normally someone like kim carr dash she is good. i know we love her. kim, cardiac she is not low for mere mortals like you and i it's high. but for kim hardy actually yes, she usually is somewhere between maybe between 400600000. because remember she has more than 331000000 instagram followers. so it wasn't a low in, but you know, maybe common cardiac is saying if they're going to pay me a quarter of a 1000000, who am i to turn it down? but yes, it definitely was on the the low in for someone like kim carr dash, you also taken mind that kim car? yeah. she doesn't have the most followers out of the care dashing plan. it's highly hardy, actually, and i think has more like 370000000 followers a moment about these were actually out of time to really enjoy speaking to you. thank you so much for coming on the park. thank you. latso from our show until next time with into the conflict zone. no sooner had president putin, amex, for regions in ukraine. the news troops were forced to flee from a key city, and one of them for humiliation wasn't lost on russian co

normally someone like kim carr dash she is good. i know we love her. kim, hard to actually and not low for mere mortals like you and i it's high. but for kim hardy actually yes, she usually is somewhere between maybe between 400600000. because remember she has more than 331000000. instagram followers, so it wasn't a low in, but you know, maybe come cardiac is saying if they're going to pay me a quarter of a 1000000, who am i to turn it down? but yes, it definitely was on the, the low in, for someone like kim carr dash you also taking mind that kim, cardiac, she doesn't have the most followers out of the car dashing plan. it's highly hardy, actually, and i think has more like 370000000 followers a moment about these were actually out of time to really enjoy speaking to you. thank you so much for coming on the park. thank you. that's all from our show until next i is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with success in our weekly coping 19 special next on d

carr, deep again, and onc, once again, adams came up with it. so the second touchdown of the day, put it on the effort.d effort. and they did get one last chance. one-point game in the final minute. a field goal would do it. carr, with adams again. and well within kickinge of the second. adams doesn't have that ball secure inbound.r inbound. carr under pressure letting it down. adams and renfroe collided on routes. aru on routes. are you kidding me? d me? and you see the frustration, frustration there, oh my gosh. s won it 30-29 dropping the raides the raiders record to 1-4. the s 1-4. the chiefs record is 4-1 indeed frustrating for vegas. >> i think the frustrating parts it takes time to get everyone on the same page. once you get on the same page and you get the thing rolling and churning, it's awesome. we're right ther, but close doesn't could want ins game. we have some good footbal. we do some good things. we just didn't do enough good things today. > >> baseball. the giants have been busy. they went shopping and found a new general manage.

. >> the reason sir william carr doesn't want to sell to robert maxwell is first of all, maxwell is apeople. >> maxwell says to the carr family, you know, "if you go into business with murdoch, he'll control everything." and murdoch says, "you can't trust what maxwell says." >> yesterday, mr. maxwell called me a moth-eaten kangaroo. well, irresponsible, untrue and libelous. >> sir william carr, chairman of the news of the world, arrives for the crucial shareholders meeting. >> price was not an issue. what was an issue for the carr family was assurances that you will remain involved with me and the news of the world, and we will work together. >> only a few hands were raised in mr. maxwell's favor. it was a great day for the cause, but an even greater one for the man from down under, rupert murdoch, who ended up with a cool 40% of the news of the world. >> mr. maxwell certainly has lost. >> but then within a year, the carr family was ousted by murdoch. >> this is important because this is in some ways the template for the murdoch deal, which is whatever transaction you do with rupert i

we are talk about spiritual retreats with mike carr. i think think mike has reasons. >> really, what we filtered out is that there are five basic reasons why people like to retreat and need to retreat. the the first one is really to disconnect and i think you and i i touch base with that a little bit earlier this morning. just unplugging from everything. i don't know if you've heard the phrase unplug. it is unplug, which is unplug your phones and your faxes and your computers. get away from that and then, there is the term unpack. so when you come to our facilities, facilities, there is the physicl the physical and packing your bag, but then you are away from all those plug-in things. it is time to unpack. >> find something new. you have an opportunity to find something something new. the second part is connected so you disconnect from all that. a when you are at at a retreat center, the best thing to do is to connect. some people come in to connect with themselves. they are disconnected and they need to connect with themselves and then

