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this relationship spanning 13 years has now seen cj - 13 years has now seen cj recognised for his workis hosting his counterparts from the g7 this year's summit taking place in the city of hiroshima. it was devastated by an atomic bomb almost 80 years ago. that bring back nick marsh who is in hiroshima for us. one of the first activities those leaders will be doing is to visit the piece memorial?— will be doing is to visit the piece memorial? yes, highly s mbolic piece memorial? yes, highly symbolic start _ piece memorial? yes, highly symbolic start to _ piece memorial? yes, highly symbolic start to the - piece memorial? yes, highly| symbolic start to the summit. president biden, let's not forget, only the second sitting us president to pay such a visit to the memorial in hiroshima after president 0bama before him. it's hard to overstate the symbolic significance of holding a solid in a city like this. devastated, of course, by the world's first—ever atomic bomb attack in august 1945. its presence really is everywhere you go. we went to the memorial yesterday and it really brings home

they clicked and clive realised cj had a gift.a human being, a human being with gifts that i haven't got. to treat him like a decent person, to show interest in him, because in every direction we take, there's an awful lot of apathy. i spot things that people often overlook, you know, you wouldn't normally see. this relationship, spanning 13 years, has now seen cj recognised for his work by the royal photographic society. you're live with bbc news. to greece now, and the centre—right party of the incumbent prime minister, kyriakos mitsotakis, has claimed victory in sunday's elections. with almost all the votes counted, his new democracy party has over 40% — twice that of its nearest rival, the leftist syriza party. it is now likely that the ruling party will go for a second round of elections in latejune to try and secure a majority in parliament, rather than form a coalition. our correspondent in athens, nick beake, explained how the prime minister has been reacting to the results. he was talking about a political earthquake here

they clicked and clive realised cj had a gift.en't got. to treat him like a decent person, to show interest in him, because in every direction we take, there's an awful lot of apathy. i spot things that people often overlook, you know, you wouldn't normally see. this relationship, spanning 13 years, has now seen cj recognised for his work by the royal photographic society. you're live with bbc news. now to northern ireland where sinn fein's vice president michelle 0'neill has called on the british and irish governments to deliver a plan to restore a power—sharing government at stormont. it's after her party delivered a stunning success in the council elections, becoming the largest party in local government for the first time. emma vardy reports. the political landscape of northern ireland is changing. unionism, the belief that northern ireland should remain part of the uk, is no longer the dominant force. as the democratic unionist party, for a second time in 12 months, has been overtaken by sinn fein. i thought it was inevitable

they clicked and clive realised cj had a gift.g, a human being with gifts that i haven't got. to treat him like a decent person, to show interest in him, because in every direction we take, there's an awful lot of apathy. i spot things that people often overlook, you know, you wouldn't normally see. this relationship, spanning 13 years, has now seen cj recognised for his work by the royal photographic society. you're live with bbc news. "we cannot simply carry on as we did before". those are the words of the head of world health organization, dr tedros, at the start of the world health assembly in geneva. global health leaders are gathering in switzerland for the annual meeting. it comes just weeks after the who declared that covid is no longer a global health emergency. the un's health agency has launched a new worldwide network aimed at quickly detecting the spread of infectious diseases in an effort to be better prepared for future pandemics. earlier i spoke to dr tom frieden, the former head of the us public health authority,

rishaad: cj, thank you very much. he is our equities reporter joining us., stick around because we are discussing moody's which says india's economy may face investment hurdles. the senior vice president of moody's national services joins us now. thank you for joining us. what are the headwinds? >> good morning and thanks for the opportunity. from a growth perspective, the kind of forecast that we have for india's consumption to grow at around 3-12% over the course of the rest of the decade. the large part of that growth story also comes from the kind of infrastructure investments that would happen if there is any deals in the spending from infrastructure projects or any delays in reform of meditation that could derail some of our growth forecast neared their other risks of course when it comes to india in terms of implementation of the kind of capex that has been planned for manufacturing infrastructure sectors, which includes issues such as land acquisition, the issue around licenses and license renewals and if there are any substantial delays on that aun

