but remember brett brenda konstantin and brian rogers? they knew.> this is now into an arena of showing you, i have been in your home. i can come in here anytime that i want. >> it was just completely shocking and horrible and you don't even want to think about it. >> then came july 2009, colonel russell williams took over the top job at canada's biggest air force base, in charge of some 3000 people, cleared by all matters of security checks. by then get broken into more than 40 different homes in orleans and tweeze, some, multiple times. occasionally he would enter a home stark naked. here is williams later that summer presiding over one of the many ceremonies part of his duties as the face of the base. >> i understand that there are challenges, i congratulate the members of the squadron. >> as he spoke, his secret behaviors were about to escalate. to rape and murder. >> in september, williams blew flu a supply mission to a remote canadian base in the arctic with a local official. he returned to his tweed home on september 16th. that night he commi

roecker: so then in 2018, that happened with leon, brenda's husband, and that set me back to where i was in my own personal struggles. statz: when leon passed away, his funeral, and randy tried to come, and he called me later, and he said, "you know, i really tried, but," he said, "i just couldn't go. i couldn't go," and i said, "that's fine," and that's when he told me that he's gonna figure out something. we're gonna do something. roecker: that's why i started this group down at church down here, and i called up brenda, and i said, "you know, we would like to get together and do something like this," and i didn't know if it was gonna be too soon after leon had passed away, and i didn't want to push her into something like that, but i wanted to have her involved. statz: i said, "i don't know if i'll talk, but i will come," and was very nervous going to the very first meeting. we ended up with 40 people at our first meeting, and they came from everywhere. i mean, there is a need. roecker: and that was the beginning of the farmer angel network, so we got together, and there was a lot

host: brenda is in indiana, benson vania, democrat. -- pennsylvania, democrat, good money. caller: i want to talk about the possible indictment on january 6 and i would like to point out what happened on january 6 2021 could have very easily happened january 2017. trump supporters want to conveniently forget the rally after rally in 2016 donald trump condemned the electoral college, he condemned it, rally after rally. he said it was rigged, it was unfair, it needed to be done away with, it should be one person and one vote. "washington journal" had at least one call in show on the electoral college. every trump supporters said it should be done away with. days before the 2016 election, donald trump stepped up to the microphone and he said if crooked hillary clinton gets in the white house by the rigged, unfair, electoral college system , i'm not sure i will accept the results. so out of his own mouth he was never the duly elected president. out of his own mouth. yet hillary clinton conceded the election and democrats did not storm the capitol in 2017. even though out of don

brenda below, i'll just, sarah. ok, that's it for me. molly, inside, whether it's next and inside story. we'll discuss the future of nato. stay with us, [000:00:00;00] the hello. we have had it any times, heat wave across japan recently. hopefully that will ease down over the next couple of days because i'm a little more cloud just rolling through on the plum right in the sand. we're not going to see where to weather spilling out of north east china running across the yellow sea into north korea. initially and then into south korea, that's is lottie to cause some localized, if not flash flooding as we go through this day. it's a friday that'll roll across the save japan. where to where the coming into west and palms of japan, or suspect tokyo should stay dry temperatures around 70 right celsius low. that may have been recently the 32 celsius. still plenty hoss enough. dry hot, typical southern parts of china temperatures here into the low thirty's central area saying some showers or longest spells. it probably might

thank you, brenda. becker from carney, missouri. really, i have a question for you, having been such an integral part in the evolution of women's basketball, what is your perspective on this sport today? meaning do you think maybe we've some of the spirit of the game due to commercialism and influence of sponsors? or do see that as a vital partnership in the growth of the sport. one of the things that i fostered was good sportsmanship, excellent play and and visibility and the teaching process of various sports. they were ridiculed at times because they often had suggested having a meeting of the teams to teams and parents or whatever following a game and refreshments served sort of some sort. and i, i kind of like that attitude. and some time later i was at texas, jody conradt was teaching and they had a marvelous experience for parents as well as students following a game the home team appeared in and they were social area and parents could ask the students or players questions and it was an excellent atmosphere where parents lear

