old son anthony knew they had to act. >> back up, anthony, the mothergo in the deep end? >> reporter: when they saw the fawn was not getting out on its own they took action >> let's get her out hurry up just get her out just pull her out. >> reporter: so anthony picked it up. >> when you get her out, let her go, because the mother's not going to be happy, just go ahead. all right fawn fell back n anthony scooped her back up again. >> i grabbed her again put her a little away from the pool >> reporter: fearful if their scent was left on the fawn the mother might abandon it. from what i was told, if your scent gets on the baby, the mother might not want to take care of it so that was my concern like after getting out of the pool first number one was drowning and number two was touching the baby >> reporter: anthony, just 12 is enjoying his time in the limelight after rescuing the baby deer probably just several hours old. >> it feels great, because it was like my first time holding a deer and like touching a deer, so it was just an experience >> i bet it

with technology these days, anything is possible. >> congrats, anthony. >>> thanks for watching.ountry. >> next on abc 7 news at ron desantis and joe biden will be in the bay area tomorrow. details on their campaign stops. >> it is amazing that people escaped. >> smoldering metal, all that's left of two cars involved in a fiery crash on the east bay freeway. what made this dangerous. you may want to pick an alternative to tahoe for your summer getaway. popular spots there that are closed. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> where, when, why. you information about president biden's three-day visit to the bay area. it's not just a campaign stop. he will pledge a cash infusion for one because as he tries to raise money for his campaign. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm deion lam. this trip is all about numbers, the amount he can raise and the polling that shows president biden faces a tough challenge for the white house. let's take a look at the latest polls, where you can see less than a week after former president trump's indictment,

i think we have anthony back.e? >> watching kayden get good grades and inspired by something i did motivates me to get up every single day and put my best foot forward and if i can inspire somebody to do well, it touched me, i will great role models when i was younger, it's important to pay it forward to the next generation. >> sandra: amazing, what a collaboration, great group effort to help young kayden. mom, you got involved, turned out to be a beautiful story. we'll keep watching you, kayden, thank in there and anthony, thanks for being his inspiration. we need more of that in the world. good stuff. >> thank you. >> sandra: all right. >> thank you. >> sandra: beautiful story, and kudos to the mom for getting involved and making that sort of -- that magic happen, john. >> john: importance of a strong mentor who can tell you there is a different way to go about doing things and if they have the influence to inspire you and take the ball and run with it. i mean -- there are so many stories that are just like that

>> [inaudible] >> anthony, are you on mute? >> i, am sorry about that.same confidence. i think that document perhaps was submitted before we knew that judge cannon was going to be the judge presiding over this. paul can speak more, i suspect about this. but i suspect there are going to be a lot of pretrial motions before we actually get to the start of this trial. but i will say one thing about the judge cannon. she is not just a conservative judge, but she is well beyond the conservative mainstream. she does not have a record of being fair. and unbiased. so i am quite frankly, worried about her handling and oversight of this piece. >> so, i want to remind people about judge cannon. she was the judge who temporarily blocked parts of the justice department's investigation. she appointed a special master. she said to the justice department could not review the classified documents that were found at mar-a-lago. an appeals court of the 11th circuit, which matters, because it's one of the most conservative courts. three trump appointed judges, popped her dow

antonio tayani, arrived in washington and at a joint press conference with us secretary of state anthony blinken, they discussed, in particular , the counteroffensive and security guarantees for ukraine . we will ask yulia yarmolenko, who joins our broadcast from of the white house yulia hello, congratulations marie please tell me for what purpose you came to the united states and how they commented on the counteroffensive in the state department , definitely maria, vitaliy of the united states has many topics about which they prefer and have talk constantly on diplomatic channels and today at the final press conference, both foreign ministers and the minister of foreign affairs and the secretary of state mentioned that one of the key issues they discussed during their meeting here in washington was the issue of support for ukraine and anthony blinky actually thanked italy, who since the start of the full-scale invasion had shown their leadership , in particular he also thanked georgie melanie for the fact that italy very strongly continued to send military aid accepts 170,000 ukrainian