i learned to treat cj as a human being, a human being with gifts.y see. this relationship spanning 13 years has now seen cj recognised for his work by the royal photographic society. you're live with bbc news. the uk governement has said it would remove the right for some international students to bring dependants into britain from january 202a. it's part of a plan to bring down overall migration levels. current rules allow postgraduate students studying courses lasting nine months or longer to bring partners and children to britain. they also allow international students to switch out of the student route into work routes before their studies have been completed, and that will also be removed in the new policy. the government said the number of dependants had jumped eightfold since 2019 to 136,000 people in 2022. for the year ending june 2022, net migration reached an all—time high of 504,000, and numbers could be even higher in some new numbers that will be published on thursday. live now tojonathan portes, professor of economics, king's college l

they clicked and clive realised cj had a gift.ecause in every direction we take, there's direction we take, there's an awful lot of apathy. i spot things that people often overlook, you know, you wouldn't normally see. this relationship, spanning 13 years, has now seen cj recognised for his work by the royal photographic society. he was the son of one of the country's most prominent rulers. the prince was then captured and shipped to london along with what became known as the largest haul of artefacts by written in the history. here's our ethiopian correspondent. taken to europe in the 19th century by british soldiers. his life was short and tragic. but he had the favour of queen victoria, and he was buried in windsor castle. translation: i feel translation: ifeel sad for him. translation: i feel sad for him. he was separated from his country. ifeel for him. he remained there as if he had no home. the strong whole of his father was the second. this initial was once for emperors. the witness the years who committed suicide upon def

that stage in the eighty's, the worst press they've ever had before, or since the 70 day is really cj of a root was listed on the 21st of august, 1982 and the p l. o pulled out of lebanon. they were remedial presidential elections. and the leader of the right wing christian for lend, just especially a jeremiah who had supported these really incursions, became the president elective level. but jim miles never took office. he was assassinated 23 days later for the following 3 days, the 16th the 17th and 18th of september, 1982 christian malicious, supported by israel took punch in the message that the palestinian refugee come. so supper and shut taylor when news of domestic reached the commodore hotel on the 18th, dozens of local and foreign generalists headed straight to the southern bay roots of a rowboat. fisk was one of the 1st to into the palestinian kens. i've never before have to walk them carpets of dead bodies and my life. and the smell was a pulling and we went on the sunday morning when the good types of fungus was still the motorists were still still in in the account. is th

all righty that cj holmes check out his work.ncisco chronicle, appreciate you say as always. i think you >> my guy right there. >> all righty. we had a couple of games on the playoffs late tonight and 2 big time players stepped up when the lights were shining bright us. let's start in denver where the nuggets hosted the suns in game 2 of their western conference semifinal series. >> trying to even this one to super stars right there, kd and was only joking tight late in the 3rd son with a three-point lead happen to see you hate to see chris paul went up 4 rebounds and grabs immediately towards that growing. and who would end up leaving the game and would not return. hopefully you find out more on him tomorrow. closing moments of the 3rd. >> devin booker knocks down the tray puts them up 6.35. points for booker. 4th quarter, though it's winning time nuggets. 5 point lead kentavious caldwell-pope. he was 4 for 4 from deep tonight. much of it. and what's the nuggets highlight without nikola jokic this dagger? that made it a 10 point

cj, i'm the mom that he had, the suspects wanted in connection with violent protests by his support as a raising phase, as more violence and pakistan will say, coming up on the program. russia launch is yes, another way. the era tax on ukraine is the 9th time that russia has struck teeth this month. well, one person was killed and 2 wounded by a missile strike in odessa. and thousands of people in northern italy are evacuated from areas hit by dead leap slots will hear from excitement ex, but the menu chips indicating welcome to the program. an unprecedented cracked sound is taking place. that's what the full, my pocket stony prime minister and run con, as told dw, and an exclusive interview is police besiege his house in the whole, like a sony police say he's sheltering support. those who are involved in violent protests of, to his arrest and subsequent release on order of the high course, he talks about his expectation of an imminent arrest. it was lisa's uh, around my house norton's as, as lot of numbers as they put last night. because last night, the plan was that they sent the 40

