i think so many times you know, what activism and how we tradition of you know, activism to be said. busy we take to the streets, writes to get our messages across. and although that is important, we also need to see some radical advancement and transformation in the policy, in covenants fios, right? and so as black woman caucus, you know, at the heart of the solutions that we propose as a social movement, is the realization and strengthening of feminist movements, which are going to foster feminist leadership. we need to see an emergence of new radical feminist leaders. really shaping the world to where we want to take it. right. and i honestly believe that we've got the right energies. we've got the minds, we've got the hearts and miss stewart, sarah. oh. 1 i like i said l yeah, i have climate anxiety and the only thing i can thing on to that cabinet dieties optimism towards a future. it drives me to constantly wake up and make the decision that this is what i'd like to change. this is where, you know, that could be the change you want to see an advocate for the change that you'd like t

excuse me for god's sake, i called your father on business. said you can't drink, please, goodbye. dropped my passport somewhere, i'll come here carefully. yes, but i remember, i was sitting here, you you were standing here, and he was laughing in front of you , you like him. yes, do you love him? yes, of course, the rich are successful, it’s easier to love them. we make it easier for you to breed later. my passport, where can i listen? i don't know where your passport is. i gave it to you. look at everything that i have, lord, finally at my house. amenities what happened what do you think, everything is better, now everything will pass. in what sense in direct, well we will think up? what kind of driver am i? i'm not a bit of a crack, it turns out. you can think of anything now i think. oh you know what you want to open as soon as possible. she 'll think we're dressing up idiot. mommy, wow, is that called buying something about change? finally. well, what is it? excuse me please. wow what a burden. this is very harmful. it's me, as a practicing doctor, i tell you the doctor really

supply of tanks to ukraine at the davos forum, it's good that there is no russian or chinese business, saidy medvedev russians go there. no one is waiting for the chinese. because of solidarity, they didn’t go there. i ’ll tell you what actually happened. almost none of the american officials are there. in fact, davos is no longer such a classic venue where business people and experts gather there. changed, the chinese also did not go to davos but i think that this is absolute conscious logic, they meet on different platforms, chinese business has no restrictions on communication with western russian business thank god that it did not succeed and i really hope that its dispute will not actually be anywhere except e -e russia and satellite countries of russia and i also very much hope that after the negotiations american-chinese-russian business will become less in china, especially in the field of high technologies, so that high technologies do not fall into the circumvention of sanctions to russia, so i in fact, i absolutely did not compare the presence of russian business and the presence

supply of tanks to ukraine at the davos forum, it is good that there is no russian or chinese business, saidev, eh, the russians are going there, no one is waiting for the chinese because of solidarity, they have not gone there yet i will tell you that in fact it was successful, almost none of the american officials are actually present, davos is no longer such a classic place where business people and experts gather, the balance there has changed, the chinese also did not go to davos, but i think that this is a completely conscious logic, they meet on various platforms, chinese business has no restrictions on communication with western russian business. thank god that he did not succeed. i really hope that his dispute will not be his own anywhere except russia and russia's satellite countries and very much also i hope that after the negotiations, american chinese russian business will become smaller in china, especially in the field of high technology, so that high technology does not bypass the senses to russia, so i would not really compare the presence of russian business and the presenc

. >> businesses said, people just showed up and needed one thing and they took it upon themselves to help her out the debris and trying get this community back on its feet. >> newsom says he touch with president biden. >> the president has declared an emergency declaration. larry: storms have caused major damage to power and if his structure. most impacted. hard san jose. the south date has been hit hardest, at one point there were 50,000 customers without power. this area in particular has seen some of the worst damage. people who know this area best. a huge transmission tower. like this before >> i'm kind of guys. >> its leaving businesses unable to taken customers. >> anthony in san jose. the business right in the middle of the most extensive damage, transmission tower, next-door as a power pole in its roof. he said he knew the power was out but did not expect the scene he found. >> i did not think it was that severe. it's going to take couple of days to fix this. >> he spoke about the extent of the damage in the cause. >> we had a large tree that down and headed transmission towe

