yeah, it's been quite a hit for the town and a lovable characterfrom cardigan.fless act which is really, really sad in a way. that he went in and saved these children's lives and, yes, it has been quite a hit for us. and hopefully we can actually remember him in some way in the town. police say two children were taken to hospital to be checked over after the incident. locals who knew hywel morgan said the community in cardigan would be grieving at the loss of a wonderful character. aled scourfield reporting. the government is expected to reject the idea of a tax on sugar and salt when it announces its new food strategy for england on monday. a leaked draft published in several newspapers suggests that ministers have dismissed a number of recommendations made in an independent review by the restaurateur, henry dimbleby. i spoke a little earlier to minette batters, president of the national farmers union, who talked to the prime minister on friday. she told me what message she had for him. my message to the prime minister was food security is a massive issue right

a cardigan sweater, my father was the only one who turned the thermostat to 40 degrees.es not work cardigan, he wears aviator glasses, drives a corvette at 20 miles per gallon. does president biden have the culture to do the jimmy carter redux? >> biden with a blazer and aviators has learned that people get reelected with those small cars. nobody wants to live that way in america today. also, we are looking at prices right now but not shortage. this is a different world, a world apart from where we are. tom: can we get to shortage? >> sure. we are looking at some possibilities. these things are possible with these interruptions. jonathan: let's talk about policy. what can this administration actually do? >> a strategic reserve. they are taking on everything they can in the way of messaging, especially -- what tom mentioned. this point, they're looking to blame deflection. you have a correlation between approval ratings and basis points. this is the time to come up with an excellent nation. lisa: we saw from out book -- opec-plus, is that in all of branch or is that littl

the cardigans. stuart: the cardigans. i haven't seen anyone wear a cardigan in about 50 years.hey're back in style with the big, fancy buttons. stuart: got it. [laughter] i've got to get straight to this, president biden and his administration have relentlessly tried to brand inflation as a, quote, putin price hike. fed chair jay powell contradicts that. lauren: yeah, he certainly did. day one of congressional testimony yesterday, and jay powell was asked the by senator bill hagerty. >> given how inflation has escalated over past 18 months, would you say that the war in ukraine is the primary drivers of inflation in america? >> no. inflation was high before, certainly before the war in ukraine broke out. lauren: and it's true, even if it doesn't fit the white house narrative. i'm going to show you just some numbers to prove this, and this is just for gas prices. gas averaged $2.39 on inaugurations day. it jumped 48% the day before the war, 3.53. that's an increase of 48%. go to the second line. it's risen another 40 # %, 354 to 4.94 today. 48% pre-putin, another 48% since the w

red lines of president erdogan in your opinion, well, especially there will be no red lines of the cardiganseen repeatedly as on 180 degrees changed his position on many seemed to be a fundamental issue for the last testimony to give consent to the admission of new scandinavian nato members, as well as turkey's signature under the new nato strategy in which the russian federation is called a direct direct a threat to the members of the alliance, although before this it was demonstrated that if there was a different position, that is, there would be no red lines, but to have interests, interests are such without nato, it will be very difficult for turkey to remain one on one with putin without nato, failure considers itself a mortal danger and this is a very important factor without the american presence of support , even spoiled there in recent years by 5 different scandals, misunderstandings, etc., where both sides also manifested themselves in different ways, let's not forget how the americans left turkey alone with after the downing of the plane, russia and the turks even had to negotiat

syrian refugees in turkish society is becoming increasingly negative, this affects the rating of cardiganants to create a zone to start construction of cheap housing. where will he be able to return people, in fact, return not the entrance to homes, we understand, yes, this is also manipulation, but that's all he is going to settle about a million people in that region. well, these statements of the russians are particularly related to the fact that they understand the weakness of the position of etagan himself, who really wants to start the operation, for some reason he cannot start it right now as planned, which means that he has shown a certain weakness and you can continue to put pressure on him so that he takes into account russian interests more. thank you, mr. sergey. we actually started with kherson oblast and ended with syria . are now closely connected, in particular, also because the similar kherson grain is precisely in syria, it is the end point if we talk about the path that it actually takes through the aggression of the russian federation towards ukraine thank you serhiy d