that, it would be surprising given what we know about the stubborn nature and the loyalty shown by brendaokes, if they were to remove jonny bairstow from the side. removejonny bairstow from the side. if he gets in, he can score big runs and take a game away from the side. the 78 his scored feels a long time ago. —— his god. scored feels a long time ago. -- his god-— scored feels a long time ago. -- his god. ~ ~ ., , ., -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe _ -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe playing _ -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe playing at _ -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe playing at three, - holy pipe playing at three, where do we turn to at old trafford?— where do we turn to at old trafford? ~ , ,., ., ., trafford? absolute and argument to sa we trafford? absolute and argument to say we will _ trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see _ trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see a _ trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see a repeat - trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see a repeat of- to say we will see a repeat

the arrival of brenda mcmullen after the loss of their first wicked relaxed any scottish nerves, andirst world cup since 2015. the netherlands have a safe pair of hands. a five foot tall helping to reduce got to 277 for nine, and after they'd seen him bowl, it was time for him to bat, the latter proving just as effective. bringing up a century of his own with a six to pile pressure back on scotland. they eventually ran him out but the damage had already been done and it was left to logan van bates to score the winning run off his opening ball. perfect for scotland but the next up for the netherlands is india. alex fletcher, bbc news. another exciting day of racing in stage six of the tour de france with the yellow jersey changing hands for the second stage in a row. the leader at the start of the day jye hindley is down to third after a mountain stage in the pyrenees turned into a battle of the two race favourites. defending champion yonas vingergaur is now in yellow, but he didn't win the stage, finishing behind two—time winner tadej pogacar, who moved up to second after riding away

but the fact that you can actually have a big copy, the theme brenda bird, which is, you know, as you said, this arriving state in berlin and a lot of those either. so birds of berlin like time i know which is where, when these areas that's affected lives. so it's, it's pretty crazy for somebody to be finding out this information and tell us, you know, i've had several messages overhead to you from people saying, what's going on with this lion? and tell us though, for people who actually lives there, how they're reacting to this. i mean, despite it being quite big news, people on the streets in these areas today seems to be going about their business largely as a normal despite these safety protocols being puts in place that we have to emphasize this covers really a huge area around 230 square kilometers, not just in the suburbs, but also a creeping up in including the perimeter of building city itself. there was some people on the street, a few people out riding the bicycles on even a few individuals who were out walking the pet studies despite the advice from the police not to do so

. >> reporter: megan and brenda, active law enforcement in the state of west virginia, their dream jobw everything has changed. >> i don't want my daughter to walk the halls of the west virginia state police academy, not unless there is reform from top to bottom. >> reporter: both women now suing the agency that trained them after an anonymous letter written to stop state officials including the governor and lawmakers went public in february alleging widespread misconduct within the wails of t -- wails of walls of the west virginia state academy including hidden cameras. >> i was shocked, completely appalled. the more i thought about it, the angrier i got. sitting here today, i still feel exposed. and i'm constantly wondering who is going to see me next, who has already seen me. it is very nerve-racking. >> those thoughts are constantly in your mind. >> yes, am i going to have to deal with this the rest of my life, ten years from now, will it show up on the dark web, the regular web, i don't know. >> every female that has gone through that academy, civilian or through law enforcement t

and it doesn't resolve after the patients stop taking the medicine and that's what our reporter brendaesia. also cause the society of anesthesiologists to warn that people should stop taking these medicines a week before surgery. it can be dangerous going under general anesthesia with a full stomach, jim. >> is the maker of the drugs considering any potential changes with regard to the recommendations here? >> well, they say the drugs have been extensively tested bone in clinical trials and continue to be in the real world. they say this class of drugs has been on the market for 15 years for diabetes. eight years for obesity. so, they say they look at anything that comes out. but at this point, they say they've been extensively studied and they're not indicating there's any need to sort of warn more about this. doctors say it should be studied more and people should be aware this is in the medicines. >> meg tirrell, thank you. boris. >>> lebron james' son bronny suffering cardiac arrest while at basketball practice. we have details onon his conditn when we come back. you got this. lele