said, why not? i decided to make a bid and got a call from some of the business people in charlotte who said we would like you to be the majority owner of the team and we will be minority owners and work with you, so it seemed to be the right place and the right time to do something that i thought would be part of being a strategic approach to being first. david: you sold it to michael jordan? bob: yes. david: after that, you begin to build a small business empire with investments in private equity, financial services, fashion, lodging, hotels, real estate, and my own firm did something with you in private equity, so is that what you are trying to do now, build a mini empire and what are the most important parts? bob: what i did when i sold bet, i decided i would not do nothing. i decided one way to build value for yourself was to take your own knowledge, your own strategic vision, and deploy your capital and your brand to acquire assets that you could run with very talented people to help you do it, obviously, and align yourself with people who shared your vision and your culture about creating what

is when a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is busy, said the scene of the attack. he's promised immediate action response to the shooting for urged the public not to take the door into their own hands. oh, the shooting has been celebrated by some people in the occupied territories. there were spontaneous demonstrations in garza and the city of ramada in the west bank. iran con has more from kansas city. as soon as the news broke, though, wear sporadic proto, as sobriety shows of solidarity rather across the gaza strip. for the people in occupied east jerusalem and the occupied westbank. they were coming out and they were showing this idea that they are behind the people in those areas. the palestinian factions, all of them reacted as well. they all issued statements. they will pretty much said the same thing, that this was a swift, a just response to the events in jeanine far palestinians have been injured in attacks carried out by israeli settlers and occupied westbank happened after a group of palestinians blocked a road that settlers often use the town of beaten

said that they just bought it. they bought it cheaper, they sold it more expensive. it's businesshey said you were just drinking we know all about smuggling. now cover you. we will be with you in short, for 30 percent you get a simplified customs check. now look for the chinese, maybe there are a lot of them now everywhere in the dorms. the third hostel of the university was asked around, i have a familiar owner, eateries. i'll ask him for chinese. here, until you work today until five and now come on, i wanted to apologize. i behaved not very correctly. okay, how are you? yes. and you and your wife broke up because of your son. you broke up because you decided. what is better. well, yes, yes. these women are always sticking their nose in. other people's business. what is it like now there are no women who don’t like it when they hide something from them, and i like to find out when you hide something to me then i should upset you and i don’t hide anything from you. you didn't upset me, not at all you, not your son a smuggler. agreed what do you need? one bullet was enough for him

busy said, but what has been very important and has been quite a big eye opener for me myself as a feminist, is the work we've been doing in formal settlements. and how when you spoke about literacy, environmental literacy. how we still struggling to make the connections at community they will between the environment and social justice claim example. one of the communities that be working is called cuff, that a parking formal settlement for water and sanitation breakdown in infrastructure. and just listening to you, i can already see, you know, how climate just fits into that, right? but i do believe that to a large extent, the climate justice movement has positioned itself as quite a white lead to movement, right? it has struggled to deal with a very concrete condition that an ordinary person in south africa facie. but i think in a country like south africa, we need to be able to who and ground ideology and our advocacy in the lived experiences of people on a day to day basis. what do you say to this climate change for the longest time has seemed like a very privileged issue. if i'm strugg

i figured, the restaurant business i got tired of it. i said come work for the family business. i said okay. it's going to be interesting and so interesting i lasted for 30 years. i'm married i have one daughter. she's a registered nurse. she lives in los angeles now. and two grandsons. we have fun. i got into photography when i was in junior high and high school. shooting cameras. the black and white days i was able to process my own film. i wasn't really that good because you know color film and processing was expensive and i kind of left it alone for about 30 years. i was doing product photography for advertising. and kind of got back into it. everybody said oh, digital photography, the year 2000. it was a ghost town in chinatown. i figured it's time to shoot chinatown store front nobody. everybody on grand avenue. there was not a soul out walking around chinatown. a new asia restaurant it used to be the biggest restaurant in chinatown. it can hold about a 1,000 people and i had been shooting events there for many years. it turned into a supermarket. and i got in. i shot the s

misha vadimov said that illegal business is flourishing in the dungeons near moscow.n you were sitting in your basement nothing suspicious interesting was there nothing? well, we found this letter in that place. in short, he shouts to us, like, guys, i’m not to blame for anything at all, they say, in general , farewell like, don’t remember me dashingly at all, then bach right in the head and water along with the barrel, except you saw it no. so the cops tortured me. i had to sign papers to transfer all the money to other accounts, who they i don't know, but they mentioned. for dating and here's the cream me stan i gavroche oh okay youth, thanks for the help. this rate of disappearance what's with that? e-mine that we have good news for you and bad news, we will change the tradition. start with a good one. hidden cameras agency is engaged in professional detective work, using all modern technical capabilities of the head of the agency. retired lieutenant colonel troshin mikhail ilyich served in the operational search department of the fsb , we will dismiss the reserve

