s. military who were exposed to the bern pits. joe, tell us a little bit about what they had to endure. in the case of my friend david mccracken, he worked on burden pitts, both in kosovo and iraq. he came home and developed a glee, oh, blessed alma and was dead. less than a year later, at the age of 46, his family was denied defense department medical benefits. and he was even denied permission to be buried at arlington national cemetery. because they said that his illness was not service related. was that kind of treatment common for soldiers coming back, who had been exposed to the burn pits? is that what ho biden's family and others endured? yes, and i did practice and this was for client was a terrible story. cerebral, fresh story. unfortunately. you know, the story is very common is to show the back or, and i don't understand why this should be right on the front page of all the people actually being denied at 1st, almost everyone was denied now denied benefits and a lot of them died just completely drunk and not giving hero

i read a new york times account of bern pits in iraq. that said that when the, when the wind would shift, the smoke would settle on a u. s. military base. and literally everybody on the base was, was forced to breathe in this. iraqi gunk as you call it. everybody got sick, whether it was from asthma or a cold, or an upper respiratory infection, all the way down to these these rare cancers. but then just imagine what people and neighboring villages had to go through. if you're a soldier, you're eventually going to cycle out of that base. you're going to come home or you're going to be transferred somewhere else. if you're an iraqi national or a coast of our or an afghan, and you live near these, these burn pits, you breathe this in for years and, and nothing good is going to come to this. no, it was um you're talking about over a 180 different builds law across iraq or outside of or military basis. and like i said, the burke respects to their state now they stay 1st tried to say it was uranium, they're awesome. bought several doctors. so

not banning the bern pits and legislation. you're john, you're just as good as mine. just actually my wife has serious rust is where i don't why she's on the shoes in my racket into this issue is just not going away and their, their band aid and they're not all in late summer, jo president biden signed a bill into law that is supposed to improve medical benefits for service members who were exposed to the burn pits. do you think that's enough? it took a long time and it doesn't look like there's any more legislation pending. is there more that you think should be done? or do? i think there is more morality issues that should be done military deal with their own veterans. i don't, i didn't. i didn't like the abilities time, but there's so much work to do hardly see the bill itself. i think i think we should just start by shutting, leaving our veterans and sicknesses. the v a has worked for years and years years under the concept. ok, you're sick, you're injured military label and that's how they operate. instead of operating that way, they have to just change change th

and on these bern pitts. what has the reaction been to you personally by the u. s. military? i'm sure the rank and file are grateful for what you've done. i know that my friend, david's widow, is grateful for what you've done. but what's the reaction been from the pentagon, pentagon, they, i had a hard time when i came for this group one time. first radar still active duty and it was probably a really bad time. you are my but i had to because literally a situation so they, they gave me a hard time sometimes which amount to much because there is payroll issues that some issues with where i was station to be moved to a different job. it was a lot of problems in a lot of people. hired them, spoke pretty roughly why for the people in my my peers got longer and i'm logged in to research joe heckman. thank you so much for joining us today. that's all we have for you today. remember, in this case, the words of the dalai lama. a compassionate concern for others well being is the source of happiness. a self centered attitude is the source of the problem. we have to take care of oursel

once you began documenting the case against the bern pits was let me get yours. my 1st of all came out about that. that was a lot of soldiers were reaching out to me at that time saying great, there was no one soldier, one a one time. no, really. thank you. great. so told her story, then you start hacking. just popping away. she's your case. i'm sorry, i brought this back from you tell me what happened. he told me he said this is a story you should say a couple of days a year. and then i took a couple of their names and the couple there by about 1400. it just blew up and all these people were done, you know, so i decided there's something you know. yeah. tell us a little bit about about the health and environmental impact of these burn fit, burn pits. we're talking about bulldozing literally everything into a field spring. it down with diesel fuel and then lighting on fire and i mean, equipment, medical waste, plastic food, literally anything. and then all of the sudden animal carcasses, right? and then all of the sudden people started getting these rare cancers