it will be our first chance to see the new guys did brenda bacsinszky and trayce jackson-davis takingways about getting ready for training camp and a new season ahead. >> we want to win, but that is the result. the goal is the process of trying to get better every single day. >> being able to alter blocks shots is something i bring to the table. welling up vertically, getting my hand on paul's. that is something i have to continue to work at. >> i went to have at least or three triple-doubles and shoot over 40%. >> fun night down at stanford stadium for the california classico between the earthquakes in the l.a. galaxy. an amazing halftime performance in celebration of the 50th anniversary of to. the soccer match ended in a hard-fought 2-2 draw. what a fun night for everyone down in palo alto. that is a fun event, 43,000 strong. j.r.: they pack it in, almost more than the football games. >> the music was there, the soccer was there. j.r.: the love was real, but part of this wedding was totally artificial. j.r.: a couple of colorado newlyweds brought together by technology cannot say t

, thank you great to see you brenda vingiello >>> all right, that wraps things up for us today.ow >> looking forward to it maybe we'll see some more, and you can tell us about what you heard at the conference too. folks, that does it for us today. join all three of us right back here tomorrow. right now, it's time for "squawk on the street. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, and welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramer, we're live from most post nine at the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off futures looking like we're going to have a lower open of course, 2:00, fed meeting, can't forget that. and an awful lot of earnings to digest this morning. that's where our road map starts alphabet and microsoft, yep, the two of the biggest giants out there, they have earnings. stocks moving in opposite

. >> reporter: meghan and brenda, active law enforcement in state of west virginia, their dream job,> i don't want my daughter to walk the halls of the west virginia state police academy. not unless there is reform from top to bottom. >> reporter: both now suing the agency that trained them after an anonymous letter written to top top state officials including the governor and lawmakers went public in february alleging widespread misconduct within walls of the west virginia state police academy, including a hidden camera system inside the women's locker room. >> i was shocked to hear that that happened. i was completely appalled. the more i thought about it, the angrier i got. sitting here today, i feel exposed still and i am constantly wondering who is going to see me next, who has already seen me? it's very nerve-racking. those thoughts are constantly in my mind. am i going to have to deal with this rest of my life? every female that has gone through that academy, civilian or for law enforcement training, is a victim. >> how many are we talking here? >> there could be thousands. >>

the day she was getting the infinity, fema usefulness and things you cause you piece of a month, brenda method to, to see you do the cleaning to get the new when go do i still couldn't do so in a home where it's in regard to the when and what else do you need them? but i see the data that oxygen cannot me my whole. now if you know, if you don't, i don't was i need to the so, you know, for the last for, i mean good that there is a certain time is that for a lot of sense and to left the ends. so however, the little will continue to do so the, so how would i know where they can, but when they leave to avoid them, what do you guys have? this would be helpful to the point, the buttons at the well cleaning gigabyte, and this is a window of the mobile and doing any jump to the the phone. that's fine. you just come into this one the to this you the, the pleasure of the morning to do what became of proper from when when these, uh why the, the family optimize it. i'm gonna do it for the last, what i'm a do i need for this done for the ocean ocean for the new cottage data finding the end of sharef

we are playing catch up right now. >> brenda ekwurzol, everything we're saying is a vivid example of to talk about this. i appreciate you taking the time. thank you. >>> israel's missing treasures how did rare anticties end up at trump's mar-a-lago resort. we've got new reporting next. r. we've got nereporting next just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side e

