this must be a criterion must be included.n order not to vote for the law and the grass, not russia, but it may be, then it does not work or there are no by-laws, or there are some problems, so that there is feedback evaluations will be based on three blocks of indicators. in the first one, they will follow how the committees carry out the procedures prescribed in the regulations, the second block concerns the socially significant results of the work of legislators and the third control one here, it’s just about how the committees will monitor the effectiveness of the adopted law, the highest marks will be received by those who seeks to solve socially significant problems by explaining the nuances to journalists, because the speaker ivan melnikov gives a specific example. here is an example deceived equity holders you know perfectly well when the profile committee really raised it to the shield. we held large parliamentary hearings in the big hall of the state duma. as a result, they brought this problem to the point that, wel

do house and if that happens, they will be out-— will be out. do we have to look then, will be out.ook then. given — will be out. do we have to look then, given the _ will be out. do we have to look then, given the scale - will be out. do we have to look then, given the scale of - will be out. do we have to look then, given the scale of the . then, given the scale of the results, do we have to look to some of these cabinet members you have mentioned who will have to think about their own constituencies let alone cabinet, whether they are the next step in terms of evolution of the story. what is their response going to be and how willing are they to stick by their cry prime minister? it is true that historically - their cry prime minister? it 3 true that historically the cabinet was the organ and vessel ultimately is saying to the prime minister the game is up. that is what happened to margaret thatcher and the men in grey suits. so far, the cabinet has proved remarkably resilient. there has not been a senior resignation over partygate and rishi sunak was the person around her most e

it can be in public. it can be in public libraries. it can be in bookstores. there are lots of different places where parents can access that type of a book or community resources can be provided. however when we're talking about public schools, and we're talking about all of our children together, there's a bit of an understanding that we've had about the roles of school and home and those boundaries and so what i think you're seeing parents across the country saying is i raise my children the government doesn't we don't co-parent with the government and there are certain sensitive subjects that we would like to be able to be directing the conversation around for our children. this is one of those things parents are very concerned about this idea about gender identity. that was never discussed in any of our public schools. now taking a front-row seat in our children's education and everything they do including for many of our girls how safe they feel in the bathrooms at their school. so public schools have made accommodations for children for a very long time

well, they seem to _ be blaming working people? well, they seem to be _ be blaming working people?ey seem to be picking a - be blaming working people? -ii they seem to be picking a fight with union what do you mean by that, though? as representatives of working people. they have been blaming working people for asking for a pay rise and saying they are going to have to tighten their belts. in saying they are going to have to tighten their belts.— saying they are going to have to tighten their belts. in what way, 'ust to tighten their belts. in what way, just to clarify — tighten their belts. in what way, just to clarify this, _ tighten their belts. in what way, just to clarify this, in _ tighten their belts. in what way, just to clarify this, in what - tighten their belts. in what way, just to clarify this, in what way l just to clarify this, in what way have they been blaming people for asking for a pay rise?— asking for a pay rise? well, they have said it _ asking for a pay rise? well, they have said it publicly _ asking for a pay rise? well, they have said it publicly that - aski

i'm sure there will _ may be crying as well. i'm sure there will be _ may be crying as well.ears. how important is it who wins? 1 there will be lots of tears. how important is it who wins? i know the scottish team _ important is it who wins? i know the scottish team is _ important is it who wins? i know the scottish team is fantastic _ important is it who wins? i know the scottish team is fantastic at - important is it who wins? i know the scottish team is fantastic at the - scottish team is fantastic at the moment and i hope the game will be lots of extreme powerful moments and i hope they would be lots of screaming in the stadium and of course ukrainians hope they will win but i'm sure the scottish team are powerful in this moment. i powerful in this moment. i understand you are from her son so you know there will... it’s understand you are from her son so you know there will. . ._ you know there will... it's a city invaded now — you know there will... it's a city invaded now as _ you know there will... it's a city invaded now as you _ you know there will... it's a city inv