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and shelly, the thoughts they told the real story, i think the baby would cj, as i said, was a big i, it, for many correspondence to need the, the is right, the story. but until that, and they were able, the 1st time when they went out to see the suffering of lebanese and confidence. and they really went off to the story very, very hot, but hard and harshly. and well, i think at that stage, so if it, if it coming to hadn't been the, the is ready and vision would not have been so well reported. and you can select the color drawer and the ways to this, and the people in it. i'm the user from that. so i think the, these readies had at that stage and the eighty's, the worst press they've ever had before or since the 70 day is really feature favorites was lifted on the 21st of august, 1982 and the p. a lo pulled out of lebanon that will remediate presidential elections, and the leader of the right wing christian for lunch, especially at jeremiah, who had supported these railey and cushion, became the president elective level. but jim miles never took office. he was assassinated 23 days lat

host: all right, cj. cj brought up that house debt ceiling plan. want to go through briefly some of the highlights of what is in that house republican plan. number one, it raises the debt ceiling into 2020 for. it reduces federal spending to fiscal year 2022 levels. it limits future spending growth to 1% annually over the next decade. it recovers unspent covid-19 funds given tstate and local governments. it creates new work requirements for recipients of federal aid programs like food stamps and decayed --medicaid. it calls irs to hire new agents and staff. it blocks any efforts to cancel student loan debt, and it would reform energy permitting and repeal green energy programs. this is all from the washing -- sourced from the washington post. that is an overview of the house republican debt ceiling proposal. we are going to go back to the phone lines now. ruth on the democratic line in kingston, new york. go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i would like to make three points. the first is, the fact media has framed this falsely as a negotiation iss

to deal with, for example, also renewable energy sources, but they determine their own climate and cj policies there. uh, politicians and so on. and this is uh, the challenge that will be tomorrow what will be uh, the technology that will be you in demand. and what will be of interest to the consumer in the first place? that's where hydrogen stands ahead of me. i wanted to ask from a point of view. here are the most promising. uh, research. in what sphere is hydrogen thermonuclear? what are we going to invest in ready to invest, i will now repeat that , firstly, we will have all types of sources in the balance and will improve our own technologies in each direction, which will allow e to compete with other technologies in price, quality, environmental friendliness, and so further. even here on today's competition between the internal combustion engine electric motor. it still remains, despite the fact that many have now begun to give preference to electric cars. yes, because manufacturers e cars running on internal combustion engines. they are also improving the e- engine and the euro

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i learned to treat cj as a human being. — learned to treat cj as a human being, with gifts i haven'thip _ you wouldn't normally see. this relationship spanning 13 years has been recognised. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. i like the specs. we get to talk about what you want to bring up. this really caught my attention. when you think about what goes through pathos appeals can i have to confess, lithium is not what comes to mind first. but confess, lithium is not what comes to mind first-— all to mind first. but it is. it's where all the batteries _ to mind first. but it is. it's where all the batteries come _ to mind first. but it is. it's where all the batteries come from, i to mind first. but it is. it's where i all the batteries come from, rather rare earth minerals and kobolds, when you think about how we get it, we blow it up out of the earth, we spend billions of clean water to extract it. it's almost more harmful to the environment than fossil fuels. so as we have this debate as we transition and meet the transition of the fossil fuels are lithium batte

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cj papa fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. answering questions about a deadly police shooting learned that this is not the firs suspect. good evening, everyone week's shooting. he held a virtual town hall meeting late today. and unveiled more information about what led to the deadly confrontation. crime reporter henry lee monitor that town hall and joins us now with the latest henry heather and greg. this was a burglary suspect who was shot and killed by police a week ago in the glen park neighborhood. that officer who fired those lit deadly shots has been involved in two previous shootings. body cam video shows san francisco police shooting and killing 40 year old sergio barrios during a confrontation in the city's glen park neighborhood fired. the incident happened at a building at bosworth and couvertier streets on may 19th. police say barrios was suspected of a burglary while armed with a handgun officers arrived, and police say barrios threw his gun down at one point but remained close to the weapon. authorities say he he