but as we were backstage, brenda actually has a different role in that race. having been on the republican side. so i wonder if you had any sort of thoughts on how you guys were looking at that, at that race at that time. this is pure karma. we didn't plan this, but we were also watching that race as a special election. so he's right. republicans had no business winning that race. massachusetts ted kennedy owned that seat for almost 50 years, but it was a special election. and special elections are special, right? so we thought we were going to put money into this race and we're just going to watch it. and we started tracking the race and it's hysterical that he said. the globe came out ten days before the race, about 14 days before that, before election day, we saw the numbers start to move and we saw scott brown starting to gain on coakley and our and seeing stories like the ones published in the globe. our strategy was like, lock everybody in this building. we are not telling anybody about this polling. we are not letting any of this leak out. we think he's

[cattle lowing] statz: my name is brenda statz. well, my farming was my main thing. it still is a lot of my life, but i do work full-time off my farm, also, so i probably milked here 30-plus years i milked in this barn, and i milked for my dad before that. i was, like, 12 when i started milking cows at his barn, so i've milked cows a long time, so-- [cattle lowing] and some of them, yeah, you get special cows. you get pets, and some of them, you're just like, "no. i don't want nothing to do with her," and you wait for her to go on the truck, you know, to sell them off, but for the most part, i mean, farming is-- good girl. keep watching. it's a good life. it was a good life. i see you, carmen. ha ha ha! leon and i, we met, actually, in reedsburg at a bowling alley. i was not a person who went out much, and i went out with my sister to watch her bowl, and that's when we met, and he had gone to school with my sister, who she's, like, 3 years older than me, and we just started dating, and we both came from farm backgrounds, and we both come from big families, so even ou

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brenda helped spread the word about the bio on social media and more than 400 people responded sayinghat they would take part. >> we feel really humbled that the community has rallied behind us. we have had a lot of people messaging and calling, emails, messages on facebook and instagram and people dropping off flowers, cards and personal letters. >> that is so sweet. the manager says that customers are even leaving tips for the staff. today's buyout was wildly successful, we are told and the shop has been much busier today than they usually are after the holiday. >> that is great to see. we still have much more news ahead of you at 5:30, including fireworks being suspected in dozens of east bay fires estimate as a result of illegal fourth of july celebrations. the assistant chief of the contra costa fire and protection district will join us to talk about that and a woman who cares for pets becomes the victim of scammers. we share her story and what you need to know to protect yourself . joining us for those stories and more -- join us for those stories and more at 5:30. >> try. hope.

brenda grisham is the executive director of the christopher le vell churns foundation named after her late son who was gunned down in 2010 when she has spoken with people connected to one of today's killings. they were killed right outside run as an office. >> yeah. >> and drove down on the and that's the way. is also chair of the gun violence subcommittee for the oakland violence prevention coalition. she advocated for mayor sheng thao to rehire former chief leronne armstrong. >> after she fired him earlier this year for mishandling police misconduct investigations. she believes interim police chief darren allison is doing the best he can to address violent crimes but says the city and police force are struggling without a permanent top cop. everybody needs a permanent later. >> answer must find there. there's been there think about 27 he's a good guy, but they need somebody permanent in order to just bring everything together. so they're suffering. >> in a way to crime and the violence in the city of open is out of control. it is never been this bad today. oakland police reported 4

lena: something brenda kristen says has been long overdue, especially after a violent week outside her office at 17th and international. >> we have had a shooting. we have had a murder, and we have had a drive-by. with that being said, i canceled my event for national night out, because the safety of the community is really important to me. lena: critics raise concerns about over policing, but some say right now, the issue is the opposite. there justren't enough officers. the letter says the city is 500 officers short. the president ofhe oakland police officers association says, "i suspect everyone the overworked, underappreciated and near overwhelmed oakland police officers responding to oakland's violent crime, and residents' calls for help, would agree action by city leaders is overdue. we collectively hope the naacp gets the response we all need." >> i am in full support of the request, the letter. lena: a request for comment from mayor sheng thao went unanswered but once it because says he supports this acknowledging that the city just doesn't have the budget to hire hundreds more

