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fourth power unit, which is being built in egypt with the participation of the state corporation asd de baathe end of this year this was announced today by the head of rosatom alexei likhachev during a visit to caer this is the largest project of the russian egyptian cooperation - this is russia's largest project on the african continent, we expect, and the first concrete on the fourth block before the end of the year and we expect the number of employees to double. uh, on this construction site in december, relative to today, it is important to emphasize that out of 6,500 employees, approximately 50 to 50% are egyptian and russian employees, and we are starting to recruit our specialists here, who had experience in implementing projects thirdly sides. well, the main principle. the main work approach, like the construction work society. we divide in half, so do all our difficulties. uh, and victories should be equally divided between the egyptian and russian side such a large project can only be implemented together, only together by one big team of one big family. the kiev regime resorts t

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especially since ukraine started asking for the munitions saying they could make a difference, particularly baas russia has been using them. as jake sullivan said today, the u.s. had been deferring, making a decision on this, kind of punting this down the road until it became absolutely necessary. now they feel ukraine does need it on the battlefield, because they were running low on ammunition. president biden said that in an bur view earlier. they believe they now need to tap into those stockpiles. >> natasha, thank you so much. >>> ukraine's potentially membership in nato will also be top of mind as president biden prepares to head for a nato summit next week. fareed zakaria asked president biden about ukraine wanting to join nato very much. take a listen. >> when you go to the nato summit, the big strategic issue is ukraine wants membership in nato. should it get membership in nato? >> i don't think it's ready for membership in nato, but here's the deal. i spent, as you know, a great deal of time trying to hold nato together, because i believe it's had an over -- and that was to break nato.

the battle raged for more than 2 hours, then harden his men to fill the cannons with baa shot, which is essentially two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. and when that exits the cannon, it starts spinning wildly and it could destroy rigging sails and even masts. and it did consider damage to the achilles, having had the achilles turned and fled with the rebel commander close behind. but even despite but despite its injuries, the achilles was too fast and got away hard and spun about to reclaim the golden eagle, a british merchant ship that he had captured a few days earlier. the achilles had briefly recoiled. all told, one of pickering's pickering's crew had been killed, his head sheared by a cannonball, and men were seriously wounded. the number killed and wounded board the achilles is unknown. i just want to tell you a brief story about this picture looking at right here. this is the top third of the plaque that was placed in salem, mass. chichester, which is right next door to marblehead, where i'm speaking to you from. it was placed there in 1909 to honor howard dean's heroic

i worked on bridges tv show for 4 years was the role of baa's bishop. if you remember, he and his wife moved to the bay area about a year ago with their baby girl to renovate the former playhouse theater on main street in tehran been closed for 2 and a half years because the pandemic and it basically took. >> all of our say it took all of our investment and it's a labor of love. mealy says theaters have to get creative to make seeing a movie more of an experience. they have lounge chairs, food and drinks. it's like you're coming in or home to watch amazing movies in best way that you possibly can. and the entire bay area, he says business has been up and down, but he's excited. a movie like barbie is packing the theater. love that anticipate jean and excitement, the energy of people who want to come see barbie at the theater is off the charts and the people are dressing up. >> bringing their families to see and so far looks like barbie is living up to the hype. clever, writing, clever, cast weldon, inspiring, but also really funny at the same time a goo

lauren: well, then the answer is number 3, lake baa call? is that how you say it?n't pronounce it, what's the real answer? >> you got it! you're a million dollars -- no, i'm sorry to say, tax man took it all. stuart is back tomorrow to straighten out this show for you. [laughter] thank you very much for joining us. we'll see you next time. "coast to coast" starts right now. neil: four hours to go before we wrap up another trading month, and what a remarkable month it has been