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he has such a maturity but when i look at cj stroud, and especially about what he did against universityach bowl last year, his accuracy and ability to use his legs and going to a texas team, i think he has a tremendous opportunity to have a great career. all these guys, you look at richardson and his stealing is tremendous but he will take the most work i think in indianapolis to get to the place where they want him to be. stuart: okay, ben i want you to take a look at aaron rogers because he's officially joined the jets. look at his reception at madison square garden. they were cheering him. watch this , roll it. >> [applause] stuart: do you think he can deliver? i think he's in his late 30s, like 39 or something like that. can he deliver? >> he is but you know i don't think age is going to be a big issue for him. watching him over the last couple of years, his arm ability , his arm prowess is still tremendous one of the best to play the game. i think what bodes well for air rogers so having a playoff quarterback like aaron rogers makes a difference but the jets had the number four def

foxes cj papa has more when we compare 2023 to 2005, we could be looking at the second busiest memorialiday travel for air and third busiest memorial day holiday travel overall, including cars. the unofficial start of summer is almost here, while the u. s will see more drivers on the road during the holiday weekend, triple a says the most impressive number will be coming from a in tripoli is projecting that air travel will exceed pre pandemic numbers by more than five. percent so more people are expected to fly this memorial day weekend and they did in 2019 and 2019 was a busy travel year as it is nearly 3.4 million travelers are expected to fly the friendly skies this weekend up 11% year over year and 37.1 million will hit the road to get to their destination. a 6% increase from 2022 drivers aren't quite back up to the 2019 levels yet, but we're very close , and this all signals that despite inflation, despite higher prices for air tickets, gas prices are lower than last year, but they're still high. people still want to travel and they still want to get away from home. airline passeng

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many fear that so, you know, it's just going to stop there center for the state of china as president cj and ping has wrapped up a regional summit with the leaders of 5 central asian nations president. she unveiled a plan for a central asia as trade and development. aging says it aims to expand transport links and speed up the expansion of a gas pipeline that will serve all members. jessica washington reports from gian of the this reading setting. this is a high point between is diplomatic efforts in central asia. the presidents of conflicts done get this done to take is done to administer and as big as done gathered in cn at the invitation of presidency agency. so much years old in ga, that us will work closely together to pursue common development, common of loans and economy and prosperity and the embrace of bright future for our 6 countries. president, she said they will encourage chinese funded businesses in the region, creating jobs and development. he also committed to an initial $3800000000.00 in financing support and growth. throughout the summit, presidency has stressed the sta

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that you're cj from minneapolis, democrat's line.r: good morning to you and thank you for allowing me to [indiscernible] >> it doesn't really matter -- caller: it is not really matter to me who wins, it depends on the senate. joe biden wins again, we wait the senate is treating him, it is going to be trump. this and still thinks that donald trump is president -- the senate still thinks that donald trump is president. i don't think joe biden should run again. i don't think it would be healthy for him. i would rather see somebody else run. if they do get in with the old-fashioned congress and the old-fashioned senate we got, it didn't like the president, they are to give him a hard time. they want donald trump back in there. he is not good for the country at all. host: let me ask you about this, the senate is democratically controlled. why do you hold those views of the senate? caller: look at what the republicans are still doing even though the senate is democratic-controlled, the democrats in the senate don't seem to be getting the m

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and mexico been dominant in these spaces for the past two years is similar cartel and new generation cjg. still cartels one of the largest and oldest most established in mexico but they are believed to have operational strongholds two thirds of all mexican states with a heavy presence along the u.s. border in baja california cartel is a higher central hierarchy with fourth educational structure of the vertical hierarchy directed by form of mexican police officer from control the groups activities. targeting security services, rapidly expanding since its emergence in 2010 strongholds over two thirds of mexican states is singers just south of texas. both of these groups profit significant sales of agriculture hair wet and cocaine both unable to adapt into new market such as synthetic narcotics like methamphetamine and fentanyl but both groups of proven quite successful sectors to increase their profit margins and offset potential losses and changes in customer demand. despite the removal some leadership control over large territories in mexico expanding into smuggling corridors along the

i believe their counsel cj higley is available remotely and michael kaplan and remy der are here from mercy housing. thank you. thank you for your presentation. um madam secretary, can we open up for public comment? at this time members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call for 15655000. enter access code 2598682. followed by the pound sign than the pound sign again to enter the call, then press star three to submit your request to speak. if you are already listening to us by phone and would like to provide public comment, please press star three to be placed in the queue. and would like to begin by inviting anyone who is in person and would like to provide public comment on this item to come up to the podium at this time. good morning and excuse me for the noise there. ah this is my first time coming before you three commissioners. first time ever. my name is a sim on the case. more corridor in basket member. you okay? different. okay. how you doing? and my buddy over here. morality we done been around for years. isn't that right? i thought you'd b