imaging folks there in bern. ==imogen foulkes there in bern.al leadership expert chris roebuck, a former head of leadership at ubs. if ever there was a test of leadership, this is it, isn't it? that is an underestimate! it is a test of leadership for the government, swiss regulator, and for ups and for switzerland as a country. we have got here to some degree of the first of where we were in the financial crisis where ubs was hit badly and credit suisse wasn't and the reason we're here now is fundamentally that because ubs was hit badly and bailed out and learn the lessons and what's interesting is that since the financial crisis it is clear that from scandals and the things credit suisse did not learn those lessons —— and other things. the fundamental one isjust that —— and other things. the fundamental one is just that making money at any costis one is just that making money at any cost is a recipe for disaster and your risk management must be right in leadership is about integrity as much as profitability. i just in leadership is about integ

the swiss government is due to hold a press conference in about half an hour's time in bern. credit suisse had been caught up in the market uncertainty triggered by the collapse, nine days ago, of america's silicon valley bank. it had been offered an emergency credit facility of more than $50 billion by switzerland's central bank, but that had not prevented a sharp fall in its share price. let's get more on this with our business correspondent, marc ashdown. mark, what you make of the announcement, the possible announcement? the possibility that ubs might be buying? fix, announcement? the possibility that ubs might be buying?— announcement? the possibility that ubs might be buying? a deal has been aareed u- ubs might be buying? a deal has been agreed up and — ubs might be buying? a deal has been agreed up and it _ ubs might be buying? a deal has been agreed up and it values _ ubs might be buying? a deal has been agreed up and it values credit - agreed up and it values credit suisse at 2 billion us dollars. it hasn't been confirmed yet, but it's starting to look out. the swiss

so world member for also bern, knocked out by market. val drew silver, who was ranked 100 and 5th, softer, beating jabber at the australian open. in january. the 23 year old check again prevailed after too close sets to set up a meeting with her compatriot. carolyn a much over in the next round. later top seeded, eager swan tech was made to sweat a bit. canada as bianca undress grew, took the world number one to her tie break in the 2nd set. but swarms act battled through to remain the only female player yet to play a 3rd set this season. as she stays in contention to defend her title. over in the men's singles, the current champion also remained in the race to defend his crown american tail. fritz showed his class by dropping just 3 games on his way to a commanding victory over sebastian by as a 61. 62 women showed off his fine form and thought ball world governing body fever has revised the format for the expanded men's wall cup to be held in north america. 2026. the bodies council met in the rwandan capital of q galli earlier ahead of the upcoming etha congress. to scrap the idea of 16

so weld member for all sir bern, knocked out by market of andrew sofa, who was ranked 100 and 5th. after beating jabber at the australian open in january, the 23 year old check again prevailed after too close sets to set up a meeting with her compatriot carolyn, a much over in the next round. later top, seated, eager swell tech was made to sweat obits, canada as bianca under asco took the well. number one to a tie break in the 2nd set, but soon tack battled through to remain the only female player. yet to play a 3rd set this season. as she stays in contention to defend her title over in the men's singles, the current champion also remained in the race to defend his crown. american taylor fritz showed his class by dropping just 3 games on his way to a commanding victory over sebastian by as a 6162. when showed off his fine form and you are watching the w news from berlin in just a moment. marie scene of from d w business will be here with market reaction to worries over the u. s. banking sector. i'm terry martin. thanks be with us. they will say will make the agenda here just then a

infantile, including from the german football association, did only spoke to association president bern, no end of a head of the fee for vote. see for president gianni and santino has faced plenty of criticism for his perceived autocratic style for his organization's lack of transparency and on human rights issues surrounding the world cup and guitar. denmark and norway had withdrawn their support for him. well, in advance of the vote, no, the german football association, the d f b as joined them. my others, him dog. i find there is often a lack of transparency and clarity about how decisions are made. that that's all i'm asking for. nothing more, nothing less. and melanie vinegar, the relationship between the d, f. b and fever is straightened, that the f b says questions on human rights often remain unanswered. infantile, meanwhile, is certainly known for talking a good game. it brought me up, oh, human rights protection of human rights, international level is and top priority for fever. we put it as their condition in our bidding process is for all our competitions and whatever we go