the eastern flank of nato need to be secured and will be. 0f| need to be secured and will be.g specific numbers also brings— course discussing specific numbers also brings the reality into check, so we _ also brings the reality into check, so we need — also brings the reality into check, so we need to build those forces, we need to— so we need to build those forces, we need to collect money going into the army and _ need to collect money going into the army and we will have those numbers. this is— army and we will have those numbers. this is a _ army and we will have those numbers. this is a reality but the czech repuhiic— this is a reality but the czech republic is a presenting latvia and lithuania _ republic is a presenting latvia and lithuania and also in slovakia, so we are _ lithuania and also in slovakia, so we are doing our share and will be doing _ we are doing our share and will be doing our— we are doing our share and will be doing our share. you we are doing our share and will be doing our share.— we are doing our share and will be doing our share. you talk about th

you should be adventurous and be pushing your boundaries and going for it. so that's that's sort of one angle. on the other side though. there's this is kind of a paradoxical view of what sex is supposed to mean sex means everything in that it's this self-defining act, but it's also supposed to be something that means nothing that you don't have feelings about actually. it's just one physical act like any other and so it would be weird if you had sex and then felt bad about it or that you didn't want to do something because you know, like what does it matter? it's it's just a thing. so there's almost this like kind of dual idea of what sex is everything and nothing that makes it something that you have to do and also something that you shouldn't feel anything about you shouldn't feel emotional about and so in pursuit of that ideal, you know young people especially i think who are really open to kind of be social pressures feel feel like they have to go after these encounters feel like that's what they should be doing and that if they have, you know, some sor

so this could be somebody vi5iting, being on holiday, or indeed _ somebody vi5iting, being on holidaye looking at here. just uk, so that's really what we are looking at here.— looking at here. just a follow up on that, nicola. — looking at here. just a follow up on that, nicola, how— looking at here. just a follow up on that, nicola, how was _ looking at here. just a follow up on that, nicola, how was detected - looking at here. just a follow up on that, nicola, how was detected in l that, nicola, how was detected in the first place? is at the site is it that scientists are always checking for viruses? in sewage? absolutely, in sewage. yes, sewage absolutely, in sewage. ye5, 5ewage 5ite5 absolutely, in sewage. ye5, 5ewage sites are— absolutely, in sewage. ye5, 5ewage sites are monitored for polio and 5ite5 are monitored for polio and other— sites are monitored for polio and other viruses routinely. in this other viru5e5 routinely. in this country— other viruses routinely. in this country and other countries. and we have great— country and other countries. and we have great surveillanc

they will be harder hit than other— the metro... they will be harder hit than other people will be. pretty aggressive stance towards the rmt here, but clearly, yes, towards the rmt here, but clearly, yes. it _ towards the rmt here, but clearly, yes. it is _ towards the rmt here, but clearly, yes. it is a — towards the rmt here, but clearly, yes, it is a devastating blow for a lot of— yes, it is a devastating blow for a lot of people, isn't it? and i feel particularly sorry for people relying _ particularly sorry for people relying on it to get to work, to do their— relying on it to get to work, to do theiriohs. — relying on it to get to work, to do theirjobs, day in, day out, who are going _ theirjobs, day in, day out, who are going to _ theirjobs, day in, day out, who are going to face — theirjobs, day in, day out, who are going to face great inconvenience or find it— going to face great inconvenience or find it impossible, and it is going to, find it impossible, and it is going to. frankly. — find it impossible, and it is going to, frankly, dealer big low economically to both the

although it is predicted to be difficult, but for it to be stable, for it to be uninterrupted, for everyan woman to have light and heat. well, what do politicians and officials have under the phrase, as of now, on 26.06, a difficult heating season, how many kilometers of heating networks or boilers or heating stations will not be ready for this heating season, is it worth buying a generator for every ukrainian apartment now? maybe before that, with the exception of such places, as i don’t know lysychansk , is it in the donetsk region? we predict that the most difficult situation will be in donetsk region and luhansk region, because the actual combat operations and russian artillery shelling and russian bombardment of ukrainian cities lead to the destruction of infrastructure, the destruction of boiler plants and power plants, as well as gas networks. electric, eh, what is thermal? for example, today, donetsk region actually has no gas, and donetsk region already lives on gas. and this is quite difficult, complicating the situation, and in many cities there is even no water, because it is

