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and also the question we're asking is as fin bein, how can we manage if we soon get a significantly increased number of patients seeking help? calmed we hadn't, ah, alyssa is now going to a german elementary school. it's almost as if nothing ever happened as though it was the most normal thing in the world as yet, she doesn't fully understand what her teacher and fellow students are saying. and she still remembers every day what her life was like before the war. not a minute, alyssa had a good and happy life in ukraine glee. she was in a dance club. she went for english lessons and had holidays at the seaside. when everything was good, she often asked me why the russians came into war country. why they invaded our land upon. ah, it's often thought that happy children are the key to a happier world in the future. alyssa is lucky to be alive. now she says she loves reading fairy tales like the story of the ugly duckling bye hans christian andersen, which is also well known in ukraine. ah, and why fairy tales? because they always have a happy ending. i know a fairy tale about a great duckling. t

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country that pushes other countries and the leaders of these countries to take such steps as in joseph bein that is, in your opinion, in the current ukraine , ukrainians - the president, how do we all influence how history unfolds literally before our eyes, because it is absolutely obvious that a year ago there was no such situation and it was impossible to talk about it. i remember very well the words of biden, who said that i am the vice president in the morning, he said, in short, with so tangible even to you that i can be the best e-e head of the united states or the best vice president but i can never become the founding father of the united states and he has this ambition and today once again we saw a real world leader he becomes the creator of a new world and he bet on ukraine and the ukrainians became his most reliable ally. by the way, it was just as high a risk for the american president if we couldn't do it , but we could at the cost of huge losses, we established huge efforts, but we proved to the west that we are an integral part of europe and western civilization, we are ready

from the first century bc , bein, like all jews, came under the rule of mighty rome then began the byzantinese. it was also built under the romans, but according to galya amazor, it reached its heyday only under the byzantines in tupura. 40,000 people lived here at that time. it was a huge city. one of the most ancient cities in the entire middle east, during the excavations that were on someone here in the mid-eighties of the last century, scientists managed to discover 20 cultural layers. the oldest of them belong to the period of the bronze age. on according to experts, scientists have unearthed a byzantine city on the territory of beidshaan. it was destroyed by a powerful earthquake. only by a miracle. fragments of public buildings, streets of temples, problems with water for local residents survived. never existed in beidshan. there were a lot of pools, there were also baths with running water. even a part of the public toilet with an excellent sewerage system has been preserved, taking care of the body, the locals did not forget, and archaeologists unearthed a beautiful theater nearby

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china wang bin-bein. according to him, the perpetrators should be held accountable.ons on russian gas pipelines have dealt a blow to the global energy market and adversely affected the global environment. moreover , now the international community is concerned about the security of transnational infrastructure. after ruff published his investigation into the northern streams. western. the media was struck by the collective muteness noted by the chinese diplomat. warsaw cannot get a guarantee from berlin on the timing of the supply of western tanks to ukraine , the polish ambassador to germany said in an interview with a german newspaper, according to the diplomat. poland will fulfill all its obligations to kiev alka komarova will tell the details with the world on a thread, so europe collects a tank division for ukraine behind loud sacrificial statements. as it turned out all this time was hiding, ringing emptiness. this was admitted by josé borel in an interview for a german tv channel, countries should promise to supply tanks to ukraine yes, i know that in some arm

intercontinental infrastructure bill coming through, they're going to start getting checks i'd rather beins printing but there's head winds going forward. >> carter, do you concur the chart looks like it wants to roll over? >> what grasso is speaking of is it has been rolling over is that enough to save it? not impressive enough. stuck at current levels. >> nothing runs like a deere. >> i own one i can't wait to get back on it this crazy weather in the northeast makes me yearn to get back on my john deere, and i know you're probably jealous as we think about it, what they told us today was not only did they see the ag turf business strong, but margin improvement because of that, that's helping this multiple. i'm not chasing this one, but i love -- nothing runs like a deere. >> full-time for final trades. go around the horn steve grasso. >> i know everyone is negative apple. i'm still long it and think you could stay wit use a 147/39. >> carter? >> to add to your goal, and for a minor, agnico eagle, buy it for a balance. >> courtney. >> home depot. mortgage rates rising, it's going to conti

this is bein: vote at the end of the day. this is being billed _ vote at the end of the day.led as _ vote at the end of the day. this is being billed as such _ vote at the end of the day. this is being billed as such a _ vote at the end of the day. this is being billed as such a huge - being billed as such a huge election. just give us the context surrounding this because there is a lot of issues in the backdrop of this, a lot of issues nigerians are facing and what do you think they will have in their minds when going to the polls to make that decision? definitely, the number one issue is the economy. the two issues nigerians rank as top priorities is security and the economy. security also links to the economy. nigerians have been hit hard in recent times, a recent survey showed 85% of nigerians describe the current economic situation is bad, which is the worst result ever since the poll was conducted. there is the cost of living crisis all over the world with inflation all over the world, but nigerians have been particularly hit hard and the current administration has not