parodist singer and people's artist of the ussr vladimir vinokur at the age of 14 by his will mark bernes listened to the occasion. and yury gagarin himself presented him with a prize at the vocal competition, but with vinokur he went a long way, having first graduated from the assembly college , vladimir putin sent a congratulatory telegram to the hero of the day. lenin dozens of stage images and hundreds of parodies, the first was one muslim magomaeva estrade managed to portray, it seems, absolutely everyone who was known. no one was offended by friendly caricatures. and some, like anatoly papanov encouraged he was asked if you are offended by vinokur, he is making a parody of you. he says parody. it's a popularization for an artist. he could well become a serious singer . western east no need. it’s not for this that the audience laughed at the tipsy poet and at the scene in the clinic, when my doctor is a trifle, and the remark of the artist of the chuguev philharmonic completely dispersed into quotes. no, we're playing here. we don't play there here we wrap the fish. why repeat it? we

earlier, we spoke to journalists, fabbing crutch, bern bed. ching, i asked him why china is only expecting 5 per cent economic growth, where it's not only modest, it's the lowest growth target since more than 25 years. and that signals 2 things basically, on the one. 0 yeah, the economic wrote ahead will be shaky. the situation is not easy. they are major headwinds a head, for example, the ongoing real estate crisis to high youth unemployment, et cetera. but actually i am setting out a rather modest growth target is also by seen met or seen by many economists f a r s a rather welcoming paradigm shift. because if you focus too much on unmarried growth and only under quantity of growth, it gives a lot of pressure to the economy. and now basically, you have a lot of space and room for economic reforms, and those reforms will be necessary trends to transform the chinese economy. and if you listen to liquor, chance work report from this morning and he talked a lot about and no increasing domestic consumption, et cetera. and i think our, what the government wants to do is that transformed the ec

remember with the performance of sark and sanem raikin with clavia ivanovich shulzhenko uh with mark berneswe worked at the same concert. i am very glad that this happened, that we are in such a house in kremen, where the spirit, the spirit of the stage, the former spirit of the restorer returned to plaster stucco details. again it sparkles with gold, and above the portal of the stage they were able to restore a picturesque panel, probably the best of its kind monumental painting of the soviet era, and the twenties, which are depicted, and the coat of arms of the soviet union places in the auditorium. now a slightly smaller chair is wider, the atmosphere is more intimate, everything is for the comfort of the audience. in any case, don't freak out. there is no way in the chair of another there is a theater, when you are suffering, the poor, they sit there for two, two or three hours. and here it is very convenient and bright dressing rooms are already waiting for the artists, new technique will bring new talent. i hope that the variety theater will again be one of the best theaters in our co

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see the federal palace in bern in one day and see st.'s cathedral in geneva, the international airport in zurich, visit the helicopter base of the rescue service and the cable car in grindelwald. all this can be done in just one walk in the park, switzerland in miniature in the city of meledi from little switzerland our correspondent dmitry chudov absolute accuracy and impeccable execution these truly swiss qualities distinguish large-scale copies of castle buildings , temples of leather railways and much more in the park of miniatures of the city, they were measured, to make them it took a lot of effort and painstaking work, and today the park of switzerland in miniature is the pride of not only canton tichina and the whole country. in order to take a look at the whole of switzerland at once, the inhabitants of the small town of melida on the shores of lake lugano in the canton, tichina do not need to go anywhere more than half a century ago. a park has appeared here, switzerland in miniature, which presents natural and historical monum

uh, our famous legendary mark bernes is still a little bit so, well, what are we going to sing?ht? we cannot achieve a better word, still ahead in the world. still ahead still. thank you very much, did you recognize the actor andrey vilyanov? now i found out, and natalya andryusha good evening to me. i saw you somewhere, but i am silent. she recognized me just now, and i spoke at your club in the village of krylovskaya. i don't remember now when i spoke. and you know, if you allow two words to say, you sang my favorite kolmanov's song. thank you very much , even as a child, to go on stage and become an artist, and moreover, start composing in many ways. this song made an impression on me and shaped me no, no picture without end, because this is a song brothers. this is the shortest form. this is an ideally created dramaturgic work according to all laws, both musically and ethically, it has everything you know, if you can change it a little, though to tears, but change a little to the tonality of a song, and everyone is well-known she sounded. in the film big change this march, w