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derek carr. to davante adams. 200-yarsd. but here come the chiefs.ravis kelce, not one, not two, not three, but four touchdown passes from patrick mahomes. 30-23. 4 1/2 to go. raiders respond. 48 yards. raiders within one. 124 yards and two scores for adams. vegas decides to go for two. josh jacobs ran for 154 yards but stopped just short. raiders still down one point. final minute they get the ball back. fourth and one on the edge of field goal range and go for it all. carr's pass is incomplete. take another look. adams and hunter renfrow ran into each other. adams not happy. the chiefs win 30-29. raiders drop to 1-4 this season. we'll what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add x

. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner for the national center firefighter education statistics. the results showed black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls die inclined faster than boys. >> why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely, but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differentially impacted by being isolated during this time. >> reporter: carr says while schools should focus on boosting math scores, parents can help their children make up lost ground simply by reading together. >> the message to parents is that this is serious. it will take all hands on deck, and they're one of those hands. >> reporter: madden told me he was easily distracted during remote learning, but he says now that he's back in class in person school has gotten easier. his mom says being face-to-face with his teachers have helped his grades improve. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >>> well, the entertainment world is paying tribute to emmy-winning actor leslie jordan who died yesterday after he crashe his kcar in hollywoo

derek carr. to davante adams. 200-yarsd. but here come the chiefs.lce, not one, not two, not three, but four touchdown passes from patrick mahomes. 30-23. 4 1/2 to go. raiders respond. 48 yards. raiders within one. 124 yards and two scores for adams. vegas decides to go for two. josh jacobs ran for 154 yards but stopped just short. raiders still down one point. final minute they get the ball back. fourth and one on the edge of field goal range and go for it all. carr's pass is incomplete. take another look. adams and hunter renfrow ran into each other. adams not happy. the chiefs win 30-29. raiders drop to 1-4 this seaso do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by th

>> will carr leading us off tonight. will, thank you. >>> we turn now to the horrific attack overseas in thailand. a massacre at a day care center. a gunman killing 36 people, more than 20 of them children, just 2 to 5 years old. the suspect, a former police officer. here's abc's maggie rulli tonight. >> reporter: tonight, thailand in shock after a former police officer killed at least 36 people in the deadliest rampage in the country's history. among the dead, at least 22 children raging in age from 2 to 5, shot or stabbed to death as they napped at a day care center. police saying the attacker went into a frenzy. one teacher who encountered the shooter saying she put her hands together in prayer as he reloaded, because she didn't know what else to do. at least two teachers were also killed. the gunman continuing his deadly attack as he fled. at least ten others wounded. police say he later fatally shot his wife and a young son at home. then killed himself. tonight, as coffins were carried out of the school, grief-stric

. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner of the national center for education statistics.d black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls declined faster than boys. >> why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely, but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differentially impacted by being isolated during this time. >> reporter: carr says while schools should focus on boosting math scores, parents can help their children make up lost ground simply by reading together. >> the message to parents is that this is serious. it will take all hands on deck, and they're one of those hands. >> reporter: maddon told me he was easily distracted during remote learning, but he says now that he's back in class in person, school has gotten easier. his mom says being face to face with his teachers has helped her son's grades begin to improve. norah. >> thank you, nikki battiste. >>> well, tonight more evidence this flu season could be a bad one. walgreens says nationwide flu activity is ten times higher than it was last year.

the war and ukraine is high on the agenda at the de carr international form on peace and security. the to day for him in senegal is focused on disability and sovereignty in africa. nicholas hoc has moved from the southwest and city of jam, nat geo, jess outside the capital. for the 8th edition of the de carr piece forum organizers have pulled out the red carpet for officers and generals that are attending this conference last year. the theme was the economic fall out of the pandemic this year. it's a war away from this continent, the russia, ukraine crisis and how it's affecting the region. that's top on the agenda. let's see. say russia is the only responsible for these economic energy and foot crisis that impacts all the countries. while for some european country, russia is seen as a foe. for many african countries, especially in the sale, russia is seen as a friend, a russian mer series from the wagner group are fighting in mozambique su down the central african republic. and in molly, where there is the biggest and the deadliest un peacekeeping operations that we spoke to, moll

. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner of the national center for education statistics. the results showed black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls declined faster than boys. why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely. but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differally impacted by being isolated during this time. >> reporter: carr says while schools should focus on boosting math scores, parents can help their children make up lost ground simply by reading together. >> the message to parents is that this is serious. it will take all hands on deck,s and they're one of those hands. >> reporter: madden told me he was easily distracted during remote learning, but he says now that he's back in class in person, school has gotten easier. his mom says being face to face with his teachers has helped her son's grades begin to improve. norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, nikki battiste. well, tonight, more evidence this flu season could be a bad one. walgreens says nationwide flu activity is 10 times higher than

however, the people still supported the carre, then the american media deployed their weapons.s soon as the failure of the coup became obvious, the opposition media began to turn everything upside down. i had to, as a private person, sue three times for slandering the newspaper universe, which called him a dictator of putschists and terrorists as civilians and innocent people since then, relations between countries have been just as strained, and in 2017, caret left the post of president of ecuador and went to live in belgium as a politician, even managed to work for rt as the author of the program. bolivia is in many ways the twin country of ecuador , also rich in oil, gas and ore deposits, and these , too, in the eighties were taken over by american business corporations. the united states did not even bother to negotiate with the country's leadership, and did not just buy land from local landowners, the seizure of bolivia's resources was another goal through them to get control over brazilian sources of energy saving reforms supported by the us led to the growth of the drug

derek carr hooking up with davonte adams. an absolute bomb.he tie. kansas city wins by a single point. now 4-1 thanks to a huge night from travis keclce. >> i worked my tale off for them. they showed up, showed out and knowing everybody had work tomorrow. our defense got it going. held it down early and we started off a little slow. got it fired up in the second half for sure. >> the frustration visible for the raiders. davonte adams taking it a step too far shoving a production crew member to the ground who had run in front of him. not cool. apologizing afterwards saying he was frustrated about the way the game ended. felt horrible about about it and i hope you see this. >>> less than 48 hours after clinching the wild card series in new york, the padres made the cross country flight to l.a. with the dodgers. the defending champion braves hosted the phillies. astros host the mariners and the yankees welcome the guardians. lebron signed a name, image and likeness endorsement with nike. his father signed a lifetime deal with that company back in

with carr. sending adams on a jet anywhere. give davenport credit as miller tries to chopactful this season like he has a half sack. he has no tackle for a loss until right there. trent: fake. kevin: there's a fake >> new orleans was not fooled but they got stopped in this led to a saints field goal. next drive. looking for hunter renfroe, pass, tipped into the hands of tyrann mathieu. listen to this. th low 20yaon o answer for alvin kamara. got open and barreled through everyone in white. sced three touchdowns, had 0 coming into the game. new orleans won 24 - nothing. last time the readers were shut out, 2014, a dennis allen - coached team. >>> jalen hurts putting the hurt on pittsburgh. the eagles hosted the steelers and the loan unbeaten nfl team displayed receiver aj brown. traded a first-round pick to get him. brown split the defenders, and caught a 39 yarder that opens scoring. pittsburgh could not stop the connection, three touchdowns in the first half. he finished with a season-high 156 yards receiving. fly, eagles, fly

we hear from in a moment, ethan carr and lauren meyer, to better understand these immense contributions to spanning a contribution spanning from the monu mental writings of yosemite report and the organic act, which created the national park service to the enduring conservation efforts to the expansive design work within the park service itself. this report produced a robust body of research and design on the i'm sorry, on the design and planning work of frederick olmsted senior. his sons george charles olmstead and fredrick olmstead jr and their many associates and, the olmsted office. much of this research was well in line with the core goal of the park service as it entered its second century emphasis really focusing on an emphasis on lesser known or secondary stories of sites that we care for within the park service. we've become accustomed to our origin story in the founding law, most often, including a campfire. but which we all get sucked into. but. but their research challenges the story. you know, this the research that was done challenges the story in the best way possible. an