brenda rivera has been stuck in newark since monday. >> i don't know what we're going to do, because i cannot get a one-way rental >> reporter: airline veterans warn summer travel is just getting started. >> summer peak is every day up until labor day. it's not just isolated to july 4th. >> reporter: after a week of flight cancellations and rental cars, nbc's maggie vespa is today in california. >> three flights and counting canceled this week the latest was this morning's chicago to denver was the first leg of my trip i am now in san francisco and getting ready to drive at least six, seven hours. >> reporter: she's got company, a record 43 million americans are driving with gas averaging $3.54 a gallon, $1.30 cheaper than a year ago. on i-35 in texas, the hill family is headed to austin to float in the san marcos river >> we want to make sure that our kids have a great summer. don't let the prices scare you. you only get these memories once. >> reporter: it is summertime even if the livin' isn't always easy >> all right, tom, let's circle back to united airlines' difficulties the ce

outside the rocky embassy and stucco. where'd iraq you refugee so when monica affordably planned to brenda, cron and the rocky flag. monica is a former member of the rocky militia because outrage after burning the crime last month. we'll go in here with you. we defend the swedish government and the rocky government to stop the start of act. it's against the human rights and emotions of the people and is loved. it's provocative for all muslims. they also think all, most of those feelings we dement, the religious associations to stop this act. the demonstration in baghdad was called by supporters of she, a politician with tut outside, or he's one of the most powerful figures and rocks who command hundreds of thousands of followers. we've got to say the so good at the our leader will cut all sorted wants to defend as long as the koran and the message to the iraqi people. we are currently in the month of moran revolt against criminals, enemies if the koran and currently we're in the middle of a fight. the swedish foreign ministry said, well, it's embassy staff are safe and condemned. the attac

but look, no. me just >> brenda said no. let me just say brenda said. she said >> brenda said no. >> brenda said no. let me just say first time iia said. she said >> brenda said no. let me just say first time i dined. she said >> brenda said no. let me just say first time i dined alone,aid the first time i dined alone, i think i was probably the only one who appreciated the wonderful tiling on the i wonderful tiling on the floor. i was to look up was just too afraid to look up brenda. fair enough. she brenda. yeah fair enough. she says book her. says she takes a book with her. now, prop. good. now, that's another prop. good. >> talk about >> anyway, let's talk about sport. talking sport. sport. we'll be talking sport. yeah. smell wonderful. as yeah. you smell wonderful. as even yeah. you smell wonderful. as ever. finest, most fragrant ever. the finest, most fragrant person talk person on television. let's talk about no about the cricket. there's no denying we were robbed denying we were. we were robbed by at old trafford, by the weather at old trafford, and like it's and now it lo

i just tell them how much we're brenda hopkins. but every time they come home they talk about it. they've made them quite now for you. but girls playing basketball and stuff to them, that's quite unusual. especially i had to bring to coaches to a house, but the parents would allow her to train when the academy finally started, the girls leak more and more women signed up. now i think it's more than a 100. the number keeps increasing every side and everybody wants me. now that the national team is headed for the world's cup basketball is becoming ever more popular. growing up in sa sedan isn't easy. the young country has been embroiled in a deadly civil war for most of its existence. well, talbot, t and crime will the streets basketball helps to forget. sometimes surprise and when you sit down one on one, some people been taxed by the war on would send a product for them. some of the kids for mike who basketball can achieve even more, especially in the country, is divided as tough. so done. google long car insurance, people perception and so, so then we have so many offenders. it's