anthony weiner, that was a real beauty. much of it went into anthony wiener�*s computer.the last... i'm not sure, i think i would rather have it on hunter biden and's computer than anthony weinerfirst hunter biden and's computer than anthony weiner first computer. and when cut hillary deleted and acid washed 33,000 e—mails in defiance of a congressional subpoena, she already had lisa pienaar, and her aides smashed and destroyed iphones with a hammer and yet the fbi and doj protected her, they did absolutely nothing in her case. the fbi and doj largely did not issue subpoenas, they did not use a grand jury, they did not issue search warrants and comey declared there was no problem and no reasonable prosecutor would ever bring a case like that. she knocked out 33,000 e—mails. and hillary wasn't indicted, she should have been, but she wasn't invited. she was protected by the democrats. biden was not indicted and what he has done is terrible. they like to say, what trump did. i was impressed, it looked so orderly and nice. somehow somebody turned over one of the boxes i said,

welcome, welcome, welcome, anthony, and the hazing means you go first. this is your hazing officially. >> thank you. >> go on. >> thank you, joy. i feel the love through the screen. good to be with you. >> absolutely. you are absolutely right that the jury matters in a case like this. what matters more are facts. and what we know now publicly is that there are an overwhelming amount of facts in this documents case. i hate to even call it a documents case, joy, because the fact of the matter is, we know that donald trump had 324 classified documents at mar-a-lago post-presidency. and he had multiple chances to turn that information over, and we know based on the public record that he refused to do so over any number of occasions. and then i really want to hear barbara's analysis on this, but i want to point out the other thing that matters in addition to the jury, in addition to the facts, is what prosecutors, similar cases that prosecutors have charged, and there is a very strong trail of this justice department and prior justice departments charging ind

i am so sorry for the images i saw, for anthony taylor, i am so sorry.ll this comes at a time when the treatment of grassroots referees is also under scrutiny. in a recent bbc questionnaire nearly a third said they had been physically abused. dave bradshaw has been a referee for nearly 30 years and he told me that the scenes at the airport involving anthony taylor raised the most serious questions. disgusting, absolutely shambolic, awful, i don't know how to describe it. and you look at it, the poor guy and his family were scared stiff. and what sort of people, thugs, do that? this is just football in the end. i have said in the past, when i got badly assaulted, it's just a matter of time, i hope i'm wrong, before a referee gets seriously injured or killed. uefa say they vehemently condemn the violence towards anthony taylor but the question of how football treats its officials is once again under the spotlight. andy swiss, bbc news. the time is 6:15pm. our top story this evening: phillip schofield says his relationship with a younger colleague was a gra

they said that anthony blinken held frank substantive and constructive talks with the minister of foreignffairs of the people's republic of china, qinyan at least this is what the press service of plinken says , while it added that the us secretary of state emphasized the importance of diplomacy and open lines of communication from the entire list of issues, it is currently unknown whether they talked about ukraine, i really hope that anthony blinken raised this issue and discussed it with shingan, whether they talked, it is unknown, maybe somehow it will be possible to at least express some concern at least for this during this visit, about the actions of china. is it me? i would even say not by actions, but by the absence of these actions, that is , china does not want to actively influence russia so that russia ends its aggressive war, well , maybe tomorrow, it is still completely unknown about this wrote a lot during the past week, but at the moment it is still unknown, maybe anthony blinken can meet with the leader of the people's republic of china, maybe he will talk to everyone abo

anthony. i so yeah, that was an extraordinary statement. by stilton bird they had of nato, is that you can join the club once you do feed russia. i mean, if you were in care of what would you be thinking, you brought us all those way, all those. what you made all these problem is and you open the door, you shut them through with the new slamming closets and say when you, when give us a call. extraordinary, go ahead anthony, which is in the course of june. i'll see you correctly and people are probably around what was upfront come, she said you are a night sites, sites at by giving some afraid of them and about to say, i'll also put moods actually. ready so i have nice of apps don't cause you know, getting back inside me or we have the best of the right. you getting a gorbachev or uh, a virus. i'm a premier agent in the direction of the world piece, which is a tremendous old and uh, a game about last time presentation in the south side. so it's a rush. it was, was sent to your appliances your right sides. so you know, times it may have dawn,