there may be physical evidence — the young person may be malnourished, may be living in squalid conditions, we've agreed to disguise her identity. she told me the family received this warning from someone linked to a drugs gang. if you go to the police, you're going to end up dead. your son's going to end up dead. your whole family is going to end up dead. her son had been used by organised criminals to guard and sell drugs 70 miles from home. they'd threatened him and made him think he owed them money. but even though the cps knew he'd been exploited, he still ended up in court. he's a victim and he wasn't being treated like a victim. they're out to penalise — that's what it felt like. get him arrested, charge him with whatever they can — as long as someone is being charged for this crime — that's what it felt like. even if it'sjust a child — a vulnerable child, as well. go! with the battle against county lines in full flow, charities believe that despite new initiatives from the prosecution service, too many children who've been exploited by the drugs gangs are still being criminalised r

and this is absolutely absurd, it cannot be so to be, that is, four turbines came out at the same timeand out of the available e-e, six plus two reserve systems, and as the internal documents of gazprom e, in addition, there should always be a spare turbine in case of something and here, if several turbines fail at once, one is being repaired somewhere and cannot be delivered, and there is no spare one, although satellite images show that everything is in place at the portula compressor station on the baltic coast. to stand by this especially since the reduction of supplies took place if such a significant reduction of almost two-thirds of almost er, well, actually, it is logical to predict that er, there may be an intention behind this, using the opportunity of the annual plan of preventive repairs er works on the gas pipeline that are carried out every year and this happens around the month of july, and there may be some more problematic things, some uh, shortcomings, defects that are subject to elimination, well, they say , one way or another, the gas pipeline has already been in op

protections that would be very important for a stablecoin to be able to redeem reliably and not be subject to consumer and investor fraud and other reduction concerns. >> i appreciate your insight. i am looking forward to continuing the conversation there. i would like to shift if it is ok with you, a bit to discuss the need to support continued innovation in digital assets. and the federal recently explored the potential benefits and risks associated with issuing a central-bank digital currency. the technologies that support digital assets are rapidly evolving, as everyone knows. this area of finance has been a great source of innovation in recent years. if one were established, how do you see the cbdc interacting with privately issued digital assets like stablecoins? >> having a digital currency that is backed by the full faith and credit of the u.s. government as currency is unique and it would be unique. and it could actually be an important support to a broader system of private sector innovation, much as the federal reserve today, that payment services it provides and the issuance of

i need to be levelled up, they need to be speeded up?— be speeded up?mr seaker. 39 million. thank you very much, mr speaker- 0ne _ 39 million. thank you very much, mr speaker- one of _ 39 million. thank you very much, mr speaker. one of my _ 39 million. thank you very much, mr speaker. one of my constituent i 39 million. thank you very much, mr speaker. one of my constituent has| speaker. one of my constituent has had his identity stolen, his nhs workers are being misused but he has been advised there is nothing the health secretary can do for the crimes are being committed in his name. the home secretary puts my department assured him it would not affect his immigration status. yet recently, he, his wife and children were detained by uk border force while travelling for a family holiday. can the prime minister explain who in his government is responsible for this chaotic incompetence? mr responsible for this chaotic incompetence? responsible for this chaotic incometence? ~ �* , incompetence? mr speaker, i'd be onl too incompetence? mr speaker, i'd be o