a lot of small businesses as you said are clawing their way back from covid and now many are dealing at the start of covid, nearly 4 million businesses took out disaster loans from the federal government. in all, about $380 billion, now they have to start paying them back. at teddy and the bully bar near down dtown d.c., business has never been the same. covid closed two restaurants, government loans saved the other two. but his revenue is still down 45% from pre-pandemic and allen said they're struggling to stay open and now it's time to pay back those loans. >> it's very difficult. we just got over paying back the landlord. you're just a hamster spinning on a wheel. >> at the start of covid with business stalled. nearly 4 million stall business owners took out economic injury disaster loans from the federal government. on average about $100,000. in many cases just to stay afloat. 30 years with a fixed interest rate of 3.75%. and unlike other pandemic programs eidl loans were expected to be paid back down the road. now the first monthly payments are coming due. most businesses owe m

of lies-lawyers in moscow ; seven disabled vasilievs tell me, well, you have a 100% winning business, they said help improve living conditions. as a result, the family was robbed to the bone. this is the moment when vasiliev promises to solve question. agreed yes, we can uh start returning everything you said and the clients believed without looking signed. these are the contracts under which lawyers are not responsible for anything, and not only promise a legal analysis of the situation with the drafting of some petitions written. yes, everything that is written and for this they take 400,250,000 rubles. victims are left to write complaints, but to hold them accountable. it is possible for too many to play the camera, no one will remove the woman. fell experts advise to make inquiries about the office in advance not to believe the promises. carefully read the contracts and do not pay in cash, otherwise they will be deceived, as the clients of themis or bills and swords, both offices, by the way, closed after the visit of the film crew, but there is no doubt they will open again, but under othe

rahmanit and mercy, generosity and kindness in front of customers, more than 5 successful business owners said goodbye to fanny, he said hello, the export of petrochemical industry was 18 billion dollars in 1401, the production of national petrochemical industry company was about 7 million tons before the revolution, and now at this age it is more than 90 million tons of various petrochemical products are produced, according to the director of planning and development of the national petrochemical company, the export value of the products of this industry was 15 billion dollars last year, and this year it has reached 18 billion dollars.

maybe he had some business with someone? said that yes barrels barrels artyom called.nya on the day when his well, the message was left by the navta. bacteria are on the teeth right now. let's check. i am a doctor, i will cure you. i am a doctor basta passport bacteria. they get annoyed with me said they break a cigarette with me off you. i am a doctor. thyroid you have not been for a long time, maybe the news what is? there will be news, i will find you myself. but this is all for nothing. in vain he let go and went on a leash like a fool. i don't understand, you came to complain. cop bitch don't touch my gray-haired friend, sit still, and you shot the eggs and tell yours let them give the way to the holy man. you know me. you should be more visible. you worked for them. why and i know better, i worked as a security guard. how do i know? i heard once that they want to put new productions somewhere, but that’s all for me it was the same. yes, in my opinion, in vain, only time here in the district you don’t spill water anywhere. and we were told that this is not a furni

, and i'm said. ng you, peter, lily, businesses. and joe said, and i'm said. and i'm said. the chancellorr, lily, businesses. and joe said, and i'm said. the chancellor proudly joe said. the chancellor proudly boasts uk is one of the boasts that the uk is one of the leading nations energy leading nations in green energy and has the largest wind farm in the world. he said, wow , if we the world. he said, wow, if we build another 1 the world. he said, wow, if we build another1 million the world. he said, wow, if we build another 1 million wind build another1 million wind turbines, how much electricity will they produce on the frosty winter and nights when the winter days and nights when the wind be seen but wind is nowhere to be seen but you talked about energy . where you talked about energy. where are we going to get it? what could we do as a country to be more self—sufficient ? well, even more self—sufficient? well, even if we do build these windmills, as your questioner said on when the wind was blowing, the sun doesn't shine. it really shines at night. you

