well, let's learn the story of argo. argo is an incredibly fascinating story for cia because. it utilizes so many different things. it utilizes our partnership with canada in order to get the documents that we need in order to exfiltrate six state department officers who are hidden in. the canadian embassy at that time. this is a period of time when iranian militants had taken over the us embassy in 1979 and luckily these six state department officers were out and about day. and so when they saw what had happened and they took refuge with the canadians because of that, we had to figure out a way of how are we getting them out of the country? and so, tony mendez, who is the the architect of the idea, he said he came up with the best bad they could. they could think of. and this was what is sort of the back story of the people who are there and are they, you know, leaving their country. and so the back story was that they were part of a location scouting crew for a movie a movie called argo and the history of argo is that we knew of the makeup artist on who was brought in to con

won 3 straight in league ah. buyer and have been equally successful in germany. head coach julian argos, mon says, buyer and sees in will be measured on how they perform against p. s g. who will be without name are. despite missing one star, there will be a constellation on both sides of the pitch come wednesday night. you're watching a d. w use doc film is coming up after a short break. it's tracking the story of jimmy's 1st, a female astral that will be along shortly. don't forget that website, is there any time you needed a d, w dot com? you'd also check out our social media channels, the twitter and instagram. the handle you need is at the w news. i'm anthony howard in berlin for me and the team here. thanks for watching and stay with an interest in the global economy. our portfolio g w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project with.

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ford has pulled the plug on its effort to develop a full self driving car, getting rid of its argo, a division. now this cost ward $2700000000.00 to walk away after it had already invested $1000000000.00 back in 2017 and for more or less bring in dr. ran pend a lot. yeah. professor of the school of sustainable engineering at arizona state university. so professor, how far away do you think fully at home is driving is in our future and what will that future look like? so i think fully autonomy, striving is already here, as so full, had time is driving is happening right in our backyard in phoenix, arizona. where our way moe is providing fully driverless rides, i think cruise is getting ready to launch some. driverless rides are already offering driverless rides. i think in san francisco. so i driverless autonomy. so vehicles they are here already. and essentially what we're going to see, i think over the next few decades. so it is maybe 20 to 30 years. we will just see, i think in increasing prevalence and an increasing local out of driverless vehicles in our you know, in our neighborh

every year, under their own brands, atlant and argo, in addition to tax references for residents , provideildings for factories . it remains only to bring and install your own equipment in the special economic zone alabuga more than 400,000 m² of ready-made production facilities under construction. new residents of machine-building enterprises are located in the parks in the center of each building crane beam the ceiling height here is 14.5 m, the russian company aconis , due to sanctions, is occupying a vacated niche in the production of conveyor rollers for the mining and metallurgical industries , rollers that were previously produced only by foreign companies. and, accordingly, now we are starting and we hope by june-july already reach full production capacity among many enterprises. this is where the college is located. alabuga fly. future engineers do not study at their desks right in the educational building of the factory, which is run by students and workers for production. well, some of them will grow up to be engineers, chief engineers, up to directors of the plant, and they wil

at the beginning of the 20th century , the argo dictionary was published in france, in which the followingis given in the russian article. scratch a russian and you will find a cossack. scratch the cossack. and you will find a bear. and what do i like if they can’t fall in love with russians, let them at least be afraid, as indicated in the source of the aphorism hints at the outward brilliance, more or less civilized russians, who have come out of a state of savagery and is used in relation to people whose beautiful appearance hides the secrets of vices. that is, to be not only a bear, but even a cossack aphorism ascribes this threshold to napoleon himself, who really described russians as barbarians and in this connection identified russians with cossacks. i must say the french called the cossacks and the hussars. well, since both kalmyks and bashkirs are also so that we generally know about the cossacks. taras bulba his sons ostap and andrey are one of the most prominent representatives of the zaporizhzhya cossacks in russian literature bogdan khmelnitsky and stepan razin, by the way, a

