christopher m speaking to r t. r for up to the minute developments do give our twitter picture follow. we'll make sure you don't miss any of the updates that matter today. i'm una neil saying goodbye for ah, lisa hunter, rushin, state flow narrative. i've started as i phone and the most landscape div. uh mm hm . and i'm not getting calls. i'll slap a group in a 55 with this been okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else was about this, even though we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and split ortiz sputnik given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube in a fairly to school nutrition. did you think even close to chat with me? so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and .

christoph: we always tend to say that we want to create something great.lot of money, and a whole lot of building and other activities. but we don't need that. when we talk about nature, the best thing we can do is fix what we broke and then leave it alone. reporter: but you are actually intervening by releasing wild animals, for example. so you're intentionally altering what's here. barbara: what we're doing is bringing back the animals, or the species, that actually belong in this system. reporter: the bison are shy, but their tracks are everywhere. after hours of searching, we just about manage to spot one, from behind. humans constitute a disruptive presence in their world. the video trap shows that a large number of the animals were here a short while ago. adrian: one, two, three, four, five, six. reporter: 10 minutes ago? adrian: 10 minutes ago, yes. the pasture, keep it open, and their footprints, because they are heavy, create small holes here, which collect water and then amphibians will live. so, our umbrella species. reporter: what the promberge

christopher plummer, big shoes to fill. >> christopher plummer was hot. still is. >> i'll take it. "the sound of music," that would be fun. >> any play particuuld work? >> as a muse call? yeah. what would be a fun one? >> i don't know. there's so many -- i guess -- i don't know. "cabaret" would be fun, "chicago." >> we would kill "chicago." >> it's right across the street. we can walk over and check you two out. >> do you mind if we take over for a second? >> we'll take in a matinee or whatever. >> no problem. >> we good to make happen. >> we're glad you two came here and took over this show.

because we will clearly clearly subject to it christopher and speaking to r t. while for up to the minute developments, do give our twitter page follow. we'll make sure you don't miss any of the updates that matter. today i'm una neil saying goodbye fla. ah. today i'm authorized to additional strong sanction foreign companies, quitting russia, numbers on to one. thank you. list glycine. so atm card. so blantan bangs disconnected from the international payments system. functional move hoppey, jermel donna and euro exchange rates follow up on a level up article, more stuff. so i wouldn't what i bought the committee met. that evoke missed the pillar from that, is the current. can you see what it was? oh, sure, sure. my jail, a couple of was volume and russian business overcome this song. see, near rob bought denazi's to handle huge, tremendously. just me. don't pros would bullshit. national productive notches steel dash a miracle. what i see that work with themselves when you come when you with what they've already got annual of, i mean why i'm just not but i she's

s. national virtual griffith was arrested by american authorities under the same charges, christopher nie faces. incidentally, mr. griffin was sentenced to over 5 years in prison. 30 year old christopher himself is not in saudi arabia after being arrested up the border earlier this year . and earlier i managed to speak to christopher, who said as a british citizen, he checked you in law and working in north korea, but not u. s. law having, why should he need to see us? i choose as you have breaking its international sanctions, when you spoke at the conference in north korea, what's your main thought? all the documentation. yeah. that, well, you know, my main store in the accusation is it's groundless to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i checked all of the guidance from my country. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any sanctions, laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, have not charged me with anything. they haven't found me guilty o

christopher m speaking to r t. r for up to the minute development, do give our twitter page follow. we'll make sure you don't miss any of the updates that matter today. i'm you know, in the mail saying goodbye for ah ah, need to come to the russian state. little narrative. i've stayed as i phone and ignore some scheme divest. mm hm. and i'm not getting all sons, i'm up for a coup in 55 with. okay, so mine is too bad. must be the one else with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia to date, and c, r t spoke mckibbin, our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with requests with mm hm. for a little occasional close case. could you give me a little new life with edison, both both demos, you need to do both got nothing smooth with.

um christoph. do you think the chancellor is right to be cautious to be fearful? that a stronger german a more proactive approach could in fact precipitate uh world war three, as he actually himself has said personally in the military field, i think he's too cautious. it's a different thing with economy and sanctions. so i would he give us a bit uh answer from my point of view, the russians are much more afraid of nato whether it's conventional weapons, whether it's nuclear weapons than we should be afraid of of russian weapons in the long run the west, the u. plus the u. s. has an economic resources which are 15 times to 20 times as big as russia's economic resources so if this is a war of attrition, if it lasts long then it's, from my point of view, no question who will win as long as there is the political determination to support ukraine as long as they want to fight and give them what they need. but germans are afraid of this nuclear thing. and we just have to to to remind ourselves, we were at the front lines east germans and west germans for almost half a c