be created important nikolayevich that he is actively involved in the creation of campuses business. you saidut it. he is interested in these projects. i myself talked with business representatives in almost all universities that could travel. see they are dots. it’s just that not only for the university itself, but for the city in which it is located, well, for the entire region, but i want to remind you , the president instructed by 2030 to create networks with twenty-five modern world-class campuses, a lot of work remains to be done. well , almost 30 more universities in the new regions of russia will receive federal status in 2023. we are talking about the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, as well as the kherson and zaporozhye regions, deputy minister of science of higher education dmitry afanasyev said that the regions support the receipt by universities federal status? russia 24, looking forward to seeing you, what are americans doing in closed laboratories? this is ukraine georgia armenia tonight we are going to go to the top. how the illegal business works in the elbrus region x

haraf, also legal entities that have for-profit and non-profit activities, he said that all the accounts of these businessple are in the head of the merchant, the same article 3, he said that all the people who are business, freezing the business account in article 6, we said all deposit transactions to this commercial accounts are also considered as income. in article 8, we said that pay attention . in article 6, it said that all incomes, all deposits in asr , are entered into commercial accounts. here, what do we say in article 1 regarding expenses, the organization is only obligated to do so? acceptable tax expenses have there is no problem with accepting the electronic invoice. we have seen the foreign mantle. outside, every incoming transaction is considered a cost in the outgoing transaction. well, in article 3, you have included almost all people as commercial persons. we nasri, before article 7, which i confused, and mr. honorable chairman of the commission. they loved the economy and added this article to article 8. you accepted the ambiguity in article 7. then you returned it to article 8 . spec

through a process of remaking themselves to your earlier comment with respect to the bank said of the businesswould be a good idea for them to buy a bank get people in there to run the bank side of the business. their performance in terms of funding cost which are high and credit costs on the loan book which are high are just not impressive, brian. they need to get their act together i think the way you do that is go buy core deposits if you look at morgan stanley, he has achieved stability because of the big book of fun funding. he has assets to manage and he has the investment bank which is the cream on the top >> chris, are you talking about buying a big regional bank or mid major? i'll not ask you to speculate. like a pnc or u.s. bank? a smaller player >> i used names. smaller is key the reason i love key is it is 100 billion in main street core deposits i think that fits very well with goldman. it is not too big to dilute. if you talk about a merger with a bigger bank, it will d disappear. they will have to rework the internal systems not a broker dealer which is how they are managed toda

business is still suffering and this is adding insult to injury. >> reporter: the small business administration saidall partial payments for six months. but interest keeps accruing forcing owners like lisa klein to weigh short-term protection against a big bill down the line. >> we have no choice. if we don't keep paying it, it will accrue more interest. >> reporter: and another survey from the same small business association found that business owners are feeling less and less optimistic about 2023 with that potential looming recession. so, jim, all of those uncertainties about the future, that is just adding to the stress of paying back these loans at this moment. >> no question. gabe cohen, thank you so much. >>> still to come here, forget your friday the 13th superstitions or maybe you think it is lucky number 13. i bet your hoping it is. because the mega-millions jackpot is now $1.35 billion. stick around. so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you cocould even save $652. thank you, libiberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. libe

business in 2023. [applause] forbes said it best, he said, a business friendly climate with a low flat tax rate and above average business survival rate and a healthy amount of funding opportunities. please join me in thanking the legislature for the partnership helped make all of this possible. [applause] whether you are an employee, or an employer, indiana's reputation for the career opportunities available and the kind of balance sheet that we oversee means all eyes are on our state. and for good reasons. like for the sheer amount that career creators are choosing to invest in our state. i know i'm a broken record on these broken records but it bears repeating. the over $22 billion in committed cap to invested in 2022 is an all-time record many times over. much of it will take place in rural and mixed rural areas throughout our state with hourly rages -- wages nearly 40% higher than the states average. in case anyone is wondering, why i travel overseas occasionally, an unprecedented 7.2 billion dollars of that $22 billion came from places all over the world. rest assured that i bring suits and ties, n