i'm john carrie argo were speaking with joseph hickman or u. s. military veteran, an author of the book, the burn pitts. good to have you back joe. the u. s. defense department is now estimating that 3 and a half 1000000 troops that us troops in kosovo, iraq, afghanistan eventually returned to the u. s. with respiratory or other health problems because of, of exposure to the burn pits that is a gigantic number. but the problem that we've seen since 2010 is that the pentagon didn't bother to keep records of what was actually burned, where it was burned, how it was burned, and who was exposed to the smoke. as a result, the u. s. department of veterans affairs has been reluctant to admit that these diseases were service related. has that finally been fixed, or veterans finally receiving the care and the benefits that they deserve. a lot more veterans in the here. the pact act that recently was a huge. but again, it moves so slow, we're still seeing a lot of people being denied that we shouldn't be there. but it is, it is turning around, it's getti

international women's day, an opportunity to celebrate women, but also an important time to highlight argos that women around the world still face. now in iran, for example, the situation remains dangerous for women, especially given the controls of the so called morality police. but months after women 1st hooked to the streets in mass protests, they have achieved some of the freedoms they're fighting for. we start by bringing you this exclusive report from tech ron, and you'll note that some faces have been blurred for their safety. this would have been impossible just 6 months ago, walking distress of to her on in your own choice of clothing. now it's not an uncommon sight any more like dis, university student. many women are taking theories, but it's still against the law. so to talk about it, we go inside taking the odd would a, there were many reactions to me, not wearing that he job people looking at me pulling faces or even coming up and insulting me. you're merely ating me, all very kindly and sentimentally advising me on what they consider, right. my, but my biggest achievement fro

every year, under their own brands, atlant and argo, in addition to tax references for residents , providey-made buildings for factories . all that remains is to bring and install your own equipment in the special economic zone alabuga more than 400.000 m² of ready-made production facilities new residents of machine-building enterprises will be located in the parks in the center of each building crane beam the height of the ceilings here is 14.5 m, the russian company aconis , due to sanctions, is occupying a vacated niche in the production of conveyor rollers for the mining and metallurgical industries , rollers that were previously produced only by foreign companies. and, accordingly, now we are starting and we hope by june-july already reach full production capacity among many enterprises. this is where the college is located. alabuga fly. future engineers do not study at their desks right in the educational building of the factory, which is run by students working personnel for production. well, some of them will grow up to be engineers, chief engineers, up to directors of the plant, a

and of course they also the stealing and concealing the documents at moral argo, when he actually lied the allegedly, to the, the air national archives of about what he had. and what. ready was on the like, so there are many aspects of his legal jeopardy that will play out. it's not just a stormy daniels and fat. all this is the 1st one to come to court and so on. weight us is the least serious. and that is the, the attempt to subvert them, the democratic process, and this is marginal, compared to the attempts allegedly that he did for the other cases that he faces. so what we're going to see more trump or indictments more, want to jump in there for a 2nd. we don't have much time, but i do want to ask you this if we see a sitting president getting convicted quinton pardon himself. no, he can't pardon himself and that the president here is as richard nixon or who may have been indicted, had he not been pardoned by his vice president, gerald ford. but but the earth, despite what a trunk might think, he hasn't got the power to pardon himself and. and therefore if he is indicted one office

by lunchtime on the 7th ofjanuary, they were in east london where they bought a tent from argos and abandonedthen yet more taxi journeys, including a final one to the port of newhaven. since then they'd evaded detection untiljust before 930 last night when a member of the public saw them and dialled 999. while detectives still hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by someone else, they're becoming increasingly concerned. and constance martin's father has said that while he's relieved that she's been found, he is worried about the missing baby. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. meet one of the ocean's unsung heroes— we'll tell you about the sea cucumber and how it helps to keep the waters clean. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on h