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christopher himself is now in saudi arabia after being arrested on the border earlier this year. and earlier i managed to speak to chris who said, as a british citizen, he never thought he could be subject to american law in a 3rd country. the u. s. i choose, as he of breaking its international sanctions. when you spoke at the conference in north korea, what's your main thought of occupation? yeah. well you know, my main thought in the accusation is that it's groundless to, to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a, i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i check all the guidance for my country. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any sanction laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, and have not charged me with anything. they haven't found me guilty of anything. i was detained due to a into poll read. notice that was issued by the united states and saudi arabia does not have an extradition treaty with the united states. however, that doesn't mean that i wouldn't be extr

but a lately in 2017, the historian christopher copper, which we heard in the report. he published his report and, and for doug, knew about him these accusations and about the, the, the what happened at this farm because mr. copa, a dedicated one chapter on this farm or in the prostate in brazil. so they knew about it also the management but and yeah, we don't know why they didn't act so far. that's one of the secrets folks. one might. yeah. might to tell us about a in the next months which are to come and that social for more checkout website at the w dot com slash business or the needle, the news youtube channel from chris colburn. belinda, thanks for watching. every selfish success ah, ah, with to own or not to own what about a sharing economy instead? a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new the economics magazine made in germany in 30 minutes on d w. ah. it's question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaking to morrow, now exploring opp

this surprises christopher copper, who says he informed volkswagen of its involvement a few years ago and got some conflicts. i examined the operations of this farm during my studies in 2017. and also after my discovery, i told volkswagen that during this period it had used foreign laborers who were essentially forced into slavery. not until we found a good phone. brazil prosecutor now wants justice. law still suckles. we are convinced that volkswagen will acknowledge its responsibility and that there will be a settlement with the prosecutors office and the former workers, brazilian society will be compensated for these unacceptable incidents in his out. it's unclear how volkswagen will respond to the allegations while we go now to correspondent mathias a bout who is in brazil at the hearing for us. hi there mathias, can you tell us what came out of the hearing today? now the hearing a took 2 hours in the room behind me in the 8 lawyers or forks of argon disappeared without an official statement. they wanted to study. now, at the accusations of the prosecutors and the federal prosecut

this surprises christopher copper, who says he informed volkswagen of its involvement a few years ago and got some conflicts. i examined the operations of this farm during my studies in 2017. also after my discovery, i told volkswagen that during this period it had used foreign labors who were essentially forced into slavery lot and fully funded for brazil's prosecutor now wants justice. lost in sackcloth. we are convinced that volkswagen will acknowledge its responsibility and that there will be a settlement with the prosecutors office and the former workers, brazilian society will be compensated for these unacceptable incidents in his out. it's unclear how volkswagen will respond to the allegations we asked or corresponded, mathias able to, to what extent fox like management knew about what was going on. they knew about it, and there were reports already in the eighty's in the german magazine spiegel about it. so there were rumors about it and for decades already em. but a lately in 2017 and the historian, christopher capua, which we heard in the report, he published his report and,

but a lately in 2017, the historian, christopher copa, which we heard in the report. he published his report and, and folks, i knew about him, these accusations, and about the, the that what happened at this farm? because mr. copa, a dedicated one chapter on this farm or in the prostate in brazil. so they knew about it also the management but and yeah, we don't know why that didn't act so far. that's one of the secrets volkswagen might. yeah. might to tell us about a in the next month or which are to come, dw corresponded mattie se, but they're speaking from rio de janeiro. and that's our show for more check out a website at d, w dot com slash business or the daily news future channels from chris colburn bullock, thanks for watching every self a success with poisoned feel depleted or solid or improper management and aggressive cultivation are taking their toll, how can they be healed? research in from farmers plan on gaining ground. working the land for o'con, kluso. next on d, w. d, w's crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues

but a lately in 2017 at the historian christopher copper, which we heard in the report. he published his report and, and folks, i knew about him, these accusations, and about the, the what happened at this farm because mr. copa, a dedicated one chapter on this farm or in the prostate in brazil. so they knew about it also the management but and yet we don't know why the didn't act so far. that's one of the secrets folk song might, might to tell us about a in the next month or which are to come. and that social for more checkout website at the w dot com slash business, or the daily news youtube channel from chris kolber envelope. thanks for watching. the result may success with awe. art see asia inert members die. bang ha. what are contemporary artists doing to help the community improve its standard of living? with in 30 minutes on d. w. a secret war that began over 40 years ago has been waging relentlessly even until today the war between the rod on one side and on the other israel in the united states. we explore the roots of this conflict. in the 1st part of our docume