many of the items were inning baas opaque bags but there was a bag of cough drops a print of a fighterts of items were taken from the home. concerning, we know that this guy rex heuermann according to police affidavits were contacting those in the same manner banned in the bags in the same manner right now he's charlged with three, i think he'll ultimately be charged with the fourth of the gilgo four woman contacting them through burner phones and according to police by dna, hair found in the burlet being and catch this, as recently as the last year, he is caught on video surveillance and another cell phone store buying additional minute for burner phones. listen, your husband has a burner phone, you need a lawyer. i'm just telling you that. so his mo was always the same so that's happening up until 2013 and also very difficult to believe that all of these bodies ten bodies so close together in the end nothing to do with the other bodies. can i tell you one more thing about that chevy avalanche that was towed from his home linking back to amr castillo the perp showed with a chevy avala

i worked on nash bridges tv show for 4 years was the role of baa's bishop. if you remember, he and his wife moved to the bay area about a year ago with their baby girl to renovate the former playhouse theater on main street in tehran been closed for 2 and a years as the pandemic. and it basically took. >> all of our say it took all of our investment and it's a labor of love. mealy says theaters have to get creative to make seeing a movie more of an experience. they have lounge chairs, food and drinks. it's like you're coming in or home to watch amazing movies in best way. >> that you possibly can in the entire bay area. he says business has been up and down, but he's excited a movie like barbie is packing the theater. love anticipate jean and excitement, the energy of people who want to come see barbie at the theater is off the charts and the people are dressing up. >> bringing their families to see and so far looks like barbie is living up to the hype. it's clever writing, clever, cast weldon, inspiring, but also really funny at the same time a good mix. th

>> baa. >> how did this happen?. >> really is goat is bleating there? was it going, baaa? >> i think so. >> it sounded funny. >> i don't know. if you go sniffing around, you might get stuck. >> ah, there you go. that is true. i didn't know you were that funny, victor. >> it happens sometimes. >> if tv news doesn't work out for you, the stage, comedy. >> all right. >>> from roots to scandal to the rise of black dramas in the next episode of cnn original series "see it loud: the history of black television." here is a look. >> "new york undercover" premiered in 1994. two years after the uprisings followed the not guilty verdict in the rodney king beating case. >> "new york undercover" was so groundbreaking because it was one of the first shows to have two lead detectives of color fighting crime and you didn't see that all the time. >> we represent hip-hop. we were a young black and latino. we were two detectives that were from the streets that decided that they wanted to be on the right side of the law and protect the

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i worked on bridges tv show for 4 years was the role of baa's bishop. if you remember, he and his wife moved to the bay area about a year ago with their baby girl to renovate the former playhouse theater on main street in tehran been closed for 2 and a years because the pandemic and it basically took. >> all of our savings it took all of our investment. and it's a labor of love. mealy says theaters have to get creative to make seeing a movie more of an experience. they have lounge chairs, food and drinks. it's like you're coming in or home to watch amazing movies in best way that you possibly can in the entire bay area. he says business has been up and down, but he's excited. a movie like barbie is packing the theater. love anticipation and excitement, the energy of people who want to come see barbie at the theater is off the charts and the people are dressing up. >> bringing their families to see and so far looks like barbie is living up to the hype. it's clever writing, clever, cast. well done has the kids don't get that. make it fun for adults the fu

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lauren: well, then the answer is number 3, lake baa call? is that how you say it? david: okay, even though you can't pronounce it, what's the real answer? >> you got it! you're a million dollars -- no, i'm sorry to say, tax man took it all. stuart is back tomorrow to straighten out this show for you. [laughter] thank you very much for joining us. we'll see you next time. "coast to coast" starts right now. neil: four hours to go before we wrap up another trading month, and what a remarkable month it has been. now, what comes after it in from the hoe that told you to be very careful about all that recession talk when we started the year, what to make of this nonstop bullish talk and where we might be by the end of the year. because there are two very big political developments we are monitoring as we speak, this very day, both just hours apart. and this could affect your money. i'm explain in a moment. i know the markets are certainly focused on friday jobs, but this is big stuff, my friends, that could determine who gets to keep an important job, perhaps the world's