the minsk inspection and emergency sections of the capital's transport arteries near the pedestrian argoonitors up to 30 yard sidewalks umbrella kalyau camp adduction, and ho recovery to turn off the lunge at collisions with a pedestrian he is not careless sections of the bush people dedatkovye piece irregularities, operational signs. this is the very thing, this is not a bypass sound, the width is not at the travel frequency, an examination of each specific section is carried out. uh, well, like an event. mostly. this is the art of unevenness measures to improve traffic safety at pedestrian crossings. it's basically. uh, there are places where we load the roadway modernization artificial lighting. in minsk , zakha this year served more transport buildings due to the work of pedestrians. yes, and they constantly carry out preventive practice on the roads near schools and protest collectives . a new generation of co-proud patriots among schoolchildren will be able to be disturbed on the basis of analogues from the joy of special pronunciations of the mns bison and crow cysts for yes , hel

names in german bonus, li football if sacked after last week's last by byron munich, coach julian argos, men is forced out as the top book chases. if 11th consecutive time, ah, i bring gov to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome on this friday, europe's human rights watch. dog is criticizing what he calls the excessive use of force by french police during demonstrations against some very unpopular pension reforms. the rebuke by the council of europe is the latest headache for french president, emanuel micron, who was dealing with strikes blockades and rallies across the country. to day. he also announced that a visit to france by britons king charles the 3rd has been postponed due to violence. this will be the only chance to meet britons, king charles in the french capital. in the coming weeks. his figure has been unveiled in a wax museum. i had of the monarchs now cancelled visit to paris with tensions over a pension reform on the vice many on the street. welcome. the move is for new or you know, have to block off half of paris

by lunchtime on the 7th of january, they were in east london where they bought a tent from argos anded their pushchair. they were then yet more taxi journeys, including a final one to the port of newhaven. since then they'd evaded detection untiljust before 9:30 last night when a member of the public saw them and dialled 999. while detectives still hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by someone else, they're becoming increasingly concerned, and constance martin's father has said that while he's relieved that she's been found, he is worried about the missing baby. the us supreme court has heard arguments over the legitimacy of president biden�*s plan to cancel student debt for around 40 million americans. last year, the president promised to cancel $430 billion worth of student loans after the covid pandemic under a federal law known as the heroes act, which allows debt relief in national emergencies. six republican—controlled states have challenged the plan in the supreme court, arguing mr biden is exceeding his powers. protesters have been making their voices heard. t

it came after arms him, argos blocked. he was ability to purchase foreign, may training jets, counting the country to try to develop its own with the western sanctions. turning this through on the want military sector, one has been trying to indigenous the strategic in this right. perhaps the missile program is the epitome, otherwise, military ambition. but in recent years, the country has stepped into other services as well, from you, a piece to final judge, and now jet trainers. use of generally r t to run just only 20 parts the out here local time. but u. s. labor department has published a report showing a 6 percent inflation rate in the 1 february of 2023. the country's economy, though it is being shaken by all sorts of financial term, all of these days are told coming off the 2 major banks failed over the weekend. and now the federal reserve, which oversees the banking system and the economy in general, has to make a choice either raise interest rates even further or chuckle inflation by reducing prices for consumers

by lunchtime on seven january they were in east london where they bought a blue tent from argos and abandonedre taxi journeys including a final one to the port of new haven. since then they have used a large amount of cash to the off grid and evade detection until monday night. injanuary the father of constance marten made this appeal to his daughter. darling constance, even though we remain estranged at the moment, i stand we remain estranged at the moment, istand by we remain estranged at the moment, i stand by as i have always done and as the family has always done, to do whatever is necessary for your safe return to us.— is necessary for your safe return to us. ~ ~ , return to us. while detectives ho -e the return to us. while detectives hepe the baby _ return to us. while detectives hope the baby is _ return to us. while detectives hope the baby is alive, - return to us. while detectives. hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by someone else, they are becoming increasing the consent, constance marten�*s mother says while he is relieved she has been found he is worried about