that was actually mentioned by christoph earlier number one. will that pledge do you think be respected? is it, in fact requiring ukraine to fight with one hand behind its back? and number 2, will this pledge be enough to placate russia? well, i think you current has the, is not interested in using those weapons on the russian territory, cranes. it was very in, or at least that was my impression was very strange in taking russian territory. we do not have a reliable information about that. there was some explosions in the board not far from the board of oil refineries and things like that. but that was it. so ukraine did not attack, i think it was like, further deeper into rush and stay. so crimea was not really attacked. and now ukraine is not in a position even to a tech, to rush and tell it, or even with those weapons that will be delivered. next. those are multiple rocket launchers. they only have a relatively short range of medium range, i would say. and i do not think ukraine has an interest in russia, has signal to very clear a few grain

with me arejournalist and broadcasterjenny kleeman, and christopher hope — the associate editor of politicsthe telegraph. tomorrow's front pages starting with the metro which leads with the russian missile strike on the shopping centre in ukraine — and quotes president zelensky as saying the final death toll is "hard to imagine". the i describes it as "murder at the shops" and describes how 1,000 people inside scrambled for safety. the ft reports that nato will increase the number of troops defending its eastern flank sevenfold. the telegraph covers comments by the head of the armed forces — who warns britain must be prepared to act rapidly to contain russia. the times reports on comments from borisjohnson that vladimir putin will pay for that barbaric attack. the guardian leads with demands by the doctors union, the bma, for a 30% pay rise over the next five years. let's start. a lot of front page pictures of the abstract on the shopping centre and i thought the i had the strongest in age, just showing the flames just directing through that building, the headline, murder at the shops, but

after the indictment was announced, the grand rapids police chief recommended that officer christopherschurr be fired. the justice department has opened a civil rights investigation into abuses by the louisiana state police after a series of violent arrests of black men. the probe is focused on white officers with state police troop f -- a notorious unit in northeastern louisiana whose officers have mislabeled body-camera videos, turned off their cameras during arrests, and otherwise worked to hide evidence from investigators. in 2019, ronald greene, a black man, died in the custody of troop f officers who repeatedly choked and beat him and electrocuted him with a stun gun. another black man targeted by the white officers was punched, stunned, and hoisted to his feet by his hair braids, another was beaten after he was handcuffed, and yet another was slammed 18 times with a flashlight. "the wall street journal" reports abbott laboratories was alerted to problems at one of its infant formula plants months earlier than previously known. "the journal" reports an abbott employee filed a com

christopher himself is in saudi arabia. after being a rest of the border in april of this year. indeed, let's go live to chris and some self to hear his story. thank you for taking the time to speak to us today. chris, the us i chooses you have breaking its international sanctions. when you spoke at the conference in north korea, what's your main thought? all accusation. yeah. well you know, my main thought in the accusation is that it's groundless to, to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a, i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i checked all the guidance from my country. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any functions, laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, have not charged me with anything. they haven't found me guilty of anything. midland, behold, it was actually in february of this year. so i've been here to time now for 4 months. i found myself in this situation. so yeah, tell us about what you know a

in the meantime christopher wray claiming a cyber attack on boston children's hospital.ack by the fbi, listen to christopher wray. >> sponsored by the uranian government tried to conduct onet despicable cyberattacks i have ever seen right here in boston when they decided to go after boston children's hospital. >> todd: jonathan, if this is a regime willing to attack a children's hospital, then why is the biden administration so bent on giving them a nuclear deal? >> because the biden administration is a failed presidency. let's look at the reality of this. i really can't tell you why joe biden makes the decisions that he does, why afghanistan emboldened the way they did and handling iran the way they are. these things are a mystery to me. and ukraine, it doesn't make any sense. what i will tell you is one thing i see when i see christopher wray, who i think is the most unqualified leader of the fbi that we have ever had, and that is saying a lot when you look at james comey, his predecessor. but when we look at how hard he is pushing cybercrime, the reality is cybercrime

christopher no faces mister griffith incidentally was sentenced to over 5 years in prison. christopher himself is in saudi arabia after being arrested at the border. earlier this year. earlier i managed to speak to chris, he says, as a british citizen, he never thought he would be subject to american law and a close to global issues. my main thought in the accusation is that it's groundless . seems to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i checked all of the guidance from my country. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any sanctions, laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, have not charged me with anything. they haven't found me guilty of anything. i was detained due to interpol read notice that was issued by the united states, and saudi arabia does not have an extradition treaty with the united states. however, that doesn't mean that i won't be extradited from here. so the process now is essentially waiting and submitting our d