kansas city chiefs defensive tackle chris jones stripped las vegas raiders quarterback derek carr fromed the ball free and secured it himself in one motion. chiefs fans were thrilled, but referee carl cheffers threw a flag for roughing the passer. chiefs ultimately won, 30-9, but it came one day after another roughing call on tom brady. >>> an important election wrap-up today. people nationwide are casting their votes for the fat bear week. bear 747 and bear 901 have clawed their way through the competition to make it to the finals. bear 747 is described as possibly one of the largest brown bears on earth weighing as much as 1,400 pounds but bear 901 is described as territorial of her favorite fishing spots. the winner of the contest which raises awareness about conservation issues gets bragging rights as the fast bear. >>> and there's a new record-breaking pumpkin. a giant gourd that weighed in at 1,760 pounds, set the record as the heaviest pumpkin in the u.s. it also won an annual pumpkin-weighing contest in california. the pumpkin was grown by a horticulture teacher in minnesota wh

characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd >> call this meeting to order, go ahead. >> good evening this is the meeting of san francisco on the environment, the time is 5:05 p.m. the ringing of cell phones and and cell phones may be prohibited. for remote participant please know that the ring of phone can still happen virtually, please turn your noises off. public comment will be available for items on agenda. there will be an opportunity for general public comment. participant who wish to comment in-person will be asked to come forward one by one and speak clearly into the mic. members of the public may comment by calling into the meeting.

steve carr has nine in his career. larry beil will have more highlights in reaction and sports. tim johns had the rough assignment of hanging out with the fans. tell me how it was with w nation tonight. >> i think we should get one of those rings. what do you say? abc 7 rings or something. we've done a lot of talking about the team. there's another important part of the story, the fans. i've been out here all afternoon and evening. warrior fans have been flooding into the city, waiting to cheer on the champs. >> i love the warriors. reporter: the warriors are back. fresh off their championship win last season, the team had its season opener tuesday night. >> what do you love? >> reporter: fans descended on chase center to watch the game unfold. debbie canning showed us her homemade outfit. saying how much she thinks the team means to the region. >> i think that they get it. they are so down to earth. they really care about everything. they love basketball and they play basketball the right way. reporter: in recent weeks, draymond green and jordan poole have made headlines. green

raiders now 16 all just before the half derek carr listen.s not known for his scrambling ability, but he gets it done here takes off running dives for 20 yard game that set up a field goal raiders of 1916 at the half, but josh jacobs was the story of this game. puts the game on ice with his second touchdown of the game just over two minutes to go a career high 144 yards rushing for jacobs as the raiders pick up their first win of the season 32 to 23 marquee matchup of the evening, tom brady and the bucks hosting patrick mahomes and the chief second quarter, mahomes. doing my home stuff making defenders missed before flipping a two yard pass to clyde edward hilaire. he threw for three touchdowns. there was a methodical win by kansas city, 41, 31 brady and the lost 385 yards and three touchdowns. 49ers they had the day off. they host the rams on monday night football at levi's in the 49ers , you know, they took two of three from the rams last year. they won both regular season matchups before losing a heartbreaker in the nfc championship game.

to carr reports tonight, oakland's rising homicide rate is making matters worse. >> the community hasraise more than $120,000 to cover the funeral services for 17 year-old jaycee and his 15 year-old brother angel sotelo garcia services that were planned for this past monday but were postponed because their autopsies have not yet been performed by the alameda county coroner's bureau. my family and i were really looking forward. >> to being able to honor our boys and give them the proper ceremony unveiled as they deserve. a lot of time, energy and capacity into planning this. just to have it. you know, last-minute canceled due to something outside of our control with lack of communication, extremely frustrating. the brothers cousin, melanie acs says the delay has been emotionally draining. >> this after the 2 were gunned down at the west oakland house party on october. 1st, police say the berkeley high school students were targeted to have it last minute. so not us. >> disrespect sergeant eric 40 at the coroner's bureau confirms there are 44 pending autopsies and 13 are homicide victims

here is doctor peggy g carr, the commissioner of the national center for education. you are here. that collects and analyzes data and makes national assessments. thank you for joining us. from your perspective, -- >> thank you for having me. >> this is a big topic. it is pretty concerning. from your perspective, what are the most glaring gaps that have emerged during the pandemic? >> well, certainly, it is a wake-up call. you know, this is the time when we need to really focus on students and teachers and schools but we have information about what we need to do to get ourselves back on track. we have evidence based strategies that we know work and we have science behind them and we just need to put them in their place and match them with the students that can best benefit. more tutoring. more high-dose tutoring. we have to extend the day and we need more time on tasks. we may even have to have summer school. i know that is not what kids want, but that is what they need. >> i had to do summer school too to catch up. with students back in classrooms, do teachers need to take an appr