andrew bein information about him. here already presented, the second co-founder.elieve she's not anglo this time. she is ukrainian. her name is olga bead. a characteristic feature is a graduate of the catholic university of ukraine who worked for many years in the administration of president yushchenko, and another former american military man whose name is morgan williams is the head of this wonderful structure - this is an extremely interesting person. now i will now be clear. why am i talking about this morgan williams besides being the head of a wonderful humanitarian organization that is doing. here are very good deeds is the head of offices such as sigma blazer. it's very big a fund that has been operating on the territory of the former soviet union for many years, but primarily on the territory of ukraine, during its work it distributed, if i'm not mistaken, more than a billion us dollars from unknown sources of funding, apparently appearing out of thin air, and this is mr. morgan williams director. here is this fund. he leads an organization like u.suf. th

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only love i'd known ♪ ♪ but you rescued me from reachin' for the bottom ♪ ♪ and brought me back from beintrawberry wine ♪ ♪ you're as warm as a glass of brandy ♪ ♪ and honey, i stay stoned on your love all the time ♪ ♪ you're as smooth as tennessee whiskey ♪ ♪ tennessee whiskey tennessee whiskey ♪♪ [cheers and applause] spiel ♪ ♪ time, give it up for my band y'all! [cheers and applause] all right, everybody, our first guest got her start as tony danza's daughter on "who's the boss," you know your generation, when you know you know it, she went on to scar and "charmed" "melrose place" and "mistresses" she has given back to others as an ambassador for unicef. say hello to alyssa milano, everybody! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> alyssa: thank you so much. >> kelly: i love it when you come! >> alyssa: you are a light, you are one people. in the last time i was here there was no audience, so this is like -- 's me on maybe no one was here, i don't remember where we were at that point, but we kept some of the screens come it's kind of cool, you keep connected, oh, hey, what's up, y'all? last t

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that bein: long way to go. well, that's right. that being said, _ long way to go.ay to go. well, that's right. that being said, the planned 48 i that being said, the planned 48 hours strike in england by the rcn next week would have been the most widespread and disruptive so far and there were a lot of fears amongst nhs managers about how that would affect patients. that has now been called off and the reason is we learned in a joint statement an hour orso learned in a joint statement an hour or so ago from the government and the royal college of nursing that they were about to start intensive talks over what would aim to be a fair and reasonable pay settlement. now, that sounds quite anodyne, but you can assume the royal college of nursing wouldn't have agreed to these talks and called off the strikes if they hadn't felt assured the government was prepared to talk about pay in this financial year potentially adding to the 4% already awarded, that has been a sticking point up until now. let's hear no what pat cullen of the rcn had to say a short time ago.— say a sh

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we saw this with elizabeth warren as well lying about bein native american when she wasn't so she coulda point in society where you can be how god made you and that's a beautiful thing and we celebrate that. that is not what this woman is doing great. >> does anyone remember rachel from washington state, she's looking at this like hey, why was i villain eyes? people are doing this because they accrue attention, they get jobs, they get special treatmen in some cases so they are tryin to like you said not to be who they are. they are leading with their identity. in trying to in some cases lie about them. i think we need to return to an america that frankly is based o merit. we talked about vivek ramaswamy and what his policy is very let's talk about merit, let's talk about confidence. >> there is sort of an interesting racism way to look at this. for those of us people of color to have people who are not wanting to identify as this, bu actually not wanting to know we or understand that we really want to be known for art merits and our ethnicity, why can't we do both? it's because it's not

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but let's not bein unclear.e thpre problem with the washingth isn't they don't do the present pledgeople like jerrold nadler are in congress.ler greg: that is the big problem. e [applause] jamie, e to the pledge of. allegiance in alaska for.gh >> we do brickwork if you do thh pledge of allegiance or exercise will be dead soon.dead [laughter] that is yourn. exercise? i don't like indirectness and hidden messages. that reminds me when my ex wife lisa talked me through the baby buwot say mean messages that yod want your dad to change a diaper i wonder if he even knows how. [laughter] he is never helped out or done it before. watching the diaper oh it is his career. [laughter] starting to think you my neck to see someone. [laughter] liz, last word to you. is this pettiness gone on lock?a it is the pettiness gone on lock for. >> it has gone amok yes.do my favorite part of this wasn'tu one of the democrats thaltt you cannot do the place to questiono the results that means jerry nadler. the other part jerry nadler is y like we arty say the pledge every day and that mike johnson is like no y