cardigan has repeatedly said that he is ready to act as a peacemaker and to provide a platform for negotiationse, he is ready to talk about why turkey is taking a neutral position here, because it is clear that what the russian federation is doing now in the black sea in the future may threaten turkey, including why turkey maintains neutrality in this war and why is ertagan still trying to loop well, what is it here, looking at the fact that you mean neutrality, eh. let's say so, if they did not maintain neutrality, it is complete. yes, we would not receive the same bairaktars from them. i would have received help from them. you are forming a moment and all such moments. of course, they are also, and their economy is very much tied to the russian federation . they understand what if russia takes over ukraine, it will be another regional leader with whom we will have to deal with, let's say , who will historically threaten turkey even more, so i won't say that they are neutral in this war. i think they are more than us than for the russian federation, but even so, having common borders with russ

talking about turkey's efforts to mediate between ukraine and russia in during the negotiations, cardigandly said that he is ready to act as a peacemaker and provide a platform for negotiations, and in online mode he is ready to talk about why turkey takes a neutral position here, because it is clear that what the russian federation is doing now in the black sea is in the future can threaten, including turkey, why does turkey maintain neutrality in this war and why does ertagan still try to loop around? they did not maintain complete neutrality. yes, we would not have received the same bairaktars from them, we would not have endured from them, we would have received help from them, they would have given me armored vests, the ones with which they help, they are now helping us to sew uniforms and all such moments. of course they their economy is also very much tied to the russian federation, and they are trying, so to speak, to navigate between icebergs in order not to lose their economic power, but at the same time they understand that if russia seizes ukraine, it will be another regional

besiege, that is, it is difficult for russia to fight both there and here, and because of this, the cardigans trying to occupy the city of putin in the north of syria, well, you just noticed that erdogan now is taking advantage of the opportunity and can hm let's say that his use of the opportunity becomes an opportunity for us, well, that is, what does it mean for the russian federation to lose those assets in quotation marks that it had in syria in recent years, huge, normal, in fact, and that is, russia went to syria not for in order to do something real there, they should have actually been there, there was a huge propaganda machine working there, but in fact they were primarily interested in oil production and the preservation of this infrastructure for this production and for the transportation of this oil and hmm they mean there was never something like that the russians actually controlled some huge areas or there whole cities somewhere in the northern russia and they were doing something there er they some local er rebels there they were rejected, then the sadist administration came

extra for staying in the containment of this wave refugees, this conflict was also the fact that cardiganed his back on the european community because he, well, he is a proud person, and here the joke is serious. they will say that they will not become members either, and they simply decided not to do it. then there was a conflict with germany, when they did not allow deputies to one of the military bases from turkey, and germany withdrew the ppp system, which was extremely important in such a moment that is critically important for turkey, well, it's very good that there seems to be a replacement by the dutch, but all these moments show how tense the videos are, and he hasn't yet asked greece without conditions, or rather cyprus and greece, which means that the cyprus issue has not been resolved in the political sense and turkey's desire to actually use nadra and mr. electric trains should be completed, if possible, let's put an end to this issue. i think that in the next broadcasts we will definitely talk about turkey, because it is actually very interesting. turkey is an important play

maybe we should all move to cardigan bay. do you think will i to cardigan bay.ised and that the people of the area is cast as _ and that the people of the area is cast as quite backward and old—fashioned but i enjoyed away the film does _ old—fashioned but i enjoyed away the film does not go into that trope at all and _ film does not go into that trope at all and recognises the huge challenges some of these rural areas face, _ challenges some of these rural areas face, for— challenges some of these rural areas face, for example with people with different _ face, for example with people with different amounts of wealth moving and in _ different amounts of wealth moving and in the _ different amounts of wealth moving and in the social and cultural impacts— and in the social and cultural impacts of that. it is an absolutely special— impacts of that. it is an absolutely special place and the cinematography demonstrating that landscape and importantly wilf in the middle of it it is really— importantly wilf in the middle of it it is really quite beautiful. i particula