final quarter, derick carr's going to air it out. they trailed 30-29.al minute, the raiders driving fourth and one. devonte' adams, they collide. the ball goes nowhere. game over. chiefs beat the raiders, 30-29. the raiders fall to one and four on the season. the warriors' drama continues. today coach kerr was asked about when draymond green might return, he wouldn't say but mentioned the team is handling it internally. as for poole, he was honored for being the best free throw shooter last year. they host the blazers tomorrow. with or without draymond, the regular season tips off next tuesday. the giants making news today. the team has hired pete putila. he replacescott harriss w our internet isn't ideal. my dad made the brillant move to get us t-mobile home internet. -which... we have to share our signal with the entire neighborhood. yeah, now we do some weird things to get our speeds. well... i'm up. -c'mon kids. this sucks. well if you just switch maybe you don't have to be vampires. whoa... -okay, yikes. oh sorry, i wasn't thinking. we, uh, don't r

so for a closer look at these findings, i'm joined by peggy carr. commissioner of the national center for education statistics, which issued today's report. thank you so much for being here. sort of difficult circumstances to talk to you about this. i mean, this is almost two decades of educational progress, nearly washed away. education secretary miguel cardona today called these results appalling and unacceptable. do you agree with that choice of words and that assessment? peggy: what i can say is that these findings represent a defining moment in the history of education in this country. the pandemic and all of the disruptions that it caused, really has put a whole generation of students off their kilter for success. they have been off tracked and we need to do something about it. we have to act and we have to act decisively to get these students back on track. william: you mentioned that this is largely, seemingly an impact of the pandemic. is that true? is this principally because kids were out of school or doing remote school or are there othe

final quarter, derick carr's going to air it out. they trailed 30-29.ute, the raiders driving fourth and one. devonte' adams, they collide. the ball goes nowhere. game over. chiefs beat the raiders, 30-29. the raiders fall to one and four on the season. the warriors' drama continues. today coach kerr was asked about when draymond green might return, he wouldn't say but mentioned the team is handling it internally. as for poole, he was honored for being the best free throw shooter last year. they host the blazers tomorrow. with or without draymond, the regular season tips off next tuesday. the giants making news today. the team has hired pete putila. he replacescott harris >>> she's been called a music icon, a trail blazer and trend-setter and now she could be the topic of the next must-have class at uc uc berkeley. we're talking about rock star nikki minaj. they're expected to teach a course about nikki minaj. cal officials say the course is still in discussion and planning sessions. she has weighed in saying she would love to stop by. >> if there's a z

here is abc's will carr. >> come on. come on. are you going to get up? you awake?> reporter: jamie, her 9-year-old son and daughter say they're waking up from a nightmare that started back in paradise. >> let's get real quick and then you can play with him. >> reporter: jamie, her husband ryan, a master diver in the navy, and their two kids moved to after they all fell ill while living at hick ham in hawaii. >> i was getting lethargic. i was getting rashes. and then the gastro pain. >> her kids' teeth were falling out and lesions broke out on their heads. jamie says she vividly remembers the moment she discovered the source of what she believes is making her family sick. >> i went to go make my husband's drink, and pulled ice out of the freezer, and it was pure yellow jet fuel ice. you could smell it. >> reporter: it's that jet fuel that jamie claims is making her family sick, and they say they were first exposed while living on base in hawaii. built during world war ii and set amongst hawaii's rich landscapes is red hill, a storage facility that holds more than 17

and society glamorize is the rich from jeff bezos blasting into space to kim carr dash ins. holidays were obsessed with their opulent lifestyles, and often want them for ourselves. so how can we clean them up? the 1st answer is the most obvious. don't let the super rich get so rich in the 1st place. the problems of capitalism are beyond the scope of this video. but even hardcore ideologues admit the ultra rich, often avoid taxes and exploit loopholes in the system to grow even richer by raising taxes, closing legal loopholes and cracking down on tax havens policy makers can make it more costly for the wealthy to pollute. and in doing so, they'd raise money to invest in clean energy infrastructure. but bear in mind, it's not just the ultra rich to emit way too much. the best example of this is flying. if you've set foot on a plane this year, you belong to the elite 2 to 4 percent of the population that flies in a given year. and if you fly more than once a year, your carbon footprint is pretty much guaranteed to be incompatible with doing your fair share for a stable climate. one way