it is very hard to be done. the manager has done _ very hard to be done.fulfil his ambitions after signing for manchester city the norwegian strikerjoins on a five year contract. he's absolutely prolific, in his two and a half years with borussia dortmund he's scored 86 goals in 89 games. his father played alfe—inge played for city 22 years ago. liverpool have agreed a deal for the uruguayan. he will cast on a £64 million which could rise to £85 million which could rise to £85 million with add—ons. liverpool have signed fabric ca value from fulham. russia's daniil medvedev has replaced novak djokovic as the men's tennis world number one. we won't see medvedev at wimbledon as russian and belarussian players are banned from playing because of the war on ukraine. wimbledon has been stripped of ranking points because of this stance. alexander zverev rises to world number two. it's a bit of an era change too because it's the first time since 2003 that none of djokovic, rafael nadal, roger federer or andy murray have appeared in the top two. with just two weeks

what will this be aimed at and he was going to be buying it. to start with, electrification is a reality. the european parliament made the official end state of the combustion engine starting 2035 it will stop. so everybody will be driving ev's. our customers, it's a mixed bag. we have customers that had other electric experiences, but there's a big amount of people who come from bmw mercedes, so it's a mixture there. guy: in terms of the deal with hertz, how many threes will be going to hertz? thomas: the deal is over five years, 65,000 cars and it will be a mixed bag. it will be not only the two which was the prime talks, but the three as well, we will also launch the four in our range and definitely 3, 4 and five will be part of this as well. and hertz for us is an opportunity to bring polestar two people for the first time driving an electric car and it will enable us to build brand awareness. >> it will build brand awareness where people can buy and trade your shares, are you planning on -- you are planning on going public through a revers

do you think that new arrangements, whatever is going to be if you think going to be more or less violent than what we have at the moment? you know we are going to transition. we had the bipolar world or this is 2nd world war. you have united states and the soviet union, then after the end of soviet union, americans thought they're going to have a uni polar role with united, the 6 leaving that being that when the super about people like francis fukuyama talk to but in the history do the debate among the scholars, there's what americans wanted to do was actually achieve there are some people who believe that. busy americans never could establish. ringback really pull out all the people who believed they did it for maybe 15 or 18 years from the fall of the soviet union and 2007 or 2008. and so there is a debate on that. but what we know now is that the world is moving towards the most high polar system. and during this transition, you're going to see more difficulties. so you're going to see countries trying to find ways of improving the chances of actually being a greater power when the ne

>> if it works, all the needs will be met. there would be no redlining. all of the community, especially for the low and moderate incomes communities. no set of institutions can do it by themselves. highlighting three of them, as was mentioned, csi. community development financial institutions. they are designed to focus on the underserved populations. under the existing rule, they could do that through credit partnering, but the documentation requirement, it's maddening. it takes time. there is a privet assumption that treasury certified investment services qualify. that's the incentive. under the impact review it's typically positively viewed as cds i action. those institutions know the communities really well. the partnerships achieve more. second, talking about native land areas, calling it out. there are some really big challenges there. third, that relates to pretty disastrous -- to disaster prevention and climate resilience. otherwise they are particularly vulnerable to extreme weather, droughts, precipitation, etc.. with a mechanism that is called

she will be sent to _ institution will she be sent to?l she be sent to? ’iia: will be sent to what i institution will she be sent to? 6“ia: will be sent to what i would guess is a maximum security prison, perhaps one notch lower than inside of the us, a lot of prisons have different levels security, they will make an argument that she should be sentenced to a prison where she is kept safe from the outside public because there have been death threats, questions of her mental health and if she is on suicide watch, so those kinds of issues will come into play as she is sent and stand where she eventually ends up. could that mean that she will be keptin could that mean that she will be kept in isolation? it’s could that mean that she will be kept in isolation?— kept in isolation? it's unlikely that she will _ kept in isolation? it's unlikely that she will want _ kept in isolation? it's unlikely that she will want to - kept in isolation? it's unlikely that she will want to be - kept in isolation? it's unlikely that she will want to be in - tha