these patients made a why that we making every day had, and dreams seemed even 5 that are we well, brenda, kind of, you can content us motion senior regional communications officer for eastern africa with the world food programs, eastern africa, regional office in nairobi. welcome to d w. so what a week now, since the blacks a great deal was halted, do when and how did you expect to say it's uh affects that in the whole of africa. thanks for having me. um, we hope it will be redeemed. as soon as possible, we support and are hoping that this expedited general efforts to negotiate the deals with russia and ukraine will make sure that we have that green deal back on the plate. the longer it stays uh, suspended the mall, suffering. we will see you in the region as at the moment the hon investigator id is host to 23000000 people who uh, food and secure. and the rise in food prices across the world with basically mean wsp has to procure more expensive weeks and other commodities. and that means of reaching less people because of funding as also significantly reduced to this year . right. so kno

earlier, i'm telling you a good there is brenda tell of these actions, the worst violence in the west bank in many years. members of the us, human rights council also condemned the raves, saying they could amount to a war crime. the 3 forces operations in the occupied westbank, killing and seriously injuring the occupied population, destroying their homes and infrastructure and arbitrarily displacing thousands amount to agree just violations of international law and standards on the use of force and may constitute a war crime. 13 people were killed and dozens more injured during the huge is really operation. in the janine refugee camp ortiz middle east, corresponded maria the notion of has the story. it is rarely forces have withdrawn from the west banks. janine and people can now bury the dead. the in 2 days of a wide scale offensive by the idea of at least 13 people have been killed. israel says terrorist members of various, i'm groups involved in weapons and explosives production. but for the people of janine, they were resistance fighters competing. these really role that they, as

brenda grisham is the executive director of the christopher le vell churns foundation named after her late son who was gunned down in 2010 when she has spoken with people connected to one of today's killings. they were killed right outside run as an office. yeah. >> and drove down on the and that's the way of the court is also chair of the gun violence subcommittee for the oakland violence prevention coalition. she advocated for mayor sheng thao to rehire former chief leronne armstrong. >> after she fired him earlier this year for mishandling police misconduct investigations. she believes interim police chief darren allison is doing the best he can to address violent crimes but says the city and police force are struggling without a permanent top cop. everybody needs a permanent later. >> answer must find there. there's been there think about 27 he's a good guy, but they need somebody permanent in order to just bring everything together. so they're suffering. >> in a way to crime and the violence in the city of open is out of control. it is never been this bad today. oakland police re

a verbal brenda footage. this is an issue which african sporty is that people in affairs that many of us about religion and as a passion. and that is the passion of the middle east by some of churches. i'm the world, the cost of, of churches. we condemn those actions because the out of the range to west, instead of much that elections, especially in our region, between cushions. this is i'm, i'm accept service action. what's in front of the course is from nuclear weapons to be frank conflict on the situation around the involved in the military corolenko i showed his take on these issues on told you in the media conference i think is donald closer has the details. alexander lucas sancho covered a wide array of topics reg press conference. first of all, he responded to a question given by the western media on the whereabouts of the head of the wagner . private military company. you've got any precaution who just last month launched, what moscow called a mutiny and then left to bell roof. after cutting a deal to

we were talking to a french member of the european paula brenda with juvenile who was uh, confident, the providing security guarantee to most go without truly help to end the conflict of schools, security agreements of the truancy go to you all of the conflicts they would be a box of disagreements, the wisdom about the few claimants is still in the in, federally to do with with the, with the big the sense to become a european union member. see, i think the sense of our collection they go upset about budget defeats, is about to 8 activities. assume and said, if you crave east feed was distinctly sense, is it coming? you point of view. quade hasn't been built, you'll be a new job. but when it was this condition easy, you quoted treatments on the discrimination of a week minorities. this is a huge issue for ukraine. because when i see the we sent to you still, we was 12 display munitions that vote was for language about which took seats and to be sent in may, may need to see the forms of may then they always knew we would expect the music agreements do we'll get those instead. women's w