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. >> reporter: court documents say that they were in a relationship and coarserresponded while bein separate prisons. >> they had extremist views and in order to further those views, they hoped that conducting this violent act was going to bring light to them. all right brandon russell founded a neo-nazi group. >> it is one of the extremist groups that focus on neo-nazi principles. >> reporter: and correspond to court documents, russell led a neo-nazi group in 2017 which planned to attack infrastructure targets in florida including a nuclear power plant. more than 100 reports of suspicious activity, vandalism, sabotage and physical attacks on power facilities were reported in the u.s. in 2022. of these experts warn an increasing number are attempts by violence extremists. what does it do for their ideology? >> white supremacists have targeted the energy sector because it is so vital to all critical infrastructure inned to cause the downfall of society as we know it and eventually build it back up in a more neo-nazi fascist society. >> reporter: as one manifesto puts it, when the lights don't

we want kids to believe the only way to love people or be in a relationship is bein a hetero relationshipad. >> i mean, my daughter has a friend in her class with two moms and so they should be able to speak freely about that and learn about all the different kinds of family dynamics and twist it however you want, that's the target. these are hateful bills. and it's not doing anybody any good. this legislation needs to stop. >> yes, the bills that are happening in places like texas and florida and utah and tennessee happen in their states. i am literally not allowed legally in the state of tennessee because of this so-called drag bill because it prohibits people who dress different than the biological sex. this is real. this is affecting our lives. there are transgender americans and transgender children who are fleeing states. my family has an escape plan. it's not -- it's not a joke. most people have never had a conversation with a transgender person and yet, more than half the legislating on it. >> i don't think that anyone has any business deciding for anyone about their bodies, their

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on it is now bein firg heldst on a million dollars bail on firsteno murder charges. tonight, we found out what exactly happened on his ranch and it's mind boggling. more on that next dognapper. comedy is the hallmark of a free society. workless basically wants to make comedy legal in any offensive comedian. >> we're just trying to make people laugh. there is a fear of getting canceled. nobody can speak their mind. oh, the one thing that people currently in power can't stand is being made fun of. and so then you have to play by their rules. you're not going to want to say certain things on youtube. you're not going to to certain things on it. is that comedy boy, that's what a disaster this is right now. it is now. i'm not going ted talk. my job is to be funny on stage comedy. you're supposed to show the establishment narrative is wrong. and then one girl goes, we think you're not entitled to be making some of the jokes are making. >> this is the current state of comedy. tucker carlson originals. the death of comedy streamin g wednesday on fox nation. >> sign up at fox

instead of bein cold with feival like fabric banners and rfi open stalls instead of individual boutiques, brick paving and so on. one of the things that the thompsons put in their kind of design manual for faneuil hall was that nothing could be wrapped in plastic like everything had to be out and touchable. and i think sometimes when i go into new retail concepts today, i think, oh, okay, like this part of the seventies is totally coming back because you know, when you can shop online, the reason to go to a store is so that you can touch things. so i feel that all of these patterns are really cyclical, both in cities and in shopping in general. during the late seventies, the humorous calvin trillin would actually write us a satire of such places in the new yorker, which i found, and it's really delightful because the brick and the kitchen where stores, you know, everyone had a copper pot because julia child told them to became kind of a cliche. but for people who are used to shopping in fluorescent light loading only on floor plastic wrap, please is this was really a revelation for a num

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well darn is here in studio is scotland legend to and is a current bein sports presenter andy gray. thank you so much, chris. i got a family here. as we just sat, both teams are suffering trophy threats, but who in your opinion really needs to win this? well, if you've gotten 60 plus years and never won a trophy domestic trophy, 5040 us if you want any trophy, newcastle, or that much as united, the biggest club in the world who haven't won anything for it's coming up 6 years. i think both desperately want to win at both need to win it. who's need is greater probably manchester in eighty's and eric 10. hi, i think any progress newcastle of done the season is a positive. so getting to a final was a positive father. and if they don't wanna, that's okay, as long as of put prepared to move on. but for united, it would be a major disappointment. if they don't, when this will be big favorites. it is a comp final yet, and that doesn't always work out feverish wedding. well, in your opinion, where do you see this game being won and lost? wow. well, if you have arguably the best forward and e

