so we have some new hop varieties here in these beakers.ated by hop breeders, such as dr klara hajdu, using the rub and sniff method. this one is an american variety. it smells of beer. experts can tell from the aroma what the beer will taste like, and they're cross—bred with english hops that grow well in the current climate. arguably, the most important is to have competing varieties with the import hops, and they have to be very fruity and punchy. currently, it takes ten years to produce a new hop variety for a commercially sold beer. but the new research will greatly accelerate this process, by identifying the key genes in them for flavour and resilience to climate change. britain's oldest brewing company, in faversham in kent, says that the research is vital for the future of the british pint. i mean, i think without it, it's going to die off. i mean, those hops are vital to the british pint whether it's a new british pint or an old—school british pint. but without that, we're just going to be importing beer and we won't have that cult

we're looking at the, the forensic get a $3456000000.00, if you asked me, those are peanuts for a beaker corporations and they do not justify externalizing costs to the communities in the environment. what these richer countries are doing is very much illegal and breaks multiple international laws like the buffer convention, which the pew, if that hazardous waste from you or over to the countries cannot be transferred to any other countries. so basically it's meant to stop the rich nations from dumping their trash and poorer parts of the world. that includes ships that are ready for recycling. companies can avoid that though by not declaring their ships is waste when they leave the port. the european union has a regulation that goes even further, and we're partnerships with a new flag to be recycled at an e u. a proof facility which yards like these are not of course. but that's where this trick comes in, changing the flag of the ship. so the laws don't apply anymore. there's a whole business around private agencies selling their countries flags. and they're usually places that are known

i made it very clear to this beaker that the time for debate, the time for discussion, is over.e will either do so by a speaker putting a bill on the floor or by discharge petition. i encourage my colleagues -- we do not want to see kiev fall. that would be a catastrophic disaster for the world. and if america loses its standing as leader of the free world because we failed to recognize the threat, because we failed to act, that would be a disaster for our country. that would be a disaster for the republican party. >> so congressman, i know in the senate you have republican leaders like john thune, and in the house, you have republican leaders like chairman mccall, chairman turner, who understand that it is not just ukraine and kiev that is at risk. that this is sending a horrible signal to the communist chinese party. and basically saying, putin, take ukraine if you want to want take ukraine. and then going to taiwan. i mean, is there the understanding of -- by the speaker of the house and by people around him that if we don't defend ukraine, then china takes that as an open in

the slicer for the beakers can not only pick the shape, but also the contents wheat starch. and so a protein have proven to be the best toner, the do. the printer, they have the perfect properties for printing when mixed together correctly, which is vital. the researchers have already been able to print salty, big goods with less salt. happy moon. this type of data 3 d printer allows me to reduce the amount of salt by giving me the opportunity to determine where to place the salt and the bread, which creates the same salty taste when i eat the bread. even though there is less altima of adults and a bit of shipping, if i've got traditional wheat flour, doesn't work as the toner. the wheat gluten gums up the devices and to print jets. printed baked goods are always gluten free, but other additives are possible. artificial flavors are already being tested and minerals trace elements and vitamins might not be far behind. a 3 d printer could potentially offer individual personalized nutrition table. it is kind of a consolidate with theoretically, we can use the 3 d printer to mak

charging infrastructure is still insufficient. underscore the electricity use 2 jobs for electric. beakers must come from renewables. that's the only way they can be truly sustainable. nonetheless, these initiatives in southern india are making a small but important contribution towards aquino future. the. these images made headlines worldwide. in july, this burning cargo ship was carrying nearly 500 electric and more than 3000 other vehicles off the dutch coast. many feared it would create environmental have ok if it sang, especially because of the electric vehicles on board was the fear justified? easy battery fires are difficult to control misleading. since the cars have been on the market, they have been making headlines about the dangers of batteries exploding and extinguish of all fires. according to exports like dix. i was the number of fires, and e cars is much more compared to conventional combustion engine cars. but if they catch fire, they are hotter and it takes more water to put the fire out. and many also fear the fires my do we had night hours after being extinguished. there

