i admire both your brevity. thank you both so _ through. i admire both your brevity. through. i admire both your brevity. thank you both so much. great to i thank you both so much. great to happy with this and thanks again. that's it for the papers. there won't be a second review as there normally is. instead, huw edwards will be presenting elections 2022 from 11:40pm through the night until 6am tomorrow morning. so, it's goodbye from us this evening. good evening. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. rangers are into the europa league final thanks to a late third goal against rb leipzig. it was incredible performance at ibrox, the side coming back from a first—leg deficit. but a night to forget for west ham, who had a man and their manager sent off in their loss to frankfurt. joe wilson reports. fireworks in frankfurt, british teams everywhere, three european semifinals, two different competitions. one deep breath. right, first to glasgow, to rangers... they began this match against leipzig 1—0 down after the first leg. they began with inspiration, with the

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electricity workers from both the u.s. and canada regularly crossed the border and extreme weather events to help get the power back on. that is when mother nature calls. canada has wrapped up all exports to the u.s. to offset russian crude and member of our committees led legislation to cut off the energy forces fuel in putin's war machine. we know that a number of u.s. refineries are running on heavy crude and canadian heavy crude runs an alternative to sources like venezuela, which we have sanctioned due to the anti democratic actions. canada is also a leading supplier of uranium, and critical minerals to the u.s.. including those used in advanced batteries such as cobalt, graphite, and nickel. the u.s. canada energy partnership is strong but not without its challenges. i have not been shy and expressing my frustration with the biden administration canceled the keystone xl pipeline. in light of putin's war in ukraine and the global energy price surge, i think a lot of us which that project had moved forward today. but,

it's one of the other come to both company the. ready days and the irish republic that we can so or something about so. so the, the alliance is position. it's not really a very strong fundamental lot, but it's a 2nd factory. quite nice place phone, number line, voters who don't want to see themselves is extreme. it's tend to be a so let me throw that back to then nicholas jerry think, given the change that we're seeing in the electorate here move towards the middle is best to move away then from sectarianism is of course, the results of that is that the sectarian parties the represents unity. so nationalists than themselves become somewhat more r line. but anecdotally the, the growth and the center ground has been latent for a long time. many people in north nordland are in mixed relationships, their, their spouse or their partner is from the other tradition to them. and the traditional parties don't have anything to offer families in that situation. and in particular, they don't have anything to offer the children of parents who a

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you can see both the borders of tunisia, and algeria, both countries have said they want to re opened the border. but for now, people here can only wait and hope their lives will soon get better. malik, trainer al jazeera, the darkness. ah, i dreamed forget hearing though, how about the headlines and al jazeera u. s. president joe biden says that he'll intervene militarily. if china tries to invade taiwan, he was asked to re, an official visit to japan. beijing regards taiwan as a breakaway territory. russian soldiers carrying mines of the as of style still works out of surrender of ukrainian troops. they will hold up for weeks of the industrial area, making a last sand against washing forces who captured the rest of mary. of flood water is receiving receding rather in northeastern bangladesh, but rescue workers are still struggling to reach stranded people. days of heavy rain, of course, the worst flooding in nearly 2 decades at least $57.00 people have died. iran sleep military unit. the revolution regard says that one of its senior members has been assassinated in the capital. terr

day and carefree. >> i am basically melancholic. >> i think both of us are very serious. >> where both future father-in-law were toasting his last two days of bachelorhood. >> in wishing chuck the best of everything, because he deserves it, and ensure he he will get it, at this time i would like to ask you to join in a toast to the groom. a toast to the groom and discretion to you, his bachelor friends. [laughing] to chuck. >> to chuck. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for providing our good friend chuck robb with such a wonderful bride, to the president. >> to the president. >> i'm glad that you gave me an excuse, a legitimate excuse. [laughing] [applause]♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and let's drink to chuck and many happy years ahead of him, and to that noble group that constitute the united states marines. >> to chuck and the united states marines. >> the information i would like -- >> this night was a special chuck's friends spared no expense. talent was sought from the highest levels of government. a a former marine private now serving as chief of protocol headed the program. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from the bastions of milw