and which she wore, well, not it was this cardigan from a very famous brand that madonna herself wore has a bedroom made to order in italy. well, somehow everything is somehow very nice, very beautiful. e myagonko is now rarely in his moscow apartment lada dance. she built a house on rublyovka and breathes fresh air with pleasure and admires the night sky, however, looking at the stars of lada dance maybe in the city without getting out of the bathroom. this is my invention. i'll tell you how it came to my mind, so turn off the light completely and oops. opachki and we starry sky, you spend more time in an apartment . well, honestly, for a long time, because there was not enough money. i was divorced, already in the fourth year, when i exhaled, now everything that the children and the house earned. the children are at home, one person once said to me. you must spend the night in this house. until you spend the night, it will be endless , as prey knows it. i somehow arrived, when i don’t know already, you already know, everything was dragged on so much. brought a mattress. well, or was

where is my cardigan? so, let's talk about your forecast. we will be in the 90s for morgan hill.p up into the upper 80s yet again through the interior. some of the warmer spots and of course enter antioch and if you're in tracy, it will warm up quickly. san mateo 77 degrees for the city. we are expecting the wind to pick up. it will definitely get windy at times and up through the north bay, 89 degrees in santa rosa. 85 for nevada and then a 20 degrees drop. will break that down coming up. >>> and richman, the toll plaza there, i will show you that live shot in just a few moments but we are looking at a pretty predictable drive right now. the closer of the webster and smoke coming through the area but the fire department will be there from today. they are also doing fire drills and exercises. oracle, we take a little more time because of a midday game at 12:45. watch for midday traffic starting at 11:00. unlike drive right now around the bay. >>> we have some breaking news just coming into our newsroom about an accident involving self driving vehicles. we will have the breakdown

tribe students and a blue sweater with the black cardigan over the top. she'd also been carrying a pile of court papers for kent to sign. what did that have to do with anything when members of the panel got around to asking about the details of the march 2007 attack in chambers, which mcbroom had already described in testimony and her written complaint. they asked her and her husband to stand and provide a demonstration. they wanted mcbroom to guide her husband so he could physically reenact the way kent had grabbed and groped her. if he didn't already feel homicidal that's amazing. so they did this investigation and then they came out with the report. they were given a lengthy report by guessed by the lawyers, which we never got to see but yeah, they did their own report and then edith came out with a kind of a summary and how did she characterize what you what happened? she didn't release the actual report at all. there was a reprimand that was approved by a vote of the judicial council. that was that was all that was released. it was a couple of paragr

in the photo mom is in a red cardigan with white buttons and a blue skirt clenching a small american flag as she poses next to me, my younger brother and my dad who was naturalized months prior. i was 17 then. my hair draped over a sweater. being under 18 meant my brother and i were automatically naturalized along with our parents. it was our first family photo as american citizens. later that year i slung my backpack off my shoulders in the home office to see a bush cheney sign attached above mom's desk. republicans, i thought, really? wefa interrupted about clinton's welfare policy one night. the spoons rattling in our ice cream when my hand hit the tabletop too hard. and i will never forget the drive home fromhe cinema 12 aftr seeing the documentary fahrenheit 9/11. a liberal i bias is the truth, i yelled in spanish frustrated house rules meant i couldn't use my english vocabulary. hoi remember thinking how could they not see. echoes of that conversation now filling the silence. november 3rd 2020 i found myself a new strange party trick in seattle admitting to room. fellow liberal

normal convo >> seth: and here you are together >> i said, "i'll wear my p.j.s, you wear a cool cardiganalike >> we laid out your clothes. you refused to wear your black, yellow, and green. >> seth: i know. i'm so sorry this is -- i want to say how really deeply excited i am a trailer just was out this week you are in a television adaptation of "a league of their own. >> i am. >> seth: a perfect film that i rewatched recently, and i'm wondering -- obviously i'm a little bit older than you. did that movie means something to you >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. it totally did you know, i played baseball as a kid and i played a bunch of sports, and that one -- there was like so many good '90s baseball movies. >> seth: yes >> but this one really, really was -- meant something special to me. uh-oh. oh, yeah. >> seth: well, you have a photo. you mentioned you play baseball, so i want to, um - so this is -- is this a photo of you that was then made into a button >> you got that right. >> seth: yeah. yeah. >> really just like i want to just point out i did that myself >> seth: yeah. it's really nice >>