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so we have some new hop varieties here in these beakers. they are all different new varieties.nd sniff method. this one is an american variety. smells of beer. experts can tell from the aroma what the beer will taste like and they're cross—bred with english hops that grow well in the current climate. nowadays, arguably the most important is to have competing varieties with the import hops and they have to be very fruity and punchy. clara then asks a brewer to make beer out of her new hops for a taste test. but this entire process can take up to ten years to develop a commercial beer. but identifying the key genes can dramatically shorten the development time. if we can speed up this breeding process because we know what traits to look for in the dna, it will be much easier to select those plants that we want to breed again with. and the research will also speed up the selection of genes to produce the stronger flavours that beer drinkers want these days. the great news on this, from my perspective, is that sort of ten to 15 years ago, when new varieties were being given to me t

and i'm glad that the best environment put down his deep uh, deep uh, you know, beaker no fault. and this app where that it is um is not only ideological or books born, so it gets still rings and the money from deep state and larger funding agencies and maybe countries as well behind it. so i've, i wish the ocean position all the best to have. well, we appreciate your bring one of your, of course, professional, your rich professional background to this and help us understand such elements that was kind of to hit the deb too political ministry on this as well as a engine on me that some kind of thank you very much most welcome to the well, in the meantime the russian foreign ministry at spokeswoman, where is a harvey commented on the tower attack on specifically on the international reaction to it. hey guys are see it. you know, all the people who have a hot, all the people who have a mind and all the people who have a conscience, a cooling this, a heinous crime, a bloody terrorist attack, a terrible fight. is there a reaction? it is certainly the reaction of washington which said

and israel, an expert on that topic is our next beaker who has taught me so much on this topic over the years. as is an officer and previous director for peace feel free to react to what they have said. i want to get a sense of your reaction. especially on capitol hill. was it a leak in that chuck schumer. a stunning speech. he has obviously gotten some flak for that. where do you see u.s. israel relations now in terms of your expertise in washington? >> thank you for the question and thank you to the previous speakers. i think a lot has been said about this. the question of where u.s. public opinion is seems to be pretty subtle.democratic public opinion has clearly moved beyond understood was happening. i think this has weirdly taken them by surprise. analysts viewing this without a preconceived idea of what public opinion has to be, we are not surprised. if you look at the protest, they are not just palestinians and palestinian americans. this is rights and values of social justice. it has been coming for a long time. it is related to what a generation, multiple younger generations of

. >> apparently the beaker finds trans people a point. march 31st has been a day to lift up transgender people who endure violence and bigotry. this is just one more instance of folks who do not know how to lead us trying to divide us. this is the opposite of the christian thing. >> all these new developments for us and getting new word from the administration on efforts to clear away the collapsed baltimore bridge. let's start in washington. gary, welcome. what are we hearing from the white house about plans to assist baltimore after the catastrophic bridge collapse? >> the administration is fully aware of the importance of getting the bridge open as quickly as possible. it very much a whole government approach here with dozens of agencies involved. you've seen already $60 million going into the bridge collapse. this is a drop in the bucket to what it will end up costing. we are talking upwards of $1 billion over the next several years the be needed to get everything back to normal in baltimore. there is economic impact. secretary pete j

are republicans who don't want to be compromising with democrats really aiming their fury at this beaker. you heard chip roy there saying the next could be this ukraine aid package. if speaker johnson put that on the floor. the republicans are going to have yet another sort of battle here. what we are really seeing is a number of republicans repeating what we saw with kevin mccarthy. if you like deja vu, and that you have a conference that has control of the house, but in reality, there's very little that they agree upon and a way that they can actually move forward with legislation. >> stewart, barely 100 republicans bill. a majority of the conference voted against it. what does that tell you? >> well, i think it's a non- governing caucus. you know, this is part of a minority rule phenomenon here. you know, most americans support funding the government. they don't want to shut down. most americans, more than not, support funding ukraine. and there is still this sort of element of republican politics that work against the majority. you know, everything else of this congress does, it's ju