they both have sophisticated armies, substantial fleets of air craft and both have served alongside nato forces in the balkans and african stop. the leader of one nato member though has objections. turkeys president, odor one accuses both countries of harboring terrorists in particular kurdish nationalists groups. the u. s. is confident the turkey can be persuaded, and that's why the us secretary of state will be meeting his turkish counterpart soon at the you and in new york. if turkey does change its position, the 2 countries could be sitting around the nato table as invitee nations at the summit. at the end of june, formal ratification, though it will take several months more. in a significant move the u. s. aircraft carrier, the u. s. s. harry truman and it strike group moved in recent town to the baltic sea, finland, and sweden and not yet members covered by nato's security guarantees. but its presence is a clear sign to russia if it was considering any response to the latest developments . james bays al jazeera at nato headquarters in brussels. turkeys presidents has again expresse

both countries act in unison regarding nato membership. could you perhaps foreseeable a situation where 11 joins without the other and, and how long will the ratification process take? i mean, always prime minister is on record of saying, oh it's, it's going to take a matter of weeks 2 weeks. he said that she said it's not realistic. yes. first of all, i would not like to tell any fitting that their destiny is linked to sweeten, let alone vice versa. of the 2 processes will proceed independently, but in parallel, it would be the least surprising outcome if the 2 of them end up joining at the same time. but other outcomes are of course possible the ratification process. first of all, everybody really is in favor of this, so it won't take all that long. having said that, in some countries, there are formalities that simply take a while to get through the presence of croatia. as mentioned that he wants to make the process conditional on a completely different issue. the reform reflection law. in bosnia, i don't think that's just sustainable p

gay and carefree. >> i am basically melancholy. >> i think both of us are very serious. >> we are boththe antics of linda's nephew baby lynn. >> at the same time at the army navy club, chuck's friends, fellow marines and future father in law were toasting his last two days of bachelor hood. >> in wishing chuck the best of everything. he deserves it. i am sure he will get it. this time i would like you to join me in a toast to the groom. a toast to the groom and discretion to you, his bachelor friends. to chuck. ♪ ♪ ♪ for providing our good friend, chuck raab, with a wonderful bride, the president. >> i'm glad that you gave me an excuse, a legitimate excuse, for a night out. [laughs] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> let's drink to chuck, and many happy years ahead of him. and to that noble group that constitute the united states marines. >> this night was so special, chuck's friends spared no expense. talent was sought from the highest levels of government. a former marine private, now serving as chief of protocol, headed the program. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [appl

investments like these will help catapult us toward a clean energy future which we both badly need with our shared economic growth, or energy security and our climate goals. i also want to make clear that these are smart business decisions. samsung did not invest $17 billion without running the numbers. the united states is the top destination for foreign direct investment because we have a world-class highly skilled and highly committed workers. any company investing in the united states gets our most highly skilled and engaged workers you can find anywhere in the world, american union members. they know i much benefit comes from a relationship with the union in america. they have a national agreement with united auto workers. for every joint venture, batteries would be made stronger with cooperative operations with unions. they are ready to build a new samsung facility in texas. let's work together to make this happen step you get that plant built on time and on budget safely and efficiently because union labor means high-quality work and delivers the best possible return on investmen

he died in 2006 carlos and smith were both paul bearers by the way and both eulogists in 2012 the australian parliament actually formally apologized to his family for the way. he had been treated so they all knew. colin kaepernick knew when he sat and then knelt for the anthem that it was going to have consequences and it ended up costing him his career as we know and i don't know. i thought maybe. that roger goodell would get on a phone to somebody and say hi or brian flores right now to try to head off the lawsuit. but it didn't happen and i think chances are very good. brian flores will never work in the nfl again. and he's only 40 years old. he should be going into the peak years of his coaching career. maybe he'll end up as a college coach somewhere, but i i think there's a good chance as nfl careers over and if so sure he should be he should be viewed as a martyr a professional martyr. it would be interesting is if you know with with dion sanders at jackson state now and hugh jackson and grambling doug williams coach the gambling before when we see these, you know prominent nfl names c

real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a with, with both both the models you need to do both got a deal with a grain already. a lot of them bought a a with her phone number here. we go to with a with gas prices skyrocket in europe, off the ukraine to spend the key transit supply route one hungary panic said i proposed the un bar go on russian oil but give on okay, there are no proposed solutions on dealing with what will be equal to an atomic bombing congress economy in the event of a possible in volga, russian oil imports. meanwhile, british authorities raise the alarm off to more than a 100 incidents of both and 5 in the local home. as residents turn off the gas that will go with firewood to save money. and we discussed a biden's plan to prolong the war in ukraine by giving key a $14000000000.00 more dollars in support for the panel of ukraine is only.