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one of the notable forecasts came from a researcher, they warned the cardigans the price of aluminum20% in december. they are think this could happen as your mind ebbs and supply shortages and issues add. consumers cannot sustain the level of goods, aluminum prices were up 40% last year alone. cannot continue? there is a view that when you take all of the rest of the situations into comprehension it does not look good. there is a bearish view. haidi: after that 40% surge it is to come done at some point. su keenan with the latest. let's get you a check of business flash headlines. the ceo of australia's largest natural gas exporter says the price of oil, natural gas, and diesel answers this year with demand increasing after the pandemic in russia's invasion of ukraine. the ceo tells bloomberg the company expects prices to eventually come off current highs. >> we do expect oil prices were -- will come off the size but near-term factors are tight and supplies continue to be tight. one of the things that will challenge the industry as we have been under investing for the past two years.

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this well-known false cardigan is more than five.irst is that he characterizes the current world order, in spite of all his skepticism, as he has so far been from the centric world order. he says that there is one superpower. there are five or six. this is also important five or six, which means that somewhere then he lists five, the sixth - this is apparently turkey. well, again, who is it? and he lists means russia china england france germany well, of course, yes. so, well, very, well, this is a set that he represents, he just has to state this and take it into account, which means further. eh, essentially. he says that this world order, yes, in which there is one and several others who can express their views. yes and this order does not suit turkey, but uh, turkey is on the list of world powers, there are no powers. that's what is important before that, turkey has always proclaimed itself a world power, but here, somehow, great-power ambitions have diminished. so now the next point is very important with this, and actions charac

. >> did anybody in the cardigan? >>. no >> did you own a gun?for a car, we just couldn't take his word for. it but neither could they. nor could we ignore one more big discrepancy between lewis's story, and chad's. remember, in his interview chat said he told lewis and his friends when he left the meadow that he was going to get help. i said that i was going to go call the share. >> but that is not what's -- know he said he remembered quite clearly what's their assailant said. just before he got into his truck. >> he said, if i ever see any one of you, i'm going to kill you guys. >> coming up. >> police trying to figure out who was telling the truth about the confrontation. >> i took off after. them i was a leap. ranger >> and assume that. >> i think it finally sucking that he was going to get caught in the. story >> when dateline continues. >> when datelin >> when datelin continues. like it was really meant to be, y'know? yes, yes, i do. and i'm so glad you wanna save money. rodney, set up a bundle for jon hamm. mm! of course! jon, is it still

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." >> first off we have jessi in this floor length cardigan. a white top and these nude shoes and she's ready to take over the office place. >> i love it. jessi, looking good, feeling good. >> only thing you're missing ar. that would take that to next level. >> i wore these two work. all right. thank you. another look, more of a low-key celebration, a two-parter. >> it is, so the next look i paired is for alex and her canine companion buca. this is a little more relaxed. alex is wearing a polo from ralph la distressed denim, white snearsl. i think they look great. they're ready for the cookout. >> buca is like, i'm home. i don't know what you're doing but i'm fine right there. >> waiting for the ribs. >> alex and buca, thank you very much. if we are doing the parades and festivals, what is the look that is needed? >> the next look is eric. >> hello, eric. >> eric is styled in this equality t-shirt from the target pride collection, distressed denim jacket, white shorts and to add a bit more flare and a pop of color, we added these tube socks. >>

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settling—in period begins at a so—called welcome centre, the largest of which is on the west coast, near cardiganof the families who have been staying there. we are safe here. as soon as we step on this land, we felt it, we are safe. this small corner of welsh countryside has for the last two months become a haven for families fleeing war. the urdd centre normally hosts welsh schools, but it's ukrainian children who have been living, learning and loving here. and laughing here. 0lena and kateryna arrived just a fortnight ago, escaping the life where their children had to hide in basement. everyone is so friendly. it's a big family here. yeah, i don't know everyone's name but there seems like, so close, it's just amazing. it feels like home. completely happy, both of my kids, they're just playing, they go to school every day. we travel, like, every week. so they're extremely happy. they feel safe here. for the children, there are daily lessons in english and welsh, and a world of activities. so their parents can concentrate on finding work, accessing benefits, and figuring out where they go next.

. >>> a wardrobe staple, this cardigan and stylest, three completely different ways. >>> here with parentingth kids and adults. >> we need to talk, we need to listen, we need to be flexible in our thinking. >>> we'll learn how to make a deliciously