short right now by making it clear you will not team up with marjorie taylor greene to remove beaker for keeping the government opens. >> now, i do not know the last time i house republicans try to talk to the democrats about what they need to do. and use hard language. >> it's funny he tried to put on the democrats. they did not bring the motion of anything. >> remember the speaker -- another big vote, i feel like groundhog day, he said something about the democrats, whatever, whatever democracy. the -- democrat-led, you will not talk to us like this. we do not have your back. what we heard from michael lawler is they are very concerned. they are concerned about what marjorie taylor greene is doing. i don't think the figure -- finger wagging to democrats is going to work. i could be wrong. >> this is interesting. because a lot of health democrats in particular were really, really annoyed that, to your point, symone, that your kevin mccarty was always talking down to them. never went formally to hakeem jeffries have that ask, i need your help. that is why democrats back off. it is di

the tick is thin, katenka vadik is colored, there are different pancakes, doctor bakers one, doctor beakersth victim of the black angel, the inscription, where is the inscription, why would he kill his ex-wife, i don’t understand. lesh , who was always her for some reason , maybe because she gave evidence against him, maybe i ask, but is lust also a mortal sin, what kind of adultery, i heard, i don’t understand anything, uh-huh, the official conclusion about the death of grobovsky there is. the black angel continues his crimes. maniac? do not scare me. by the way, besides me, did anyone notice that the door to the apartment was not locked? what does it mean? detectives? this means that the black angel had the key. your boss said that the maniac was hiding the inscriptions and how he knew about the black roses, but who is ours? well, the one who was looking for, what’s his name, gnezilov in the bushes of the beehive, yes, the main one, the main idiot, really, well, i didn’t know that the whole masquerade was from a steamy photo, at first i wanted to be honest, i tried to contact a maniac in

this is different than what happened in the fall when kevin mccarthy became the first beaker ever to be ousted by his own colleagues on a vote on the house floor. why is it different this time aid to ukraine that is so key to many democrats in the house has been stalled for months because gop divisions over this issue and this is comes at a critical time for ukraine in its war against russia. they say to me a number of them i spoke to her last several days. johnson must outline a path to move ahead on ukraine aid, dried detail, how we did plan to get that into law. if he does, they would vote to essentially keep him in the position. now, there's different approaches ukraine aid, which could complicate things. there's a senate pass version that most democrats in the house want. johnson has not been in favor of that. there's a separate bipartisan bill emerging in the house does some democrats aren't happy about that, but many of them are being clear to me. johnson must move on ukraine before they will consider voting to save him if he does the responsible thing, which it's allowing mem

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. >> trump and a kudo beaker and look aboard distillate at parent shorter, relax beneish has macron, topic of how the italian was no luck szijjarto, be cup world because and we're joined by anne >> applebaum, a staff writer for the atlantic, author of several books, including twilight of democracy. and, you know, this, this there's so much going on and i guess because of the solar eclipse that occurred as have katie britt's performance after the state of the union. i mean, the or ban trump visits sort of got overshadowed a little bit. and i'm just curious if we get your reaction to viktor orban, this headline coming out of their meeting this morning, we're ban saying that the two talked about russia's war ukraine, and that trump is not going to fund it. i mean, that should be very chilling. >> two leaders >> across europe this morning >> you don't let me start by connecting your previous segment to discipline. because or ban is really a european leader who invented the idea of the fake campaign against migrants. the idea that the migrants are invading their, there's a secret plot tha

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so we have some new hop varieties here in these beakers. they are all different new varieties.perts can tell from the aroma what the beer will taste like and they're cross—bred with english hops that grow well in the current climate. nowadays, arguably the most important is to have competing varieties with the import hops and they have to be very fruity and punchy. clara then asks a brewer to make beer out of her new hops for a taste test. but this entire process can take up to ten years to develop a commercial beer. but identifying the key genes can dramatically shorten the development time. if we can speed up this breeding process because we know what traits to look for in the dna, it will be much easier to select those plants that we want to breed again with. and the research will also speed up the selection of genes to produce the stronger flavours that beer drinkers want these days. the great news on this, from my perspective, is that sort of ten to 15 years ago when new varieties were being given to me to have a little rub and a sniff of, i was skeptical that we could gro

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