award, i remember, if the entry of sark and sanem raikin with e key ivanovich shulzhenko e with mark bernesworked at the same concert. and i am very glad that this happened, that we now have such a house, where the spirit is the spirit and the old fucking spirit. restorers. the gypsum sticky decor was returned in detail. again with gold, it sparkles, it was restored by the portal of the scene picturesque panels, probably, this is better and in its way instantaneous painting of the soviet era, and the twenties, on which it is depicted, and the coat of arms of the soviet union with a large with a large inscription glory to the great and advice. for many people there are now 300 fewer seats in the auditorium, the chairs are wider, the atmosphere is more intimate. all news is always available on the media platform . we look. and now we have everything with you denishchuk. see you. good afternoon. this is a program of who is against on channel russia 1 and in the studio dmitry kulikov in the west another hysteria the media and politicians are full of indignation over the deployment of russian ta

to the leaders of the six largest banks in the country, according to them, due to the accession of bernn sanctions , the sector will lose hundreds of potential depositors; clients from asia account for a tenth of switzerland's gdp. dollars, and the largest bank loan for another 19 billion. this was the news of the economy in a nutshell. contact the bailiffs, now you can use public services for this on the portal works superservice, digital enforcement proceedings, it allows you to find out if you have a debt and challenge it if an error occurs. maria kudryavtseva will tell you more about the possibilities of superservices in the instruction program. if you find out that you have someone else's debt, contact the federal bailiff service immediately. to do this, you don’t have to personally go to the fssp department, everything can be done on the public services portal through the superservice digital enforcement proceedings. how to dispute an incorrect invoice. how fast bailiffs will answer, and we will tell you what other services are available at the superservice in 5 minutes in the ins

if you lookjust in switzerland, both of them have at least one branch, more in a big city like bern,ast one branch in every town. so we are looking certainly at probably thousands ofjob losses, because what is the point of having two branches of the same bank in a small town or village? that's clearly not going to happen. but i think also if you look globally, there is going to be a lot of scrutiny now. these are both globally important banks. now it will be just ubs. what is going to happen with the investment sector? with the wealth management sector? further down the line, given that this meltdown seemed to take the swiss financial regulators by surprise, what does it mean for switzerland's reputation for being a safe place to invest your money? this is a catastrophe, frankly. william lee is chief economist at the milken institute. he says the takeover deal was long overdue. there are many banks around the world that have not been doing well because they have had lousy management or a bad run with their businesses. unfortunately, credit suisse is in both positions, management has

all promised in berlin, the tanks will arrive in ukraine by the end of march, german instructors in bernsatisfied with the results of the ukrainians on the six-week accelerated training course, of course everyone is affected by the fact that we know what situation they will get into, they are going to war for a terribly cruel war where the enemy does not follow any actions, we miss the fact that some of these guys can be seriously wounded, this is terrible. therefore , we have to prepare them as much as possible. ukrainians trained in different weather conditions in different areas and even in the dark, because leopards see better at night than cats. armed forces of ukraine tankers warn russians to brace up. soon you will be beaten by oleksiy ivanov dmytro chistyakov tv channel inter marathon the only news not to react to explosions and shots and coordinated to practice combat tasks, the ukrainian military trains in conditions as close as possible to real combat and train defenders near the belarusian border . yana tankchak visited the training school, psychological obstacle course, here