what's left to be counted here. a lot of the votes are left to be counted. they're going to be the same day votes. the same day votes. the election day votes. the republican primary -- to the trump friendly candidate. so, we're keeping a close eye on this valadao race in particular. there are several others in california, we'll get to over the next few hours. they're a critical both tonight and potentially in november. and, one final thing i want to flag for folks as we mentioned, this one earlier. a different part of the country, this is in mississippi. the third congressional district, and you have a republican incumbent here, congressman michael guest, he's in trouble, right now as you can, see he's chilling that more than 80% of the votes recorded right now. and here's the, deal mississippi is a runoff state. nobody gets 50%. the top two here would go to a runoff. but why is this republican incumbent in trouble with so many of the votes counted in this district? guest voted to establish that bipartisan january six commission. that's become an issue in th

there and not be there in 10-20 years, but to be there soon and believe me organizational component about a certain legal component , it is much easier for us from that point of view to join nato than the european union, because joining the european union means fulfilling a large number of requirements, it means unifying a large body of ukrainian legislation, it means fulfilling various anti-corruption challenges, e.e. the judicial system to the end to reform it is about freedom of speech nato is a little bit about the other nato - it is about security a lot of it is about the military-political alliance and in principle this military component political component we already practically fulfilled that. let's be objective in talking about the fact that today, in principle, if we were to demand, if all the political circumstances were like this today, then we are in principle ready for nato to join, and i hope that sooner or later nato will also be ready to accept ukraine and will take all steps in order to ultimately secure the security of europe in the future. excuse the tautology,

it will be in the upper 50's to mid 80's, about where you should be this time of year, so that will beice. as they would say in boston, it is going to be wicked hot. karina: we know chris alvarez has been in boston working on his accident. hopefully enjoying some good food, too. chris: some we could rain out here in boston. getting better. there's also rain. let's send that to california, but we will first send you the sports cast here in boston talking about the warriors and celtics ahead. staff -- steph are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest

that may be the case, but sized concerts have drawn criticism for their excessive use of water being sprayed onto the crowds from large water cannon, especially at a time when many parts of the country are suffering from drought. and now he's also being criticized by health officials saying that wet masks pose a health risk making it easier to spread germs just as the country finally seems to be overcoming the only kron variance. that of course, is a reason to celebrate this summer and sigh and his fans would like to be partying for his use of water. it seems. landing him in hot water. ah, player watching al jazeera life from doha reminder of our top stories, the leaders of france, germany in italy, are in ukraine's capital for their 1st visit since the war began. they are meeting present, but amused lensky after touring or pin where russian soldiers are accused of committing abuses. this is joyce. you are here at earth, put on a side that has been destroyed. indeed, the russian army stopped of several other cities nearby. massacres has been perpetrated, and we have heard the 1st tru

well, i think i could be wrong.at there is such a bloody civil war there, for example, in algeria and egypt, we do not expect, but we can fully expect social unrest in these countries, which will call into question the stability of the regimes that are in place now, thank you, thank you in general. well, we see that the ukrainian crisis is 100 ideas mykola is turning into a global one, and it is therefore a very big challenge, and i have a question: how ready are we to understand what russia is doing, it has not yet turned, they want to do it in order to turn the ukrainian crisis they don't have a global one. by the way, there is no other way out of this situation. well, we don't have another way out of this situation, and there is no way to prevent this from happening or to make it so that the world survives this global crisis and successfully copes with it, and that's why i even wrote today about is that we need a very serious unification of internal efforts, we have quite a lot of people who are in different poli

limited, the product will simply be cold, the schools will be closed, and kindergartens will be closed the winter. we don't we will have time to increase our own production no, it is physically impossible to increase our own production, we can in the amount there well, let's say 100 million cubic meters but for this we need to understand where these wells are and in what volume they work in this short term we physically we can't do it. thank you for the explanation. oleg popenko, the head of the union of utilities consumers, was in touch. we really need to prepare. who has the opportunity to insulate their homes ? kilowatts. let's move on. asia is still a mysterious continent. the united states of america and the european union cannot yet fully reduce russia's profit from oil exports. the main buyers of raw materials from the aggressor country have now become india and china the new york times reports that china's purchases in june jumped by as much as 28% compared to last month, and this is what experts say, a historical record russia has overtaken saudi arabia as the largest supplier