cj" critrr: front cover of that. oh my god. we front cover of that.lete garbage. whoa, whoa. ipis pas peep— complete garbage. whoa, whoa. this has been reported— complete garbage. �*ftr�*trrsi this has been reported across. i this has been reported across. itpipt— this has been reported across. itpipt its— this has been reported across. itpipt its op— this has been reported across. i think it's on the— this has been reported across. i think it's on the guardian- this has been reported across. i think it's on the guardian as well . well, this like well. well, this sounds like a wonder drug. i know terms like that are bandied around a lot, but this a that but this is this is a drug that could the of could bring about the end of alzheimer's. they're could bring about the end of alzheimer's . they're claiming it alzheimer's. they're claiming it eowtt. — alzheimer's. they're claiming it eowtt. apt— alzheimer's. they're claiming it could. and also— alzheimer's. they're claiming it could. and also my— they're claiming it could. and also my smile could tripe—

tighter liquidity environments from restocking the cj on the back of a reset of some sort.sh the dollar a little higher. >> give us a little bit more detail on the tga and what is going on. we know liquidity has been a big issue and raise have been through the ceiling practically. and there is never a shortage of liquidity and there will be more issue is necessary. what is the most important thing here? how will it affect the dollar and the race market? >> i think for punishing the tga may result in higher liquidity, this would drain liquidity princi builds and level of bank results. the tga rebuilt will take some time. looking at history, the tga level around 600 million on average. that is the resetting amount. that would take some time to rebuild. a decent portion of this will be absolved by many market funds that have invested in this. as they swap out funds, you would assume not white a drain there. the debt ceiling resolution may shade your risk assets as well. the positivist sentiment surely has defaulted for the dollar. we expect that to continue. in the short-term,

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rishaad: i want to get over to cj and ask about adani and the crisis and the government investigationare we with that now? >> thank you for having me. exec kind of looking up for the adani global after the final report and the supreme court reported a final report on friday. we saw the market see an increase in value for the group. that was largely on the back of the fact that with respect to stock price manipulation, the allegations made in the hindenburg report in january with respect to stock price manipulation, it seems that the primary faced areas that we had given to the capital market equity had given to the panel, that did not provide any conclusive evidence that there was any abuse of trading or manipulation of price in those stocks. that is clearly something the market has taken as a point of positivity, though it must be said that as far as the charges related to the transaction and the shareholding valuations, there is a disclosure violation there. so far their apartment mains -- the report remains inconclusive and the supreme court has given more than three months to come

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cj�*" i»zt» this is what i think is- incredible.eak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and for the first time in history today, cancer nurses officially tools and, officially downed tools and, quote, disrespectful strike in a row over pay that has threatened to last years. members of the royal college of nursing and more than 100 nhs trusts are carrying out a 28 hour walkout that ends midnight tomorrow. that ends at midnight tomorrow. health warn the third health leaders warn the third nhs strike in months will nhs strike in six months will have very significant impact have a very significant impact on patients and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie doesn't disagree. writing earlier today, the only reason nurses aren't banned from striking with the military and police is that nobody ever thought they would be heartless abandon the be so heartless to abandon the sick dying in acas and sick and dying in acas and cancer wards. so mackenzie, we really now surely have to l

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i believe their counsel cj higley is available remotely and michael kaplan and remy der are here from mercy housing. thank you. thank you for your presentation. um madam secretary, can we open up for public comment? at this time members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call for 15655000. enter access code 2598682. followed by the pound sign than the pound sign again to enter the call, then press star three to submit your request to speak. if you are already listening to us by phone and would like to provide public comment, please press star three to be placed in the queue. and would like to begin by inviting anyone who is in person and would like to provide public comment on this item to come up to the podium at this time. good morning and excuse me for the noise there. ah this is my first time coming before you three commissioners. first time ever. my name is a sim on the case. more corridor in basket member. you okay? different. okay. how you doing? and my buddy over here. morality we done been around for years. isn't that right? i thought you'd b