did the military make any changes related to the policy of using bern pitts after the book came out shortly with, with all of the reports of cancer's including these brain cancer's and brain cancer . that the son of president biden developed perhaps from the burn pits and then, and then your own research. it seems like something ought to have been done, where any policy changes implemented. there has been changes done to help them better. why i did see a standard operating procedure and set up a base and they're still stated operation. they're still not federated, don't understate for large for operational patients. like along with the $5000.00 or more so this year, not bridge. it was so i don't know i yes, if you go to war again, time will tell you i, you know, high temperature incinerators actually trashes evolved over the years. it's not the same thing. styrofoam plastics and and you know, some people think that they were sick. sure not only, but trashes are much worse and you know, it's as though joe, we learn nothing from, from the use of ne palm or burn pits in vietnam. i mean every,

scored four tries each and the score was 26 all with just a few minutes left on the clock when sarah bern and go four points clear of quins with four games to go. elsewhere today, there were convincing wins for saracens women and loughborough ligntning. a good win too for gloucester hartpury women who beat worcester warriors 50—12. india's batsmen hit back on day three of the fourth and final test against in ahmedabad, to dent australia's hopes of levelling the series. virat kohli is going well on 59 not out, and opener shubman gill starred for the hosts. he scored his fifth international century of the year — before finally falling for 128. india closed on 289 for 3 — still 191 runs behind. india lead the series 2—1. south africa completed a 2—0 series whitewash over west indies with a comprehensive 284 run victory injohannesburg. needing 391 to win, the windies slumped to a miserable 106 all out. gerald coetzee and simon harmer each took three wickets. britain's tao geoghegan hart tied for second place on stage six of the tirreno adriatico in italy. slovenia's primoz roglic is almost as

if you lookjust in switzerland, both of them have at least one branch, or more in a big city like bernst one branch in every town. so we are looking certainly at probably thousands ofjob losses, because what is the point of having two branches of the same bank in a small town or village? that is clearly not going to happen. but i think also if you look globally, there is going to be a lot of scrutiny now. these are both globally important banks. now it will be just ubs. what is going to happen with the investment sector? with the wealth management sector? further down the line, given that this meltdown seemed to take the swiss financial regulators by surprise, what does it mean for switzerland's reputation for being a safe place to invest your money? this is a catastrophe, frankly, not just for credit suisse but for the swiss financial sector. mohamed el—erian — chief economc advisor at the international financial services provider— allianz said a ubs take—over of credit suisse is the least—bad option. it is not great but it is the least bad, that is the first element. why would you sa

it was it was a very unfortunate destructive reform, and so on, from which the reform of kosygin or bernn and import meat. now we export grain, we make flour from our grain. we take profit. not us, the profits are removed, so to speak, the rest of the turks with this. now they are looking into it very closely. sorry at least. we made a few steps forward. no, they are not sold in the program at all, and for meat. we are just the essential positions, according to the birds. closed ourselves here we have much better birds we have closed. so that we go out of the seventies. we just don’t need to tell ourselves fairy tales about the seventies , the inefficiency of the economy was blatant. unfortunately, we can much cooler than the already mentioned 1913. every second chicken egg in europe was russian and almost all the butter in europe was russian, and this famous parisian butter - this is not at all parisian, creamy. butter vologda butter, which was produced, among other things, by vereshchagin, who is the brother of that vereshchagin, who is an artist who died, in the russian japanese war,

so weld member for all sir bern knocked out by market of under sofa who is ranked 100 and 5th. after beating jabber at the australian open in january, the 23 year old check again prevailed after too close sets to set up a meeting with her compatriot, carolyn, a much over in the next round. later top seated ego swell, ntech was made to sweat obits, canada as bianca undress. go took the well number one to a tie break in the 2nd set but sounds like battled through to remain the only female player. yet to play a 3rd set this season. a c stays in contention to defend her title. over in the men's singles, the current champion also remained in the race to defend his crown american tail. fritz showed his class by dropping just 3 games on his way to a commanding victory over sebastian by as a 6162, when showed off his fine form. huh. we're watching dw news coming up next on dw news, asia, along road back for afghanistan, crisis hit economy, and how the tyler bond are raising revenue as tax collectors. last how african women and girls are beating the taliban ban on education, and delhi i

w documentary ah, ah ah, this is the w news line from bern, israel's benjamin netanyahu delays plans for judicial before, as mass strikes and protest against the changes take place across the country. a prime minister says he wants a broad consensus. also on the program. germany delivers on its promise to provide ukraine with leopard 2 tanks, chancellor, olaf.