he said his message to conference this week was simple. i need to know your personal business. s a law office, business comes in but it doesn't go out. he said absences really matter when you have a tight majority, you also can't have any last minute concerns about legislation, he said they need to come to him early and often when it comes to bills. and this is going to be such a challenge for tom emmer to keep republicans in line. >> including the debt ceiling is one of the biggest fights we see play out. lauren fox, great reporting. i'm sure we'll be talking about this in the future. thank you. >>> cnn is going to continue live in washington and also in memphis. >>> if you guys are here for me and tyre, then you will protest peacefully. >> yes, ma'am. >> yes, ma'am. >> can you get your point across but we don't need to tear up our cities, people. because we do have to live in them. >> and that was tyre nickels' mother speaking last night. i'm don lemon in memphis. kaitlan is in california d.c., poppy is off. we'll take you through what is going to happen in memphis and live ri

business. and what we said, as it were, about the soul, that is, you yourself want it, that you are interested iness and the business is not for money. do you think many business people work for money? no, it was not interesting to earn. it’s like you know how such a city reaches the top there, this is the most interesting thing for them, who races there, how would it be there, who will be the first to come, for example, they have such an interesting race, i’m interested in working in business in the blue ocean strategy in such a direction, when a brand new new business has little competition and that's the most satisfying of the rules of the game. he rents himself, what does he do? something that didn't exist before. and in order to set the right tone, it was necessary the first thing to do is to hear the internal requests of a potential buyer for a better place than an exhibition of christmas decorations, for this you can’t imagine at first. andrey himself introduced excursions. and here we have some very interesting toys. this is a kind of ferrari christmas tree toy business. this is a polis

prigozhina, this is exclusively business. they said that he can it is from this point of view to be interested in those mines that are in the bakhmut district, or maybe some positions. maybe even in the relevant institutions of the russian federation of a military nature. well, on the one hand, he definitely has a business interest. that is, we clearly we understand the countries where he went, the central african republic and the small ones, first of all, but besides that, yes, of course , artemsilts is one of the very nice fast ones that he would certainly like to apply for. but i think that his is one of one of the most important dreams of ideas is to enter the higher league of russian politics, that is, to enter and have the opportunity to influence one of the parliamentary factions and even form a partial one, so i think that the minimum task is definitely business , and the maximum task or the main task is to enter the higher left of russian politics and to become a person who forms a political agenda in the state opinion of the

busy john said, cooperation with moscow has significantly benefited the south asian country and of use a play has been of great health book and we like india and other countries who have the courage to defy the depths and has come forward to, to make. and then you went off agreement in their own confusion like repeated payment system all countries. headboard is wrong because from any part of the boys who have defied the western, they have question soon come 7 for their own interest. the good thing and in, in this love, if they have also contributed in emergence off a new global order that had already taken some save in 2022. and this year we are hoping that it will come into more concrete form. now almost 3 quarters of people in turkey favor good relations with russia. that's according to the results of a nation and recent nationwide pool there, let's go through it because it was fund that more than 60 percent. see russia of a friendly country. and the results of the survey show that turkish residents trust russia more than the west up is what the head of the company that conducted the

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business. and what we said, as if you yourself want something about your soul, that you are interested in doings and that business is not for money. do you think many business people work for money? no. it was interesting. they just love to make money. it’s like you know how such a city there reaches the top with them, so i wonder who is chasing there, how would it be there, who will come first, for example, it’s so interesting for them, it’s interesting for me to work in business in the blue ocean strategy is a direction where brand new new business has little competition. and you are the most satisfied with the rules of the game. he asks himself what he is doing? something that didn't exist before. and in order to set the tone correctly, it was necessary first of all to hear the internal requests of a potential buyer for a better place than an exhibition of christmas tree decorations, for this you can’t imagine at first. andrey himself introduced excursions, very interesting toys. this is a kind of ferrari christmas tree toy business. this is a polish toy from the komose factory, yes not mode

yes or no and i said business antisemitism, antisemitism but we are not in germany of the 9030. no, we are not. we are far from it that we should not get close to that, god forbid. but you know the difference between our generation then contemporary generation and jewish or not jewish, and the donation of that $9030.00 jewish and not jewish is that we have experience . we know it can happen, probably they, they had the privilege to believe they tend to believe that they can burn books and can burn synagogues, but we never burn human beings. we don't have that privilege. we know that it can come to burning human beings. so that's the difference, and that gives us an added responsibility on our shoulders to combat that they submit these him and racism accent fabia natalie at the same. it is about that. they didn't empirically, it's the most lethal. it's sort of fun things off of racism. so we have to do it now. what do you see as the admissions role in combating anti semitism? well, you know that we're all of the other shem is to remember and make. remember, the sure. are all gonn