when mon source is moved from de carr to the german capital in 1993, he found himself increasingly drawn to subjects like identity and tradition. tackling them with a good portion of humor. but berlin has also made his work more political. what's known as the berlin west africa conference took place here in 1884 and 85. the european colonial powers car, the african continent, up between them without a single african person at the table. does its own forster? it's unimaginable over confidence. is the berlin conference was our inspiration for the foundation of the laboratory as a kind of discourse with the wes up our numbers after with the birth. how can we live together? how can we liberate ourselves from this colonialism for these are colon alice morse . in 2000 men, sources and 2 other artists founded what they call the deeper lynn ization laboratory. as well as the afro. the project also created the global pass, granting free movement to all citizens of the world's infant band christor. this is esther. the ivory coast is the biggest producer of coca on free gun cocoa is exported everyw

derek carr stands in the pocket finds a very open davante adams. that's a 58 yard.score the region front seven. they lead 17 midway through the second quarter. 22 10 at the half the raiders now clinging to a three point lead, pat mahomes moves around in the pocket spots. travis kelsey, you won't bring him down a monster night for kelsey, who had seven catches for them for touchdowns . kansas city had its first lead at 24 to 20. it's 30 23 chiefs in the fourth quarter car thieves one for adams, who hauls in a 48 yard score pretty good night for adams as well. 100 and 24 yards and two tds. the raiders trailed by one josh mcdaniels decided doesn't want to tie mcdaniels has his team go for a two point conversion and the lead josh jacobs takes a hand off his knee is ruled down with the ball just short of the goal line. kansas city retains the lead at 32 29 weren't finished their at their own 46 3rd down car. passes the adams look like the raiders are in field goal range, but they review the play and adam's only gets one ft. down after controlling the ball, you can see st

whether that is that being real katie, to say for parts of carr song as the threats of ukrainian attacks intensifies and comes as the commander of russia military operation, se kids troops are preparing to use prohibited tactics and they're expected upcoming assaults on the territory. last, i mean, sir, we have data on the possibility of the key regime using prohibited methods of war in the area of the city of her song. and on the preparation by key of a massive missile strike on the damn out of the hydro, electric power plant, as well as a massive and indiscriminate missile strike on the city itself. this can lead to the destruction of the infrastructure and heavy civilian casualties. in this situation, our task is to preserve the lives and health of civilians. therefore, 1st and foremost, russian military will ensure the relocation of the population. the commander of russia military operation has set tensions on the front are increasing, especially in the city of kent song motion force is anal strengthening that positions that made anticipation of a large scale offensive by key of me w

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the south western city of germany. argo just outside of the capital for the 8th edition of the de carr piece. foreign organizers have pulled out the red carpet for officers and generals that are attending this conference last year. the theme was the economic fall out of the pandemic this year. it's a war away from this continent, the russia ukraine crisis and how it's affecting the region that's top on the agenda. last, see, russia is the only responsible for the economic energy and food crisis that impacts all can trace. whilst for some european country, russia is seen as a foe. for many african countries, especially in the south, russia is seen as a friend, a russian mer series from the wagner group are fighting in mozambique su down the central african republic. and in molly, where there is the biggest and the deadliest un peacekeeping operations. now we spoke to molly's foreign minister, he says peacekeepers there are not equipped to deal with arm groups linked to al qaeda and i self that are gaining ground in his country un mission and not adopted and appropriate to address the th

while arm groups continue to gain grounds. nicholas hawk al jazeera de carr. the tanzanian government has won a land dispute case against an indigenous group. the miss sy heard is living on the edge of game reserves. the east african court of justice found the group failed to prove their eviction from ancestral land was illegal. evictions began in 2017 from areas surrounding the serengeti national park. the government has already relocated up to $50000.00 mas sign, the group plans to appeal against the decision, next wake hatton, so it has more on the ruling of from that neighboring kenya. this is a case that has taken 5 years to conclude now, judges at the east african court of justice in russia and cons in hub dismissed. a petition filed by communities at leaving on the edge of important game. we know they say that that cell and that they was a victim by government and that property was destroyed. the government, on the other hand, argues that the community that the messiah community has been destroying the past and that the population has been growing. and