it came after arms him, argos blocked. he was ability to purchase foreign, may training jets, prompting the country to try to develop its own with the western sanctions. turning this crew on, he wants military sector, one has been trying to indigenous the strategic industry. perhaps the missile program is the epitome of, it was military ambition, but in recent years, the country has stepped into other services as well, from you, a piece to final drugs, and now jet trainers, use of job audi r t t, ron ones, the city of love not resembles a city of trash. how many parisians fail as pals of rubbish have taken over the streets as a result of the capitals on going sanitation workers strike? well, in $5000.00 tons of trash remain uncollected and it's raising health concerns as rats running round pence. countrywide process began in january, when french president mcclung proposed retirement reforms, raising the minimum age on toughening requirements for a full pension bill, despite its lack of popularity passed the french senate o

by lunchtime on the 7th january, they were in east london, where they bought a blue tent from argos andiver reported hearing the sound of a baby. 35—year—old constance marten comes from a wealthy family. she grew up in this country estate in dorset and was at drama school in 2016 when she first met 48—year—old mark gordon. gordon was deported to britain from the united states in 2010 after spending 20 years in prison for a rape he committed aged 1a. meanwhile, police are increasingly concerned for the infant's welfare after possibly many days out in the cold. aruna iyengar, bbc news. a public hearing into the allegations of racism made by the former yorkshire cricketer azeem rafiq is underway today. it's more than two years since rafiq first alleged he'd been the victim of racial harassment and bullying at yorkshire county cricket club. his testimony will be a key part of the case being heard by an independent panel of the cricket disipline commission. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. 0n the field, business as usual for england cricket, the one—day team playing their first match of t

of this will work if we don't have engh well-qualified, well-paid teachers in our classrooms so we argoing our new teachers a tax break and more reurces in their classrooms so they can help our students cceed. our school should prepare students for their future and give them the freedom to chart their own course. if ty want to go to clege, we should make it me affordable. if they want to go straight into the workforce we should me sure they have the skills and opportunities to be successful and provide for theiramilies. for 22 yearsgo penylvania invested over $200 milli a year info tech and technical education. last year weless than half of that on our young people. as a resultewer students have the opportunity pursue a job and few oro to pathfe even ists. an apprenticeship as a fast-track to aood and stable job. [applause] [applause] with us today is a first-year union apprentice of the ironworkers local three in pittsburgh. [applause] [applause] freddie has a great story. he immigrated to the pennsylvania from cameron. he travele thousands of miles in search of an opportunity and he foun

liverpool, then harwich, before arriving in east london where they bought a tent and camping supplies at argosbaby was definitely alive at this stage as the taxi driver who drove them heard it, but at that point they disappeared, only to re—emerge six weeks later in brighton when they were arrested. for weeks, the police and constance's family have appealed to her to contact the authorities and warned of the dangers of freezing temperatures to her newborn. overnight, officers have guarded the crime scene as forensic tests are carried out to confirm the identity and detectives say a postmortem examination will take place in due course. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. our correspondent yetunde yusuf is in brighton and she gave us the latest this morning from there. there has been a huge local impact because so many people have been involved in the search. local residents assisting police with inquiries and also volunteer search and rescue specialists as well looking through woodland as well as the hundreds of police officers from the metropolitan police and sussex police as well scouring a 90 square

by lunchtime on the 7th ofjanuary, they were in east london, where they bought a tent from argos anda member of the public saw them and called 999. vincent mcaviney has more. monday night in north brighton. after 53 days on the run, constance marten and mark gordon are spotted on cctv walking down a residential street. while shopping in this convenience store, they were spotted by a member of the public, who called 999. shortly after, they were filmed again. officers arrested the couple without their baby, walking towards an allotment site and golf course leading to the south downs. but despite finally having the couple in custody, they have not provided any further information about the condition or whereabouts of the child. police fear it could have been abandoned in freezing conditions. they're now being held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. around 200 officers from sussex and london's metropolitan police have worked around the clock to try to find the baby, whose sex is unknown, and who is believed to have never had medical treatment. drones, a helicopter and sniffe