we are coordinating closely with our allies in both korea and japan on this. we have spoken with counterparts in china. i met - i spoke with my chinese counterpart this morning and covered this issue of the dprk. and we are prepared, obviously, to make both short- and longer-term adjustments to our military posture as necessary to ensure that we are providing both defense and deterrence to our allies in the region and that we're responding to any north korean provocation. yes. >> jake, thank you. two questions on different topics. one, could you update us on the situation with the russian blockade on grains? and also, on haiti: what happens with the title 42 with the haitian migrants and maybe migrants of south america as well in the caribbean when it comes to the end of title 42 on may 23rd, if that happens? mr. sullivan: so, first, it is russia's war of aggression against ukraine and nothing else that is stopping tens of millions of tons of food from getting out of the breadbasket of europe - ukraine - and onto the world market to feed people in africa, the

and this is because there's a shortage of some of both gas and coal. so in some ways of the current economic circumstance. no. strayer is very much being held up by both call and gas and explore salon all ok, carlisle for the time being we have to wait and see whether the the labor will have the majority in the parliament. but in case we end up having a hunk parliament, how do you see a policy is being shaped? do you think he would have to reach out to other parties to be able to deliver what his promises? well, the labor government, his instead we'll have to see if they can maintain it, that they're not going to enter into into deals with parties that they're sitting on at the moment. 71 projection to have a majority. but if they haven't, depending on the size, i need 100, sorry, the 76 seats, their independence. when i talking about david polk, off from here and cambra or negotiating with the greens, which would then create difficulties for the government. particularly if they demanded the season cabinet. other quite fascinating the way climate 200 a

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we both have an economy built on energy production. we both have an abundance of oil, natural gas, coal, and wind resources. we appreciate the high-paying jobs that come from energy development. we are both hurt by president biden's war on energy. in 2003 canada's estimated recoverable reserves of oil jumped about 175 billion barrels thanks to albertan oil sales. a few years later in the united states a similar bounty was discovered. the application of advanced technologies like hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling launched an energy revolution. it had profound and positive impacts on our nations economies and standings in the world. these developments in the united states and canada shifted the world's energy center of gravity from the middle east and russia to north america. it is important that we strengthen the energy and resource partnership between the united states and canada. but joe biden's policies are placing it all at risk. the biden administration made the united states an unreliable partner to canada by killing th

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they both believe that politicians know better than the people. at least when their side is in charge. both undermined our democratic processes when it does not serve their own interest. both care more about controlling a party than they do about governing or actually solving the problems that faces. both parties demonize, canceled, and questioning the patriotism of the other side instead of engaging in open, honest, civil debate. both blame their fellow americans first, and make excuses for our enemies. both this smith american exceptionalism and reject reagan's shining city on a hill. we have lost faith not just in americans but in the very idea of america. they are wrong about reagan, they are wrong about america. despite our imperfections and all of the serious problems that we face, america remains the greatest nation on earth. people from all across the world still yearn to come here, to become americans. the rest of the world still looks to us for leadership, and inspiration. ask yourself even on our darkest days where on earth would you ra

it gives both the republic of korea and the united states a competitive edge in the global economy.f we can keep our supply chains resilient, liable, and secure. over the last few years we have seen just how critical it is. covid-19 pandemic -- the covid-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of just in time supply chains. the global semiconductor shortage has caused a shortfall in consumer goods, especially automobiles, and is contributing to higher prices around the world. now putin's rule and unprovoked or in ukraine has further spotlighted need to secure our supply chains so our economy, or economic, and our national security are not dependent on countries that do not share our values. a critical component of how we will do that, in my view, is by working with close partners who do share our values, like the republic of korea, to secure more of what we need from our allies and partners, and ulster our supply chain resilience. that is why our strategy is to build around strengthening our ties and cooperation across the board. both abominations can improve our long-term resilience, inc

electricity workers from both the u.s. and canada regularly crossed the border and extreme weather events to help get the power back on. that is when mother nature calls. canada has wrapped up all exports to the u.s. to offset russian crude and member of our committees led legislation to cut off the energy forces fuel in putin's war machine. we know that a number of u.s. refineries are running on heavy crude and canadian heavy crude runs an alternative to sources like venezuela, which we have sanctioned due to the anti democratic actions. canada is also a leading supplier of uranium, and critical minerals to the u.s.. including those used in advanced batteries such as cobalt, graphite, and nickel. the u.s. canada energy partnership is strong but not without its challenges. i have not been shy and expressing my frustration with the biden administration canceled the keystone xl pipeline. in light of putin's war in ukraine and the global energy price surge, i think a lot of us which that project had moved forward today. but,