united states of america. india has been beating lots of products, so it says commodities rather soft brenda. she has via the duty present in the teams, whether yapping comes in and the other. what do you say that the rest of many countries now at 1st green hydrogen is concerned? it's very, very important for us indians are probably going to be the next 0 stop in and be seen by 2007. so it's a project which is very up most block heads and not you want to have a net. you don't, i'm going to be seen by consultants are now as far as the device is concerned, it the one for some of the, you know, i also, and the 6 the request by government, the years because it, some other countries does that. so, and i mean by what i mean if some other countries different, okay, will it be videos, then i will also request my button for me. so why not? you don't see the autopay click on the via consider enough and you can see my other . so i think the business employer should be pretty y, and others also must understand the other going to be also must understand that dish or left business production. we don't aga

again, today's lesson lent minds and bums and how to avoid them when the ada brenda may say for us, but they don't expired. ok if you only expire when you step on it, then it explode. so the after decades of will much of this line does still have any contaminated, one wrong step could be deadman. this n g o is traveling the countries who won the new retirement. after the lesson, the teachers show the team is suspicious objects they found in the schools back. yeah, it's more of an issue because yes, another team will come to destroy the grenade before child picks it up, finds like this, a common here, removing them all. and then know miss task this team of the mind advisory group. and then jill has been called to investigate this field of, to scanning the ground. they stop digging today's find dangerous, cluster munitions buried only 40 centimeters underground. this is very dangerous. if they didn't get it, looked at the good news is look, move up and also have the same thing. this. when we find that this, then we just described the same area. we can look movie without hiding out under a

and come shortly after tokyo had brenda but showing this presented by badging as unprecedented. and it's great to strategic tests. this is what china is foreign ministry spokesperson have to say in japan's new defense drug to defend seen vents only by peaceful c pounds. new defense white paper grossly interferes in china's internal affairs. wantonly smears china is normal, national, defense, development and construction. and naval and air military activities deliberately exaggerates the so called china threat and creates tension in the region. the chinese side expresses strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to this, and it is made solemn representations. the japanese side relationship between china and japan is approaching boiling point space to japan's, the latest documents which sets out their future defense plans and names, china as an unprecedented and the greatest strategic challenge to the country. why? or here's an excerpt from the 2020th, we've defense white paper on why tokyo thing spacing is such that spreads chinese rapidly enhancing this military capability, quo

and you've been in brenda has been passed to that the through the, the, the, the, the, the blacks, the 10 person of that was bought to buy trickier. so that's why it's of quite critical for president, add 100 watts today, right before flying into the city, or did the install, the it'd be a to attempt a business for them. she says that she believes the russian president pretend wants to continue this humanitarian quarter. there are 2 of the blacks the, i say once he's back into the country from his to his golf tour, he's going to have post either through the forms or in person with present, pretend or for russia. and meanwhile, he said that they're just for administer. and the russian for the minnesota also going to be inputs and meeting to find a way some how to drive this deal. so we can see that's prison, that one is still hopeful that this deal can hold on. however, before this, they had of that the, that the deadline or there is a greenville, you know, the has been tremendous, intensive, diplomatic, a force between the 2 parties between 9 could and most go by so far that have faile

borders. citizens flood the strait, solve the west african country to protest the presidential office, brenda croup around the game. and our grip, i understands that crown goes up in flames again in europe. this time in denmark, we hear exclusively from a member of the hezbollah, a party who say, such actions are the attack on all the kids and these heinous acts totally unrelated to freedom of speech is the systematic talk signal is left kind of systematic targeting by the west of all religions in general, the across the world around the clock. this is our to international welcome to the news our. my name's a big day and rushes in northern capital. this thursday with st. petersburg, i think as something all being geo political magnet for praying to host the 2nd denver russia, africa summit on the yeah. on prior to day one of the much anticipated event, the sidelines of the summit have already seen some significant gatherings. the egyptian president has praised his country to relations with most scope during talks with vladimir putin of del 5 to l. c. c. emphasize the importance of bi last yea