it could be sci fi, it could be something else. but we need to understand to that zip gradients, and it's not there by the government. it's not about just the country, it's about ukrainians who are ready to fight on it. zoom moved. it's gone, but spirit exists and says that what is going on is existential. and zip boy and where are we have our you green our right to be free. yeah, our right to you speak. ukrainian. our right. you understand this is ukrainian, our right. you understand us as a nation is differently at stake. pavlov. clem can, former ukrainian foreign minister and ambassador to germany. sir, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. well, nato is vowing to bolster his forces along the lines as eastern borders in the face of russia's aggression, nato, a strategic vision, the meeting comes ahead of a summit later this month that we'll seek to set a new course for the coming years. speaking after the meeting secretary generally in stoughton berg said, rushes invasion of ukraine would change nato security strategy lon

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that scheme will be wound down next year so there will be interest and ministers will be acutely awareink between benefits and saving for a mortgage and being able to pay your mortgage. mortgage and being able to pay your mortmae. �* . mortgage and being able to pay your mortmae. �*, ,.~ mortgage and being able to pay your mortmae. �*, _~ i” mortgage and being able to pay your mortmae. �*, ,.~ i. , mortgage and being able to pay your mortmae. �*, , i. ,., mortgage. let's pick you up on the final point. — mortgage. let's pick you up on the final point, and _ mortgage. let's pick you up on the final point, and the _ mortgage. let's pick you up on the final point, and the issue - mortgage. let's pick you up on the final point, and the issue of - final point, and the issue of practicalities of using benefits to get a mortgage, so talk us through how that would work because i think i'm right in saying that someone on universal credit is only allowed £16,000 in savings and a deposit is much more than that, isn't it? the prime minister _ much more than that, isn't it? tue: prime minister used

i don't have to be new. and yet there seems to be a very strong pressure to confine everybody to some sort of ideal. that doesn't work absolutely. so i think as you're pretty much in that way, the defense of the indefensible because that's exactly what we are confronted, needs to be confronted with the evidence. so. so when we saw initially take place, there was a huge opening up in europe. refugees, welcome science held up at the same time as that's happening and trains are being welcomed and people are dying in the mediterranean, trying to cross over from africa. black students that were in these areas where he was pigs. how is it possible that we continue on the space that it's not that everyone that was taught to be ukrainian was welcomed in europe. professor we have to take a very short break right now, but we will get back in just a few moments station. mm mm. mm mm mm mm mm mm. well don't middle alex. she's just gonna be on the left in columbia. nobody but i just want a lego that italian real name is

there will never be another time where we will be locked in from -- for the time.oking at the data internally. thus far, we feel positive about our god is for q2. we reaffirmed our guidance for the year. we think every business has to be smart right now. >> if you beat estimates and measure guidance, does that mean the pandemic era of sweatpants is over? >> yes. people are dressing up in a way i have never seen before. they are bolder and brighter than they have ever been before. they are dating again. they are going to parties again. >> always good to have you. thank you for stopping by. that doesn't for this edition of the show. we will be right back here tomorrow. i am emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. isaac notes -- ♪ >>

impossible, i will be interested in how it will be implemented, how the european countries will be ablemonstrate unity, the implementation of the new defense strategy of the alliance and the panstrov i just wrote about it yesterday in a row, i don't know if you i read where i researched this fifth point of the nato charter, which everyone refers to. yes, an attack on one country is an attack on all the countries of the alliance, so i will simply quote it, and you will then comment on it . so the parties agree that the fifth point says that an armed attack on one or more of them in europe or north america is considered an attack on all of them and accordingly they agree that in the event of an attack each of them will render assistance to the party or parties that have been attacked and immediately carry out individual or joint by the parties, such actions that are considered necessary will be considered necessary, including the use of armed force for the purpose of restoring and maintaining security in the north atlantic region. well, from here i have three questions. so, the actions th