abc news political director rick klein, "usa today" editor in chief terrence samuel, and heidi prison baat with you, heidi. let's stay on this january 6th criminal investigations that special counsel sending the target letter to donald trump. this is coinciding with a lot of investigations coming to a head. >> right, martha, and i did speak with a doj official recently who said that part of the goal here was to get ahead of some of those, to get ahead of the georgia charges and we should expect this to happen absolutely that the former president will be indicted within a week or two. we already know a little bit about this based on what the protesters and the rioters were charged with, with obstruction of justice or witness tampering. we know a little bit about what a previous judge has already said. donald trump and his lawyer, john eastman were guilty of with conspiracy to defraud the american people, martha. the one thing to watch here for new information really is about how all of culmination of a broader scheme that really started with the same team of in his words, crank lawyers, wh

nonetheless, the process of getting inflation baa back down to 2% has a long way to go despite elevated inflation, longer-term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored as reflected in a broad range of surveys of households, businesses and forecasters and measures from financial markets. fed's monetary policy actions are guided by the mandate to promote maximum employment and stable prizes for the american people my colleagues and i are aware that high inflation poses significant hardship as it erodes purchasing power especially for those least able to meet the higher cost of essentials, like food, housing and transportation we're highly attentive to the risk that high inflation poses to both sides of our mandate and committed to returning inflation to our 2% objective. at today's meeting the committee raised the target range for the federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point bringing the range to 5.25 to 5.5%. we're also continuing the process of reducing our securityings holdings. with today's actions we've raised our policy rate by 5.25 per sen tenant points since e

censorship kills because it baas , e locks in bad ideas just as we've seen during the pandemic. >> dr. bhattacharya, pandemic.mond: dry, y than you both for being here. >> joining me now, john ratcliffe, formerk u for be trump director of national intelligence. mr. ratcliff radcliffee, you sei as intelligence chief for much of the censorshintp happening. >> what is all of this mean to the larger of governmentf surveillance of americans? and dogove you by the government argument here that they weren'tt actually censoring anything. they were just pointing tech to problematic content? >> well, i don't buy that argument because what we've arguwhate, raymond, is thist wasn't just a victory for for free speech. it was a victoryfor free for th, because at the end of the day, you know, as you talkehe end od your prior guests about what's going to happen on appeal here. franreason i think thi thes well for the plaintiffs in this case and frankly, for the judge's opinio n is so much of what you were talked about in your opening that was raisedut as the matters at issue here about covid, about o

uz baa the one thing -- the worst thing that you can call some people in the united states is a racisthere is this idea that evil can be ministerial to good. this is what's being promulgated here. that is to say that the evil made possible something good. if it wasn't for slavery black folk couldn't have become christian. if i wasn't for slavery they wouldn't have acquired the skills that allowed them to make a living after slavery. so this is a way of absolving oneself of the evil of slavery, by pointing to the so-called good that it produced. and we know that that is morally bankrupt as a claim. right? that's like saying the nazi holocaust was good because it gave us anne frank's diary. that doesn't make any sense on its face. right? so instead of confronting the evil for what it is there's an attempt to absolve. so this connects back to the feeling of guilt. right? and this is at the heart of it. and it also connects to the question of addressing the ongoing legacy of racial inequality as a result of the institution of slavery itself. >> but eddie, i worry about -- there's something

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. >> baa dumdum. >>> joining us right now to talk about the latest decision of the fed is jason furman of economic advisers under president obama and a professor at harvard's kennedy school of government okay, jason, i'm going to guess you're in the camp that they raise rates, but then what >> then, they don't know there's going to be two cpi reports before the september meeting. so at best, what we're going to get on wednesday is a little bit of conditional guidance, understanding their reaction function a better. and in particular, how patient they're going to be about, you know, those rates. >> so, if they don't know and i guess we don't know until we get more data, what's your guess as to what has to happen? because you've been saying for a long time, they probably need to raise more aggressively. are you getting to the point where you think they've done enough and you're willing to be patient and wait and see yourself >> i would like to see them do a little bit more. first of all, there's the fiscal expansion that joe and steve were just talking about. there's also basically a fin

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