let's not forget that anthony taylor and his team had a fantastic game, they were absolutely superb intances with the players�* behaviour and the technical areas. so i think we have got to look at long bands and taking points away. if sevilla are in the champions league and roma are back in the europa league next season then they start with —3 or —6 points. that�*s the only way we are going to stop it. the filing system is not working. so for me they have got to take more stronger action —— refining. if that means taking points away then so be it. mark, thank you _ points away then so be it. mark, thank you very _ points away then so be it. mark, thank you very much. _ manager sam allardyce has left leeds united after his four matches spell in charge at the end of the season couldn�*t stop the club being relegated from the premier league. allardyce replaced javi gracia at the start of may but only managed one draw — meaning leeds return to the championship after three years. the 68—year—old said it has been an honour to manage leeds united and the club said "an announcement on a new le

you are a secretary of state anthony blinking is engaging on the highest level diplomatic visit between the 2 countries in nearly 5 years ahead of his trip, a blink inside. he hopes to ensure it that competition doesn't v or into conflict. lincoln started to visit with a meeting with chinese foreign minister, sion gong, and both powers have said they are interested. instability in the face of increasing tensions over time want which is more fabi and crushed, more standing by in beijing, fabi and anthony lincoln has expressed the hope that this visit will open a new era of diplomacy between the us and china. how likely is that? what if this new era implies any kind of diplomatic breaks has been able to say, this is extremely unlikely, but you can already count that as a big success. is that the both? um, what posts i talking again, we have to remember that lincoln was already scheduled to come to bathing in february, but then despite balloon incident happened. and during the last month, there was not much communication that even when the us side requested recently, a meeting between the

therefore, this is definitely one of the key issues, and as a result of the visit, anthony blinken was that china will not do this. and what is it really like? china does not plan, let's say, to worsen its relations with the united states, but we know very well that a large part of this russian cooperation is precisely aimed at the economic dimension, and that precisely the economic cooperation between these two states has grown significantly over the past 1.5 years therefore, this is precisely the moment where the united states can actually influence this very little , but also. i think that unambiguous such hints were made during this visit. but at the same time, there are also many such problems . yes, and this applies in particular to the increase in the number of nuclear warhead china where uh it's only from the information of the snake we actually understand what is possible in reality it's much more but nevertheless i think that still one of the key questions was this taiwan yes and anthony blinken i think even more more directly than before, or maybe even more directly than tha

you know, for anthony and his family to actually endure that. a chair was thrown towards him!ard—of, and i know that uefa will act. unacceptable. it's unheard-of, and i know that uefa will act.— know that uefa will act. briefly, ou know that uefa will act. briefly, you described _ know that uefa will act. briefly, you described him _ know that uefa will act. briefly, you described him as _ know that uefa will act. briefly, you described him as a - know that uefa will act. briefly, you described him as a serial i you described him as a serial offender. 0ne remembers that story when he was banned for a champions league match and brought into the changing room at half—time in a laundry basket. there should, you think, be a really long ban to send out a message? i think, be a really long ban to send out a message?— think, be a really long ban to send out a message? i think ten matches would probably _ out a message? i think ten matches would probably be _ out a message? i think ten matches would probably be appropriate. - out a message? i think ten matches would probably be approp

resistance of ukrainians to the russian invaders continues the statement of the us secretary of state anthony blink to us and the secretary general of nato and jens stoltenberg, we will broadcast everything live , so don't miss it, and until the news, let's start from the situation in kyiv, because the capital experienced another terrible night due to the russian attack, all enemy targets were shot down by air defense, however, as a result of falling debris, the victims were victims on children's day, russian terrorists killed one child and two adults, 11 more people were injured , there is also a child among the victims, more about the consequences we will be told by a correspondent from the press, dmytro didura, he is in direct contact with us and is at the scene of the incident dmytro congratulations, what do you already know? congratulations angelica. congratulations to all viewers of the espresso tv channel. good morning to the capital. it is not possible, we are now in the desnyan district, where around 3 o'clock in the morning, fragments of downed ballistic and cruise missiles fell fro