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right.s now is joining us now with more is thef mayor of palestine, ohio, trent conway is with us .r bein mr. mayor, thank you for being with us.sp i know i speak for so manyeak f peopleso man in our country. our prayers, our thoughts areer, with you. tho ughts arit's it's been shocking. >> you have the president of the united states calling from what is he's over in ukraine. p he's over in poland. didn't didn't take the time to go visit palestine. president trump did today. you have a really dire everyth situation there from fromg we'vn able to se everything we've been able to see and report, dead fish,red dead animals, sick people. sick where are you now in terms of getting the help termsthey originally wouldn't y give you an emergency declaration? >> s declaration. so far we have i think we have v everything we need, but we're definitely going to need we need more in the future. staywe need to make sure that a stay here. >> mr. mayor, if i live there and i saw dead animals and i saw people getting sick, i would be very hesitant and wanting to go back to my home to a lot of people feelo

and are you bein: do act and have acted. and are you being tough _ do act and have acted.d have acted. and are you i being tough enough on that? because some backbenchers are concerned that on those kind of decisions, stopping a chinese firm investing in a crucial uk technology for example, that you are not always being as tough as you ought to be. h that you are not always being as tough as you ought to be. i have acted in a _ tough as you ought to be. i have acted in a very — tough as you ought to be. i have acted in a very high _ tough as you ought to be. i have acted in a very high profile - tough as you ought to be. i have acted in a very high profile case | acted in a very high profile case under court review which has been extremely tough, on the other hand we want to be a country that is open for investment, but not areas that might impact on our national security and that is where we draw the line. , ., ,, ., , ,, ., ,, security and that is where we draw theline. ,., ,, ., the line. grant shapps, thank you for bein: the line. grant shapps, thank you for being in _

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thank you very much for bein: so forward. thank you very much for being so frank— forward.you very much for. being so frank with us. director for the world food programme. now let's return to turkey, where at least 60,000 people have been injured after their homes collapsed in the quake. why have so many buildings been razed to the ground despite regulations designed to ensure new buildings were earthquake resilient? our analysis editor ros atkins has been asking that very question. these people are running to safety as a building collapses on monday in malatya. turkey's president erdogan says 6,500 buildings were destroyed by the earthquake. many collapsed as each floor fell into the next, and those inside would have had little chance. and there are several reasons why so many buildings came down. firstly, well, it is simply the size of the earthquake itself. this satellite image is of the city of kahramanmaras before the quake. this is afterwards. you can see the extent of the damage. the fact the earthquake was relatively shallow increased its impact. all of this created

tents bein: ut to the border with syria. tents being put op — to the border with syria. families - to the border with syria. tents being put up in families who . to the border with syria. tents l being put up in families who lost their homes and there are a number of families queuing for breakfast and they have come here to cook and hand out food and the other side of the camp, we have the mandingo heaters and blankets because temperatures here are plunging to about —7 and you can put your finger and the outside of the tent and there is frost on it and many of these families we speak to them, they just feel lucky to be alive. there are countless others who have not been. survivors in the southeast city see conditions are getting worse. are conditions are really bad. we are freezing and we are sleeping in the yard of a mosque. brute sleeping in the yard of a mosque. - cannot find shelter and there's no water and electricity. all of our children is sick and we cannot go anywhere. we are too afraid to go back home. anywhere. we are too afraid to go back home-— back home. le

expectation and hope comes with the three leaders being here. hope comes with the three leaders bein:e francis kissed the time when pope francis kissed the feet of the rival leaders? at the feet of the rival leaders? at the vatican when they were there. when that happened at the vatican, even the president at the time said he trembled, he felt shivers going down his spine when pope francis kissed his feet and for many people that was the moment. unfortunately that was the moment. unfortunately that did not happen because they can back and still there was a lot of violence a lot of turmoil in south sudan, people do not ci to outcome a community is not seeing eye to eye so that was a significant moment, and it actually shocked many people notjust in south sudan but elsewhere. it shocked many people. this one comes with so much help and you can see on the streets, there were thousands of people waving miniature flags bearing the full�*s image. headscarves, the image of the pope on them. and in the 36 degrees weather, the sweltering heat and all of that, it still remains and you can see t

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i was, there is a unit bein: set conversation? i was, there is a unit being set no. _ conversation?en we don't get a grip on this issue. hick get a grip on this issue. nick millerjakobs, _ get a grip on this issue. nick millerjakobs, domestic- get a grip on this issue. nick millerjakobs, domestic abuse millerjakobs, domestic abuse commissionerfor millerjakobs, domestic abuse commissioner for england and wales, —— nickeljacobs. thank you very much. there is full coverage on bbc today. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. the head teacher of epsom college has been found dead, along with her husband and seven—year—old daughter. emma pattison and her family were found in the early hours of yesterday morning in a house in the school grounds in surrey. police are investigating, but don't believe there is any third—party involvement. in a statement the school said she had been "a wonderful teacher, but most of all, a delightful person". nurses at nearly a dozen different london hospitals are striking today as