so world member for all sir bern knocked out by market. val drew sofa, who was ranked 100 and 5th, after beating jabber at the australian open in january, the 23 year old check again prevailed after too close sets to set up a meeting with her compatriot. carolyn a much over in the next round. later top seated ego swell, ntech was made to sweat obits, canada as bianca undress school took the world number one to a tie break in the 2nd set. but sounds like battled through to remain the only female player. yet to play a 3rd set this season. as she stays in contention to defend her title over in the men's singles, the current champion also remained in the race to defend his crown american tail. fritz showed his class by dropping just 3 games on his way to a commanding victory over sebastian by as a 6162 women showed off his fine form. huh. and finally, people in japan are getting another early start to one of their most cherished annual rites of spring. cherry trees are blossoming in the capital tokyo, a full 10 days earlier than usual this year. tying record sets in 20202021. but unlike thos

trade have made it difficult for the government to deal with the problem. catherine saw reports from bern, girl county, and the north rift valley. this is a road in north rift valley that caught through 3 counties. it was supposed to make movement in hard in communities easier, but it's a road that is hardly used because of crime. canyon security forces are targeting a 62 kilometers stretch of rolling heels, gorges escarpment and caves that are hot to excess wear cattle feeds hide out. we passed through an area called tatty people who live here say young and use this road to carry out cross border talks. the community leaders in the village of charl told al jazeera that they've been stigmatized and labeled bandits. i po, mail about that with them. we are afraid even to travel to other areas. what people see young men from po court, my community that are aggressive, they say we have one guns we're using and that we have criminals in our me the summer, but we have been tainted. we're also dealing with the sim, bonded, coming to steal from us. hello, hello, you are, but now what about you? t

typically, bern, 15 percent to 20 percent less fuel than their predecessors and thus emit 15 to 20 percent less c o 2. that helps that brings about 10 to 15 percent of what we need to get to. net 0. we can have efficiencies in air traffic controller, etc. but whenever one flys into heathrow in london, you always find yourself holding and therefore burning more fuel than you need to. so efficient entrance, a truck or traffic control systems will help. but actually are the largest parts going to have to be offset or sustainable fields in some way. rob, just great to get your expertise. do appreciate it. thanks very much. rob maurice. nick, thanks very much. now the entire villages were burned down and find these displaced after the violence broke out in sudan stuff back in 2003, 20 years after the start of the war, hundreds of thousands of people have no home to return to remain in camps right across the region and that's despite the peace deal signed 2 years ago. many people say the situation is worsening as they go for months without humanitarian aid. the world food program says 65 percent

tell stanislav bern stanislav greetings, well, they are mobilizing with precision, because not only ukrainian hungarians, ukrainian romanians and even ukrainian poles, but. zelensky does not stop at anything than cannon fodder in the thick of it. in the adoption of the verkhovna rada of discriminatory laws against non -titular nations, the general mobilization and growing losses among the hungarians, romanians who are in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine polyakov and the rest became. almost the central theme and on their mainland, the national question in ukraine leads to a rapid reduction, or even complete disappearance, for example, the hungarian community, transcarpathia and, of course, the episode of the transcarpathian military unit, which almost completely died, under artyomovsk and after which the emissaries ? yes, they came again to transcarpathia to look for precisely ethnic hungarians with the rhetoric that they say that you are not so real ukrainians, and you are not sorry. that, of course, outraged both the hungarian society and the transcarpathian hungarians, the european