christopher no faces. mister griffith was sentenced to over 5 years in prison. 30 year old christopher himself is now in saudi arabia. after being arrested at the border earlier this year, with your mother's to speak to chris to save us a british citizen, he never thought he could be subject to american law in a 3rd country and still questions. why not should be the case? the u. s. i choose as he of breaking its international sanctions when you spoke at the conference in north korea. what's your main thought of occupation? yeah. well, you know, my main thought in the accusation is that it's groundless to, to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a, i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i check all the guidance for my country. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any sanction laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, and have not charged me with anything. they haven't somebody guilty of anything. i

hopefully they can't last that much longer. >> huffpost investigative reporter, christopher mathias,ou so much. i want to being glad president ceo sarah kate ellis, sarah kate, i want your reaction to this really disturbing news out of idaho, but first let me share with you tweeted. you said quote, today as we mark the six remembrance of the 49 beautiful and innocent lives lost at the pulse nightclub in orlando, we need to stop the shameful anti-lgbtq laws, misinformation, and rhetoric that make america unsafe for lgbtq and other large marginalized communities. you're referring to one of the deadly mass shootings in american history orlando there, what are you seeing now in terms of how hateful rhetoric is fueling the extremist groups like the one christopher was just talking about? >> well, good afternoon, and i think that there is a direct line between what we're seeing people like governor desantis, or abbott in texas do and say and legislate against our communities. this year, to pull back for a second, this year alone, in the legislative section, there's been over 250 anti lgbtq

the documentary of it, christopher stout, the owners, chris emery, all german how.tely incredible documentary. i cried, i laughed, i felt sorry for you, i was rooting for you at the end, and i'm so happy to finally had ability to talk to you. maria, i want to talk to you and see how you're doing with all of this. how is this journey been for you, how is the family doing now? >> everybody is doing great. i would be honest with you, this was the ride of the lifetime. i am at the end of my career, and i am happy that i made the decision i made when we were initially called to hold the press conference here. i never could have imagined that it could have turned out like this. but it has been such a year for us because we had one thing after another. people have embraced us around the country and around the world. messages we've gotten, i could not be happier. then, to get to a year and have a documentary it is just amazing for us. we are thrilled. >> chris, let's talk about the documentary for a moment. how did you decide on doing a documentary about this? how did you c

, borisjohnson has been the subject of investigations by christopher geidt.ngle moment that the prime minister has been prime minister, he has been under investigation by one body or other for breaches either of the ministerial code or of the law or the code of conduct in the house of commons. i say to conservative mps, you all end up being complicit in this, i am afraid, and lies begets lies and liars beget liars. you have raised a few _ lies and liars beget liars. you have raised a few issues _ lies and liars beget liars. you have raised a few issues and _ lies and liars beget liars. you have raised a few issues and we - lies and liars beget liars. you have raised a few issues and we will. lies and liars beget liars. you have raised a few issues and we will get to each of them, let's talk about what we heard from dominic raab, some suggestion they have a letter and there are growing calls for that to be published. i and there are growing calls for that to be published.— to be published. i know that there is a letter categorically. _ to be published. i know

. >> reporter: in a much anticipated decision, kent county prosecutor christopher becker explained why he is charging grand rapids police officer christopher schurr with a felony. >> first there was a death done by the defendant and was not justified or excused, for example by defuel defense. >> reporter: the shooting in early april after schurr pulled over 26-year-old patrick lyoya, a congo lease immigrant driving a car that police say did not match the license plate. >> i'm stopping ya. do you have a license? do you have a license? >> reporter: police body cam footage, surveillance video and cell phone captured the entire incident. >> no, no, stop. >> reporter: the officer approached by lyoya resists. then runs. >> stop! stop! >> reporter: there's a two-minute struggle, during which the officer twice tries to use his taser but misses. >> let go of the taser! >> reporter: officer schurr's body camera turns off, it's not clear why. other video shows the officer taking out his gun and shooting hoyy once in the back of his head. >> get back! >> reporter: reaction today was swift. common

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her brother, christopher thomas, died the day before the surrender.ody was brought home. his funeral became a focal point for the regiment and the families of those lost on the galahad. it was a bit bittersweet. i think it hit home when everyone was coming home, he wasn't. yeah, that was upsetting. seeing everybody having a party. we couldn't. but there you are. yeah, some part of me still didn't believe it until... ..until we actually buried him. because his was the only body, all the galahad people, obviously, rested where they were. but his was the only one that could be brought home, and that they could all... everyone, i think everyone in the whole battalion was there to see him off. after the war, argentina's military government was discredited and civilian rule was restored. here, margaret thatcher converted widespread patriotic support into a landslide election victory. the islands remain under british control. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. all: we will remember them. last post sounds a0 years on, vete