he's in the 1st round, the boat to excluding from brenda. and let's say they could all have been phones in the side of an economic and political elite to watch them on a d p on the nation. now somebody. yeah. and they can do that, but not to our revenue. formerly long shots, the last right standing for now. on thursday, the prosecutor's office even rated his the offices of the supreme elect tool tribunal to try and find brett quotes from the media parting to strengthen the case as a highly unusual move. so me is a grass roots movement founded by the bucket that makes another revenue, promises clean governance and in, in the system it can equality. this is a call for blood them all as democracy for clean elections for the possibility of preventing corrupt groups from continuing to take over public institutions by any digit. as late as we met outside the supreme electoral tribe, you told us that's what the communities need. so you put the concept, a little tired of so much corruption with impunity and the lack of opportunity for our young peop

report there and go back over to under the bat bulk the german pharmacist colleagues from the german brenda, sag 800000000 people. this is the number of chinese people who in the last few decades have found their way out of poverty. 298000000000 euros. this is the sum of goods traded between germany and china. and the last year, it's a records on $5087.00 gigawatts. this is the amount of solar power that germany installed last year alone, more than the entire installed capacity of solar power in germany. excellence, it's looks at 96 percent. this is the percentage of china, gallium percentage left several and since last week, china wants to limit is that going to with pictures of damage up to 9 and up to from john about 69. this is naval vessels that has made china. i think the largest solar naval power in the world, $100000000.00 of hong kong dollars. that one, i believe is the one 3rd, the money this on a to the pro democratic not to this that live abroad. it does not listen slightly. so i'll find that now, all of these are highlights of a country that is so complex as, as the 1400000000

brenda is reports from aspen that goals for more regulations before it's too late. in the scenic beauty of a remote rocky mountain town, military political business and tech leaders gathered for the asp and security for him. where the safety of artificial intelligence is a major issue. i think we have to stay anchored on this question a safe and effective. and i think we should be clear that we actually don't have tools and methods today to know when something one and i model is safe and effective. so by definition word and not safe and effective with confidence really, we don't know technology. experts warn that a i tools already available can be enormously destructive right now. for example, any individual who spends enough time with these tools, or even without knowing computer science, can use these tools to generate fix off word buffets, saying something that he never set, causing a crash on the market. or having present bite and say something that he never said causing international turmoil a i is changing the face of war. when i talk to the us defense departm

all right, i, i want to bring in the voice of charles brenda because we've been talking about how are we able to look at us was anti aging. what is the outset and charles, when did you make this point? let's bring him in and then we can talk about it personally. aging is it normally process required to convert fertilize a to a mature reproductively capable. adult agent is not a disease. you're going to eat better with good nutrition being mentally and physically active. and basically falling mob suffice, you can age worse by over eating, drinking smoking, taking non prescribed drugs being violent situations. unfortunately, there's an incentive structure in science that has rewarded height in the anti aging space. and it is not at all clear that one can directly target the aging process as a drug approach, despite what's your viewers may have heard. so is that is tells contradicting evident we've been talking about the drugs. conte help us just, i'm just going to get you to do to also read it briefly cuz i've got some questions as well for my view as me. but yes, what charles has been

obviously it was brenda smith as well now from tennessee, a protest in a 150 pounds in the cities across as well on saturday evening for the mood is certainly here and tell a bit of a bit different little weakening we some green gold has been passed here, there is frustration about companies that defines a determination to tie on protesting up to now. so to we very strongly underestimate the results and the level of globalization as well as the price tag associated with force to get through. i think they're beginning to have some 2nd thoughts, my life, the 2nd woman we have to keep on because we have to stop. all that's happening with people are starting to feel that something is wrong. now the more consequential changes to budget issue in the pipeline, the government wants to change the make up. the committee that appoints supreme court judges of the moment is a mixture of all of the sessions. judges, lawyers, and someone from the opposition wants to make that mainly government organizations to the point. the judges. benjamin netanyahu says he's open to talking with your position becaus