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so integration in both direction. and i think it's something that is quite a trade among all the european leaders, at least those that i've talked to in. i think that there is a kind of consensus that is emerging of the fact that there should be this new approach. you don't think that if you're a pin countries had acted upon the sooner maybe some of the events that we've seen could have been prevented or the countries in the region either through the like to to change the weight of responsibility from one side to the other yes, the european countries and united states could have done more, could have been more digital and could have been more clear about what was the nature of russia. they're further away than we are. they don't have the same experience and that doesn't change to the fact that there is only one responsible and that is russia. we cannot truth responsibility in an equal manner of those that wanted to see things to be different. wanted to believe that russia would change and wanted to believe that there

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thank you both. in terms of the budget, the budget before us is an adequate -- inadequate to the threats we face and over time is a disaster and i would like to fix it. thank you. >> senator hoeven. question for both of you. what weapons systems does ukraine need? made the most and need the soonest, that they don't have? >> what they've asked for senator is long fire capability and we are providing that as you have seen with most recently 9155 systems. >> and they're able to capable of using them or do they need to be trained? >> they are using them now as we speak. we took a number of troops out. we trained them up very quickly on 155's. but then back into action. they are employing those weapons systems now. you have the ammunition. that we are providing them. end other countries are providing on 155 capability as well. they have also asked for armor capability, tanks and armored vehicles. countries in the region are providing that. as we have witnessed, in our meeting that we held in ram stein a w

intelligence of both countries now permanently abandoned. that previous stance of strict neutrality. yes . well, if you talk to finish and swedish politicians, they will, they will object that they had abandoned this some time ago. that they, they were no longer being acquisitions as they had been in the cold war. but that they were very definitely collaboration with nato, from an external perspective. and they simply won't convert this to internal to, to being part of the team rather than cheering on the sidelines. but this really goes to the harsh of the whole current conflict. and this began because the, the war began because russia was unhappy about ukraine, does things self determination and choosing its own path in terms of security in terms of external licenses. now we see the blessing that finland and sweden are drawing, is not that they should take russian concerns into account, but that they should make these decisions autonomously for themselves. and i think it's very interesting that the, the major, an external intention of the r

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they are fed up with the divisive politics and extremes of both parties. most americans are thoroughly convinced that we are hopelessly divided and that the political system is fundamentally broken and washington is completely dysfunctional. the voices of the exhaustive majority are ignored in deference to the demands of the loudest and angriest few who seem hell-bent on tearing america apart and when so many americans feel that neither party is delivering for them, the result is unrestrained toxic politics, rabid tribalism and hatred of the other. neither side seems to want to make progress. they would rather make demands and win arguments on twitter. i'm willing to stand up and fight for the things that really matter but not for status quo politics as usual and not to perpetuate polarization and paralysis. america needs were courses, not show ponies. it's time for less talk and more action. i don't come from the performative orca school of politics. i come from the get things done school of politics and i work with anyone who wants to do the people's bus

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so i think that there has been a lot of saber rattling towards both finland and sweden. and i think they've made their own calculations and they've decided to join the club when it comes specifically to finland. do you think that this decision means that the country is going to abandon its policy of avoiding confrontation with russia? well, no, i don't. i. i think that dimension can still be preserved within nato. but one thing i would like to say, i mean, the view from helsinki is certainly right now that russia has overstretched itself . and that is the view of most military analysts in ukraine. so it is very unlikely to pose much of the tribe despite it saber rattling right now to bill and sweden. it's from its northern military district. but of course, nordic society is if you understand the societies, it's all about the long term. you know how stretching out prosperity for as long as possible, the next generation and social development sustainability of the nordic model. and of course, all that needs to be secured. so we don't know in 5 or 10 years, how russia might