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anthony i ten-t— don't think anthony anthony i teh-t thhht— don't think anthony anthony i don't thinks back to indonesia. but i think you know, the broader point on this , anthony, is, you point on this, anthony, is, you know, the argument i'm making is large numbers of undocumented young males are coming into our country . i understand that we country. we i understand that we do them and do do fingerprint them and we do try check that with try and check that with international the international records. but the point i'm making is we are wide open to this. and worse. well, we are now, again, you- " ' h: well, we are now, again, you know, twe— we are now, again, you know, he tehttet— we are now, again, you know, i've debated this— we are now, again, you know, i've debated this in the past, nigel-— i've debated this in the past, whtet. h— i've debated this in the past, whtet. hh hy— i've debated this in the past, nigel. in my view, the best way of thee— nigel. in my view, the best way of the the— nigel. in my view, the best way of doing this is— nigel. in my view, the best way of doing

maybe so anthony blinken, the secretary of state of the united states of america, made a tour and joeiden , the president of the usa, said that the tour was just fine effective and cool and generally cool and what is possible just this era of mutual cooling may have a chance to end and warming in your opinion may be warming or not and if there is warming or maybe after that the united states of america will certainly think of itself as the president of the united states of america will think about his country, first of all, about his people, but after that , if there is a warming, can he somehow put more pressure on china so that china supports russia less well, yes, this is one of the key topics of this visit, and anthony blinken stated this even earlier when the visit was planned, which took place. only now, let me remind you, it was planned in february, and then, in fact, everything was already almost ready for the start of this visit, but then china launched this balloon for surveillance in essence and accordingly , the united states had no choice but to first shoot her down and s

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and it will be uh, a conversation from the positions of ukrainian power, actually about this, and anthonyply in other words, yes, but the same. here these latest weapons are needed here and now for a successful counter-offensive of a counter-attack and here are you inclined to interpret these words of anthony blinkin in the context of these recent events of what is happening in ukraine now and not only as a certain construction of a certain the theory that the war will one day end, you know, this is an interesting moment because it seems to me that it is necessary to say that the war will never end and after the victory of ukraine a-a and this is very important. it seems to me that an understanding of this is also spoken by general ben hodges a-a and others what should be said about what will happen after the victory of ukraine and after the victory of ukraine there will be peace after which russia will not have a frozen conflict because this is what it is against что сейчас as part of the counteroffensive of the contour offensive, we hear more and more appeals from different sides, which

now we go to a press conference between james cleverly and anthony lincoln.ngton and his meeting with our american friends, washington and his meeting with our americanfriends, including american friends, including president americanfriends, including president biting himself and the close cooperation and organisation we enjoy across a range of areas, including the signing of the atlantic declaration. i had the opportunity to get an update from anthony lincoln's recent trip to beijing. and of course the ongoing work that we do to try and encourage peace and stability around the world is a regular feature of our bilateral discussions, including, of course, our ongoing work to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. this week is very much about encouraging the private sector to invest in the rebuilding and recovery in ukraine. we need to demonstrate those investments will be effective and they will be safe. that of course means the ongoing assurance that the ukrainian state that they will not be re—invaded once they have successfully regained their territ

the visit to the united states, i, desi, to china, to the state university of the united states, anthonyshevchenko, let's go anyway. what is your analysis of the results of this visit? well, after finding out the results, they are very good because this visit was necessary in order for the country to move away from unpredictability in relations because there really were a lot of these very hot points of contact. they moved away from this confrontational rhetoric and positioning towards more predictable relations, and i think that this is the beginning of such a large dialogue, which then gets its continuation already in a high-level meeting , this is the biden 7 meeting in the fall in november. therefore , this is a very positive signal and i think it will be continued, mr. peter. and i would like to ask about the internal chinese situation as with the economy because, well, this is the counter-version , well, it is clear that the people's republic of china and the communist party say that everything is more or less normal, but analysts outside china say that everything is not normal and

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