while arm groups continue to gain grounds. nicholas hawk al jazeera de carr. the tanza named government has won the land spirit with an indigenous group of messiah heard, is living on the edge of game reserves. the east african court of justice found the group of sale to prove its eviction from ancestral land was illegal evictions. from surrounding areas of the saran getting it national, began in 2017. the government has relocated up to 50000 mas, i the group plans to appeal against the decision next week. catherine soy has more on the ruling from neighboring kenya. this is a case that has stick in 5 years to conclude now, judges at the east african court of justice in russia and cons. hub dismissed petition filed by communities at leaving on the edge of important game. you know, they say that that sell and that they was evicted by government and their property was destroyed. the government, on the other hand, argues that the community that the messiah community has been destroying, and that the population has been going fast. and people are improving. because

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steve carr has nine in his career. larry beil will have more highlights in reaction and sports. tim johns had the rough assignment of hanging out with the fans. tell me how it was with w nation tonight. >> i think we should get one of those rings. what do you say? abc 7 rings or something. we've done a lot of talking about the team. there's another important part of the story, the fans. i've been out here all afternoon and evening. warrior fans have been flooding into the city, waiting to cheer on the champs. >> i love the warriors. reporter: the warriors are back. fresh off their championship win last season, the team had its season opener tuesday night. >> what do you love? >> the winning. the rings. reporter: fans descended on chase center to watch the game unfold. debbie canning showed us her homemade outfit. saying how much she thinks the team means to the region. >> i think that they get it. they are so down to earth. they really care about everything. they love basketball and they play basketball the right way. reporter: in recent weeks, draymond green and jordan poole ha

oh, i believe that mr. carr is signals. a huge change of the congress, you know, been after a long period, someone outside been gone, the family is becoming the president. it's not just because someone outside is becoming the president that he signals change. but he also signals change because mister carnegie belongs to an oppressed community in india. and he also is someone who is so senior, the elder of the party, that he is perfectly the because it, it who could, who could build social coalitions inside the congress party. and outside the congress party, i think congress party had become of gotten to a party that had been gripped by sexual practice imagination. and it had sort of remainder of very ready to be limited to completely fail to count off the, the, the cultural lashlin of all for the b g p. it had forgotten to do so it was only comfortable raising economic issues. and you can only ideas will be placed for the congress party, but it had forgotten to better social coalitions and cultural coalition. and kind of ge

no matter the cost or the consequences. nicholas hawk al jazeera de carr libby and took dear, have signed a new preliminary deal on energy exploration in the eastern mediterranean. but the agreement to sparked al reactions from greece molig. trina has more now on tripling a senior turkish delegation. visits tripoli, to discuss trade defense and energy, and signs of deal with the internationally recognized government to cooperate and exploring and drilling for oil and gas. we knew him at that keith had. it's vital to confirm the importance of the agreement that was signed to day. the memorandum of understanding concerning oil energy and gas, especially in the shadow of the ukrainian crisis and its international economic repercussions on the world. libya has africa's largest reserves of crude oil, but years of conflict and political divisions have devastated production in oil blockade by eastern forces launched in april, lead to production, slumping to 200000 barrels a day. the country now produces 1200000 barrels daily, but wants to do more. the turks see they can help their move. dennis y

no matter the cost or the consequences. nicholas hawk al jazeera de carr columbia. as government says it will restart. peace talks with a leftist rebel group. next month. talks with the ellen rebels broke down in 2019 alternate attack in baton killed. 22 people sandra, and yet he has more from that. there are new circumstances that of best better, definitely helping among them. the fact that there is for the 1st time, left the government in place in columbia that the president, gustavo paper was himself rebel and non group n a youth. and this is something that the 1st commander of the land has also recognized that during the announcement from kodak asked earlier today essentially saying that the fact that they feel that the dialogue will be easier with the government. also the fact that the venezuela is on board and president nicholas and my buddha said that he will be mediator in this process is very important because during the last decade or so, the l n as the expanded greatly its operation inside the venezuela and they are now operating and at least a dozen vene