the south west of the crime in peninsula where we know this bern went down. that's more or less below a desa the ukrainian city. that was, you know, threats and it's not far from where the mosque of a russian more ship was sunk back in april. so i think there's a big concern in the u. s, and they will be able to continue to mount the surveillance operations without this kind of thing happen again. russia has denied any wrong doing and initially blamed the incident on a faulty maneuver by the reaper drone it's retrieval. could provide valuable intelligence the aerial encounter was the 1st known military contact between the us and russia since the war in ukraine began. reinforcing widely held concerns that the 2 superpowers could eventually be drawn into direct conflict. jonah haul al jazeera patrick, i'll have no more from the pentagon. we saw yesterday that the top bosses, they were very careful in their language, trying to make sure that the didn't escalate. the situation didn't demand an apology, but then they released the video very, very early here states

the bbc�*s imogen foulkes joins me now from bern. imogen, what more can you tell us about the steel? emergency — about the steel? well, it's an emergency deal _ about the steel? well, it's an emergency deal that - about the steel? well, it's an emergency deal that was - about the steel? well, it's an i emergency deal that was pushed about the steel? well, it's an - emergency deal that was pushed on the swiss government, the swiss national bank by the crisis at credit suisse. you heard the swiss president calling it the best solution. frankly, the only solution. frankly, the only solution. but credit suisse's shares were in freefall. there's been a lack of confidence in the bank for quite some time. now ubs will take over credit suisse with, i have to say, a certain amount of reluctance. behind that is $100 billion liquidity from the swiss national bank to make sure that all the problem that ubs swallows as it swallows credit suisse don't make ubs, which will now be the last big bank standing in switzerland, which it won't have too many problems itself by going ahead with this takeove

the exchange of captives was agreed upon in a meeting in bern, switzerland . special envoy of the united nations for iran affairs, asid, said in a press conference that according to this agreement, 888 captives will be exchanged. they signed this agreement after ten days of intensive negotiations and this agreement was signed in order to implement last year's agreement. he considered the formation of a presidency based on non-agreement as a prelude to ending the issue of prisoners. the first step is the release of all , including the profiles of high-ranking military personnel with the coalition forces, who are to be released . agree on the arrow of this achievement it is great, many times the two sides agreed on the exchange of prisoners, but only on a very positive paper, due to the agreement between saudi arabia and iran , the exchange of prisoners will continue, and the un secretary general of the yemeni affairs, at the press conference of the signing of the agreement on the exchange of prisoners , said that karbalat was good at stopping the conflicts in y

scored four tries each, and the score was 26—26 with just a few minutes left on the clock when sarah berne rest of the scores. you can see wasps, a big hammering for them. and gloucester winning against worcester warriors. india's batsmen hit back on day three of the fourth and final test against in ahmedabad to dent australia's hopes of levelling the series. virat kohli is going well on 59 not out, and opener shubman gill starred for the hosts. he scored his fifth international century of the year — before finally falling for 128. india closed on 289 for 3 — still 191 runs behind. india lead the series 2—1. south africa completed a 2—0 series whitewash over west indies with a comprehensive 284 run victory injohannesburg. needing 391 to win, the windies slumped to a miserable 106 all out. gerald coetzee and simon harmer each took three wickets. and matt henry's 72 runs off 75 balls from number nine in the order helped new zealand take control of the first test against sri lanka in christchurch before he was bowled out. darryl mitchell also scored a tonne as the hosts closed on 373. blair

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i'm bern glenn. >> jocelyn, i love how you're wearing your san diego shirt. >> i have a couple because my kids go there. >> who knew except you? you deserve bragging rights for sure. >> who knew. who had these teams in their bracket. >> just the number nineth seat. >> and pretty unprecedented. him not t ago.tion hsther and people told him he did not belong in a number one bracket seat. and to see that free throw. i was holding my breath. >> he's been such a great team member and him being from the bay area makes it so much tweeter. and how do you sweeter. how do you not go for san diego state. >> i'm going to go san diego state and you're going to go ply a.m. mi. let's miami. >> now we don't have them in the final. >> i did not. you have houston. this is good enough jocelyn. >> this is so cool. i love it. >> well, we have been having a lot of fun with a local high school and the only one to correct a final four team. they have yukon winning the whole thing. and they're done at 43 and 44 anishi, at 45. we'll see what happens. >> i'm surprised. i thought they would have picked us. >> wel