business is not the problem. but i remember another banker, another ceo at a major bank that i'm not going to reveal who said you can't touch the card business if you have to do it from scratch that's important it's not clear that they're getting the return >> we should differentiate between the card business and also the other efforts in consumer banking, namely the markets named that people know well, where they seem to have taken their foot off the accelerator. >> they made a couple acquisitions david, goldman sachs is a high net worth company. that's who they work with. and this lower net worth, i think if you can do it all -- look, if you had artificial intelligence, by the way, the artificial intelligence of wells fargo is going to be ignored today, but they did great things bank of america, the technology is superior. i didn't see anything in goldman to like. i know that's -- >> the equity, for the fourth quarter at 4.4%. >> that's unacceptable an unacceptable quarter. >> contrast that with jpmorgan on friday, we got results from all the banks. we sat here watching the stocks begin the day down, ending the

business. they're going said in a press statement. alright, o'clcok over joins me for more. she focuses on european energy security for the atlantic council. oh, good, good to have you on the show. and we saw at the beginning of russia's war and ukraine that some oil, major, larger companies, immediately cut ties. others waited a bit longer. what took this company is german company winters whole day at so long in deciding to come out of russia, such a huge decision is never going to be lead by just one factor. so in this case, it was, of course, a combination of economic drivers. russia is not doing itself any favors by the way, it's treating the it's western partners that are still there. the western company that are still invested in some of these projects who haven't left creating additional volatility uncertainty. so the companies who are still left are in this tough spot where they've waited this long to leave. and we're almost hitting a year anniversary of this horrendous, brutal war. and of course, this economic, these economic changes, these regulatory changes have p

said everything. ask for a house like this. rich, you don't want it to burn. you scare me, right? in vain refused, the father is a good business bad person. tomorrow she will say. i'm here to decide what to do. consulted with whom you refused cowardly some your baron. this daughter is his adoptive asks how she says, she is a witch, as it is. can it get in your head? how to work with you? are you like a gypsy here? it's no longer fashionable. come on, and what is fashionable, but this is when you have a suit for 1000 bucks on your hand, a watch of 5000 bucks, and it's better for 10 on your finger a diamond in a cloud one carat? and none of those golden gypsy ties and chains fashionable haircut perfume and an optimistic look into the future it's like when you are sure that you will end your life in the canary islands and not on the bunks, guys, if we are in the near future we will not unload, our warehouse with canary drugs, we do not shine in any way. well, i offered the collector to rob all the same you have better money yes, and then less hands. you will go to that gypsy that is on the baron, probably he will show you the gir

he said when he set it up, he didn't have the money or expertise to go it alone, so he asked his father for help. "he took founder shares in the businessd, "in exchange for some capital and his invaluable guidance." he then moves on to when he was being appointed chancellor of the exchequer, which was under borisjohnson as prime minister, briefly, for a couple of months, he held that office. questions were raised, he says, about his tax affairs, he discussed this with the cabinet office at the time. the statement goes on to say that following discussions with hmrc, "they agreed that my father was entitled to founder shares in yougov, though they disagreed about the exact allocation." he goes on, "they concluded this was a careless and not a deliberate error," and that he chose to settle the matter and pay what they said was due. so, a lot of detail there, but to unpick it, at the centre of this is a disparity or a disagreement around how many shares nadhim zahawi's father was holding in yougov, the company which he set up with his help, we now learn, at the time, and whether he was holding more shares as a founder than he was entitled

i mean like we've said. busy everybody has been involved in this project. yes, it was amazing starts. i see some. ready people who can relate to the culture. so for me personally, i can only see myself. i know other people have to miss image only of identity and kind of wearing or coaching. right. i mean, representing dacy culture and that's something which i struggled with growing up. and so it's really cool to be able to see that it's being shown finally and in a positive light. and, you know, i think we have to remind ourselves that yeah, this is one story of one going on and actually allow small crazies within the industry to be able to have a chance to tell their story. you know, we're very lucky to be in this position and it's amazing that people are enjoying st. anne's of coach, of a show in a positive light. yeah, please just so this movement and it becomes kind of normality, you know? yeah, that's really the goal here. i think when it's, you know, we can, we can imagine a. ready from a male round out from new jersey. perfect place to angelina as ou