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higgins, let's hear your best "dune" christopher walken. >> steve: all right, ready >> jimmy: yeah ♪r is the mind killer [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh that's actually -- that's actually better than i thought james, let's hear your walken. ♪ >> if you walk down river you'd sound a lot like my friend [ laughter ] smooth jeffery we've been friends since he was 30 years old and now he's 31 years old. he's a really bad dancer [ laughter ] but he makes me go to the clubs with him anyway. [ laughter ] he said he won't be my friend anymore if i don't and let's face it. i'm not exactly in a position to be choosy in the friends department smooth jeffrey's signature move is called the flop [ laughter ] i'd show you how to do it right now, but i'm not wearing the right kind of pants. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause smooth jeffrey >> jimmy: all right. moving on, got some sports news [ laughter ] some sports news [ laughter ] >> steve: what was it called, the flop >> jimmy: that's what he - he's going off - >> steve: he started going off his own tangent. >> jimmy: i don't know what's

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and so my commercial, christopher, all the filipinos, we met at the same landlady, profiting from the situation we'll call her miss k. introducing herself as a pilot. she's believe to be in her forties and makes a good income from subletting. when miss carnes to get the rent, she always comes very late. like 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock, we are already asleep actually. and then she knocks on the door sometimes because we are already asleep and we have to go to work early in the morning. we don't open it anymore. but still she goes up and down from the building, knocking and knocking. sometimes she has the key, so she, she often said she doesn't give receipts when she gets her payment. she only gives like a text message. like thank you for the food. it is a sign that she got the money in this building as she has sir. 6 other flats including us. ah, but it is not under her name. she uses attorney like her sister, sister in law rather in law. you know, countrymen, cousins. i don't know. miss k has been managing a round 30 apartments in geneva and across switzerland. since 2011, she is housed h

joe biden leaned in uncomfortably close to the daughter of senator christopher's of delaware joe biden also frequently comments on the appearance of very young women. here is just one example. >> what i'm going to do is i am going to write you a longer answer and tell you the exact things i would do, okay? okay? promise. i bet you are as bright as you are good looking. >> to be clear, joe biden has not come clean are the years in recent years been accused of making women uncomfortable, he has been accused of rape. she alleged when she was 29 they joe biden pinned her up against a wall and penetrated her, she was immediately attacked is a liar, but then a phone call, a contemporary news phone call that her mother made to the larry king show corroborated the fact that that happened. she said her daughter had left washington because of the actions of a prominent senator. at the time the media. the story or laughed about it. joe biden responded to be more mindful, and that was it for this was from april of 2019. >> we are going to try to make human connection, that is the responsibility i

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let me put their question straight away to christophe. but coupled with the observation that this exception for the jewish by pipeline doesn't only affect hungry or so poland and germany get oil the year this pipeline. so if they were so serious about western unity, shouldn't they actually being foregoing, that oil now? yeah, but they don't want to do that. i mean, poland and germany made the deals that are preparing to face out over the next half year. so they want to get there until january of next year and just gets a timeline in comparison that we don't know how long the war last. so hungary was not the only guy or was the only country in the room which would have problems with an oil embargo just right now. also bulgaria as a check republic and so on. and so, but we should blame her hungary for not being willing to find the compromise to play only on its own interests. and he, i think see you as to think about to which degree or the importance we give to unity isn't overrated. i think in this case we should sometimes tell countries,

lyoya after a traffic stop in april spiralled into a struggle. >> i made the decision to charge christopher schurr with one count of second degree murder. >> reporter: all caught on camera. amid mounting public pressure, police released several videos lead up to the deadly incident, showing the officer stopping him because the license plate didn't match the car, lyoya running away, they wrestle where it appears lyoya is grasping for the taser. >> let go of the taser. >> reporter: official autopsy revealed the 26-year-old refugee from congo who had a blood alcohol level three times over the legal limit died after he was shot in the back of the head. >> as with any defendant, he is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. >> reporter: the killing of an unarmed black motorist sparked protests in grand rapids. lyoya's grieving family demanded justice for what they called an execution. >> reporter: officer schurr turned himself in today, will spend the night in jail before arraignment tomorrow. if convicted, he faces up to life in prison with possibility