liverpool, then harwich, before arriving in east london where they bought a tent and camping supplies at argosly travelled to newhaven. their baby was definitely alive at this stage as the taxi driver who drove them heard it, but at that point they disappeared, only to re—emerge six weeks later in brighton when they were arrested. for weeks, the police and constance�*s family have appealed to her to contact the authorities and warned of the dangers of freezing temperatures to her newborn. 0vernight, officers have guarded the crime scene as forensic tests are carried out to confirm the identity and detectives say a postmortem examination will take place in due course. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. let's speak to our correspondent yetunde yusuf in brighton. morning to you. tell us more about the continuing police operation there and the local reaction to this incredibly sad discovery.— incredibly sad discovery. yeah, there has _ incredibly sad discovery. yeah, there has been _ incredibly sad discovery. yeah, there has been a _ incredibly sad discovery. yeah, there has been a huge - incredibly sad

members who never met each other, americans and folks around the world, formed a group called task force argohey were able to get flights out of the north and save 3,000 afghan allies and americans on the first flight 380. that's only part of the story. true heroism for each of you in the room despite the fact that you reached out for help from our federal government, you got no answer. and mr. sayed was not only able to have a caravan north, over eight-hour journey. would you please pick up two women whose husband was missing. they were students, going to university. in the middle of the week, they were beaten in the street because they didn't have a head covering. their future was one of rape and forced marriage. for mr. sayed, he put them in the back of the toyota corolla with his children and they were stopped by the taliban and time and time again, who are the women? he said i'm the grandfather, we're going to a wedding. this cover story was not developed out of thin air. it was the work of volunteers who helped at every check point report what was going on. who helped provide a clean pa

by lunchtime on the 7th of january, they were in east london where they bought a blue tent from argos their pushchair. there were then yet more taxi journeys, including a final one to the port of newhaven. since then, they've used a large amount of cash to live off grid and evade detection until monday night. injanuary, constance�*s father, napier martin, made this appeal to his daughter. darling constance, even though we remain estranged at the moment, i stand by, as i have always done and as the family has always done, to do whatever is necessary for your safe return to us. whilst detectives hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by someone else, they're becoming increasingly concerned. constance martin's father said on tuesday that whilst he's relieved that she's been found, he is worried about his missing grandchild they hope to finally meet. but after another night of freezing weather, that hope here is fading. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. yetunde yusuf is at the allotments which are being searched. the which are being searched. search goes on. yetundt hundreds the sea

liverpool, then harwich, before arriving in east london where they bought a tent and camping supplies at argosly travelled to newhaven. their baby was definitely alive at this stage as the taxi driver who drove them heard it, but at that point they disappeared, only to re—emerge six weeks later in brighton when they were arrested. for weeks, the police and constance�*s family have appealed to her to contact the authorities and warned of the dangers of freezing temperatures to her newborn. overnight, officers have guarded the crime scene as forensic tests are carried out to confirm the identity and detectives say a postmortem examination will take place in due course. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. yetunde yusuf is near the woodland where the remains were discovered. yetunde, this clearly has been a real shock to people living nearby? yes, that's right, charlie. so many people were involved in the search over the last few days, so many local people, so many volunteers from the search and rescue specialist teams, and it's a tragic discovery by police who searched some 90 square miles to find the re

war really, will he be saying it is time for russia to pull back might he suggest you can keep going argoere is no doubt that _ towards peace. i think there is no doubt that is _ towards peace. i think there is no doubt that is the _ towards peace. i think there is no doubt that is the first, _ towards peace. i think there is no doubt that is the first, to - towards peace. i think there is no doubt that is the first, to shore i towards peace. i think there is no | doubt that is the first, to shore up his position and offer russia support symbolic and practical. russia is dependent on china, looking around to export more stuff to china, chaser supplies semiconductors to russia, that is usually important and we are not even broaching the question of lethal aid china might provide so for all those reasons the visit of xi as significant. ukraine will be part of the conversation but i do not see xi capping the work and forcing putin to negotiate, it will not happen. forcing putin to negotiate, it will not happen-— forcing putin to negotiate, it will not happen. forcing putin to negotiate, it w