and the, the only responsible to handle that can stop being business. i said, is the united states, but at the end of the day, and the house is the boss. and he has to take a decision. and i don't envy it because it's his own future and the future of the country. a separate us that. meanwhile, protests against israel's foreign governments have entered their force week. thousands of people have been demonstrated in television against our minister benjamin netanyahu proposals to reform the judicial system. the changes would limit the powers of the supreme court even more authority to the government. critic say the move is anti democratic. ukrainian authorities say at least 3 people have been killed after russian missile strike. the eastern city of constantinople can reach nor govern of done, yet scott says to others were injured in the attack, targeting a residential neighborhood for apartment buildings and the hotel were damaged ukrainian present. what amazed lensky says moscow has been stepping off. it's offensive in the east, so dissolved regularly. we were h

businesses. advocate for street cleanliness and public safety. they said they wanted us to promote specific night life businesses. they want us to make the permitting process easier to clarify and stroll line the rules, applications and ways to be compliant and improve mediation for neighbor complaintses. a neighbor's complaint should carry less weight in the decisionmaking. of now in terms what the city can do to the help the industry recover the common themes were. measure funds to support grants and fee waivers. cleaning streets and improve safety on streets and at businesses. reduce crime. less red tape for permits from the city side and abc. hospital homeless population. get them in housing. and increase late night transportation and more resources for businesses like trainings and networking. that is the end. thank you for your time and i'm here to answer questions. the complete finding in your folder if you want to dig deep and look at data more closely. thank you very much. questions? i wanted to thank you for the survey. and -- how comprehensive i

being proposed parliament has to be said to thi the being proposed parliament has to be said to thi the business business secretary indeed, many people feel it will kerbs people's ability to strike, but also, frankly, many within particularly the health sector , feel that there is sector, feel that there is already not a minimum level of service across the board, that, frankly, at the moment, even without the strikes , the health without the strikes, the health service in particular is in such a bad state that people are having to wait for quite a long penod having to wait for quite a long period of time. i mean, it is possible, looking at the figures to suggest that hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people have gone to a&e . isabel, at the have gone to a&e. isabel, at the end of last year and had to wait more than 4 hours. look at the reports today that the health services in such a crisis again , suggestions that we've seen the highest level of excess deaths outside of the pandemic since 1951. that 1000 people are dying every single week in excess to normally what we would see . now, in pa

business is often said in the corporate world. well, ethics is ethics, it might be bad business. but at that goal and that right, that's the standard. and so you do get some ambiguity in the private sector, the, you know, in the public as, as i guess, as, as much as you would in the, in the public sphere. and in your experience, have you encountered whistleblowers who, when they blew the whistle, their parent company or parent governmental agency rather than attacking them or trying to silence them said, oh my goodness, we didn't realize this was going on. this is a serious issue. we're going to have to fix this right away. is that common? is it rare? what's your experience? unfortunately, i think it's rare, but i do think it, but it does happen. and, and in fact, in every organization, there are a lot of people who are blown. it was all and continued up the ladder. it's just that you know, that they got away with it in a way perhaps, or they, they were more effective and in how they pull it off. but the fact of the matter is it's all, its too infrequent. but i think increasingly

eric: nearest city mayor eric adams business of the more this as he said the migrants being combusted to the big apple and put up in hotels could cost the city upwards of $2 billion. he scheduled to hold a news conference at a couple hours on his visit. mr. adams calls a margaret search a national crisis that needs a national solution. griff jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas with a very latest on the mayor's visit and the migrant price crisis there. >> hey eric it certainly is not slow down prayers as evidence of that you can see a group behind me. if we go back to her sky drone team we can show you here at eagle pass. you are at look at the rio grande, the river purchase in the last five minutes here's a group of about half a dozen migrants walked past us about five minutes ago. i asked him where they are from they said they are from ecuador and colombia. the migrants in those countries are likely to possibly be processed and released. that is part of this migrant surge. which is part of the del rio sector part of more 150,000 migrants encountered since october 1. now, for got to