the theme will be public service, but sadly she won't be here.xerted herself pretty much yesterday, suffered discomfort throughout the day during that balcony moment. she was able to attend a beacon lighting later on in the evening. but that was pretty much it. she cannot travel all the way here and sit through a long service, so she is out there at windsor at the moment. the queen did thrill nevertheless, she looked happy up on the balcony for all the military elements. there was a parade. prince charles stepping in for her there as he will have to today. and that will be the theme going forward. if she can make an event, she will try to get there but we'll see prince charles really stepping in to represent her. not becoming the monarch himself, no question that that will happen, but he will certainly be representing her on these types of occasions. now, countries around the world are engaged in this as well. particularly the 14 other countries where the queen is head of state. australia, spots of africa, and also to north america, canada of cou

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in your job application, you talked about being proud, as you should be, to be proud of your subscription to and a few returned options put forward the national review. you are a proud member of the federalist society, the national political society, and the spectator something as you look to. these are all bright folk. they all have a very decided opinion on the issues of the day. it is very to side. those organizations i name think that we misread the fifth amendment and have been misreading it for the past three decades. those same groups argue that there is no right to privacy in the constitution, et cetera. people are not making it up. in a sense, it is not about you. you find yourself in the middle of a most significant national debate in modern constitutional history. because you have been nominated to replace a woman, in addition, who has been the deciding vote on a significant number of these cases since 1995. there has been 100 and 3:45 decisions. justice o'connor, 77% of the time, has been the deciding vote. for 70 years there has been a contest among scholars and the american

what, what other things going to be there? what could be negotiated? i mean, i don't know, maybe there might be some negotiations about arrangements, particular things about i know some security confidence building measures and so on. but i mean it's, it's kind of now it's the collation because we really don't know the parameters, the keeper, and there are some of the few, right? diplomatic resolution of the public. because it really depends on the case guaranteed thing, which is where the phone will be there. what, what, what conditions will be, what, what basically who will, when will, when this, let me bring in pavel, to talk about this, what pavel could be the negotiation negotiated rather as far as rushes concerned in previous negotiations, russia insisted about maintaining control over large parts of ukraine is that still the case today? what would they be willing to negotiate? at this point? i walked onto moscow. there demand key demand is dead or any kind of government or future government and keyed of will recognize crimea as sour in russian t

home and then on monday would be it them enough been not being hadn't any lesson less nor i will be mr. what, no commitment. when mr. will deal with the can. mosher day and just be with who was silent, but as we let them should be my kind of majority. i had to rely, demand them choice the i think michelle, much to my healing, which is it would have been or any they had them in ability. why did should become the michelle yet to me? much her? yes. middle. be huh. huh. well, how did she the term in this? i'm sure i see. i think about that as al suspect lease power grew, so that his list of enemies there were rumors of attempts on his life. one news report falsely claimed he'd been killed in a machine gun attack appeal in the whole excel of my argument to lean saudi of the emotional ambit. sharla welcome to love her and her own mother. sway had been a mortar. bah, he not to sort of allah manure isn't done on a cooling off period. how came if saudi daddy hotel counted as you will to leave a happy but on female how to turn on? come see, be october. looking out at the bottom of gelatin, th

do you think that new arrangements, whatever is going to be if you think going to be more or less violent than what we have at the moment? you know we are going to transition. we had the bipolar world or this is 2nd world war. you have united states and the soviet union that after the end of soviet union, americans thought they're going to have a uni polar role with united, the 6 leaving that being that when the super about people like francis fukuyama talk to but in the history debate among the scholars there's what americans wanted to do was actually achieve there are some people who believe that. busy americans never could establish. ringback really pull along the people who believed they did it for maybe 15 or 18 years from the fall of the soviet union and 2007 or 2008. and so there's a debate on that. but what we know now is that the world is moving towards the most high polar system. and during this transition, you're going to see more difficulties. so you'd like to see countries trying to find ways of improving the chances of actually being a greater power then. and then the new wo