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>> eva mckend, kristen holmes, thank you, both, busy day for you both.to check in with you. >>> joining me now is a political reporter with the raleigh news and observer. great to have you with us. i want to pick up in north carolina where we just left off with eva, if we look at this gop senate primary, pat mccrory signed the anti-trans bathroom bill and touted himself as being the state's most conservative governor in the state history. despite this clear shift to the right for republicans, he's really struggling a bit. why? >> you know, it has been really tough. there has been a ton of money pouring into the race and also, you know, you have donald trump has endorsed ted budd. if this election was held a year ago, he would have easily walked away with it. in the year since then, trump has endorsed budd and we have seen just millions and millions of dollars pouring in from outside groups, both to attack mccrory and to support budd. >> in terms of that outside money, thank you for the natural transition there, you wrote it is the outside special interes

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they are both great neighbors.ctric grids are intertwined and two of the national parks connect to form the crown of the continent. the partnership between montana and alberta creates jobs, energy, food security and increases the economic prosperity off both of the countries. hours after talking about uniting america and dividing it when he damaged and undermined the partnership when he canceled the keystone xl pipeline. vladimir putin has eastern europe european and europe over a barrel right now with of the dependency on russian oil and gas and that's why alberta filed a suit against the united states seeking $1.3 billion in damages. let me read a lien the from that filing. the biden administration to revoke the keystone xl pipeline, and i quote results from the loss of thousands of jobs, caused harm to the american, canadian economies and diminished the system upon which future north american prosperity wouldd continue to rely. nearly six dollars a gallon. that line from that lawsuit i think sums it all up as yo

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>> i think it's both. it's in one guys head but it's also shared by elites and also by the population in the way that it's happened. my own observation was the historical mission idea that russia has to kind of gather to become the center. it's gained a lot o acceptance and was widely disseminated. i think much of the population, and if you read putin's article, i think it's all very clear because if ukraine in light of the statehood, how much more you can actually take. i think it is all there. we concluded but none of us took that full serious mess. so i think that there are deeper reasonsas for that. he is the decision-maker almost. i think that he has a response ability for this. but let's be honest a wide acceptance among the elite and population so to set up the idea if we way to say vice versa, everybody would simply think that a lot of populations support that so it's a much deeper problem. >> thank you. that is a very illuminating answer. the soviet union had fallen and we thought it would be anot

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>> i think it is both. i think it is in one guys head. my own observation for moscow was the idea that russia has gained a lot of acceptance. i think much of theactually is . if you read putin's article, it is all very clear. if ukraine is denied of the right of being an independent country, how much can you actually say? this is thinking, it is when without is fully realizing the potential. we also it, we concluded that it may lead to something. almost none of us find it. it will actually create war. i think there are deeper reasons for that. you see that us out, i think he has responsibility for this. there is a wide acceptance among the population. this idea, it is said that we need help from sweden. everybody would simply think this is population. this is a problem that we must tackle. >> that is a very illuminating answer. anything to add? >> back when -- the soviet union had fallen. we thought it would be another russia. a developed -- if developed, it is full of fantastic people and culture. i agree with him, it is because we are s

oh, it was normal, both are good. what else can you can do to remove? we have more of a got you myoshi student performance for meal, which in which la mosque i believe, but i'm gonna shoot you a book that jim doors novela just but after talking to julia chanel pickups. nope. attribute to me yet in year. look, what are your ceremonial still sequential. it's always been foldable consumption issue. so that's just a balloon you put. what did you when we filmed maxine in 2013, it was one of his 1st voyages and a memorable occasion. it was the 1st time after a long break, but an ice breaker escorted a large military convoy in the russian, opting south moscow. i mean, you sounds familiar lesson where to put you not to vote, but you, i said the other, they move across. they all partition because some of the stroke of people to hold it through a deal not before resolve. still still with blow. wish you actually showed us the baton stuff to the back because he also because you will lose the speech of almost almost think i'm not sure what she accumulate about of se

both built up and changed moreover. we're going to talk about the economic characteristics of things particularly the nature of demand the ratio of capital labor that affect the adoption or non-adoption of mass production we first need to realize. that when we think about mass production, we're thinking in its ideal form of full automation of the manufacturing process. right, and i think there used to be cartoons in the 60s or 70s. there may be some now in which people think about you know, the hypothetically what is mass production. they think the future somebody just presses one button and everything from the the corn or the material or the steel or the raw materials are picked up from something and robots push everything through through the outlet and even robots load the ships the ships are, you know piloted by robots all the way to your home. of course, that's not the way it works. so even today we don't literally have full mass production. however, we've come a long way relative to its beginnings in the early 19th