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we must be prepared for the fact that it will be quite a long struggle and you must get not only miyagi also f-14-15 aircraft later and such decisions regarding this would not have been made if these decisions were made today and these e-types are armed already were provided to ukraine at the moment, i have no doubt that you could go on the offensive, because they are breaking through, little will happen with a clean move, i am not sure that tomorrow we will provide the weapons that we have not provided yet, but we must provide ukraine with all these systems that we have mentioned. so nato itself, he is uhm positive because of what i just talked about, it is very good because he outlined a new strategy for fighting russia, a military threat, he has such a geopolitical position that he can even interfere with the entry of finland and sweden and now we know what happened sweden and finland have been invited to nato, and the day before the big photo shoot, macron dredges and shoals were coming to ukraine, and judy, i agree here that it is certainly better for europe to support ukraine , co

so you got to be careful.ngs drying out in the hills in with all that rain that we had over the weekend. beautiful up toward the golden gate bridge. you can check out the flag, though, filled with some of those winds right now. more of that on the way as we head through the evening hours. temperatures out the door. yeah. you look at this. nice number. 60 degrees. very comfortable in the san francisco. 65 in oakland. 73 degrees in san jose. 78 still a little more warm, 80 degrees in concord and 78 in santa rosa. here's a cold front off the coastline. that front is going bring us a few more clouds. the rain is going to stay well to the north of 7 northwest with that system. we are seen a couple clouds out ahead of it, though. and that sea breeze continues to kick in. and some of those winds have been a little more blustery along the coastline. you get some gusts now to 20 miles an hour. plus, there, dylan beach, also the sfo, 15 of the west in oakland. a 21 mile an hour wind in fairfield, sonoma. get a 25 mile a

well, we are also building our own system, which will be able to be effective and will probably be needed by us for many , many years with such neighbors. well, we are sometimes we talk about the possible scenarios of further events and the end of the war, because all this was also heard in the information space this week, as the secretary general of nato and general stuldenberg insists that russia's war against ukraine is extremely aggressive ukrainians themselves have to decide what is acceptable for them and what is not in negotiations with the russian federation, however, in an interview with lps and 101, bereg said that this war will end at the negotiating table in italy, do you believe that it will be exactly this way and that this war will really end at the negotiating table what kind of negotiations will these be and under what conditions they can begin that this war should end at the negotiating table practically all politicians are talking about it ukrainian politicians are also talking about it as you know, president volodymyr zelenskyi and the participants negotiations in bela

temperatures going to be in the upper 50's will be a little bit cool. side and you're likely to run into a couple clouds early on that some sunshine as you head to the middle of the day and the afternoon. a lot of happy dogs out there at the beach. all right. here's the foam onto this is the north beach festival. if you've ever been there, there's just a lot to see out there. a lot of great music. and of course, just a ton of that wonderful food that starts at 10 o'clock on saturday. that is a two-day event continuing on sunday as well. the temperatures going to be nice. low 60's as we head in saturday. i think warmer, though, as we look towards sunday with plenty of sunshine all day long enough. you've got an idea for for fun things. we should be in the mail in at kron 4 dot com. we like the future that right here on kron 4. all right. out there tonight. we do have some low clouds and fog that have made their way inside the bay is the atmosphere kind of settles down just a little bit. going to be a cool night around the bay area probably felt that alre

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seekers that will be taken.— that will be taken.we get any more information, - that will be taken. as soon as we get any more information, i - that will be taken. as soon as we get any more information, i am | that will be taken. as soon as we . get any more information, i am sure we will be back to you. average earnings are falling more in the last decade taking price rises into account. employers are struggling to find staff to meet demand. this is a senior economist at a resident foundation think tank that focuses on people of lower incomes. good afternoon to you, hannah, this is essentially about the take—home pay is shrinking in real terms because of rising prices? absolutely. in some respect, we painted a picture of quite strong load bear market, high employment, job vacancies and normally we would expect businesses to raise wages to try and retain workers when there are many that manyjob—seekers out there. pay grade vertically healthy, but by no means do they have control. and the other hand, as we all know, the cost of livin

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