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d david, back that in quito in ecuador. now europe is accused rusher of using energy as a weapon against those supporting ukraine. the kremlin blames western sanctions for pipeline shutdowns. moscow has already stopped sending gas to what it calls unfriendly european nations, because they refuse to pay in roubles, europe's leaders, and are bracing for the risk of a rushing gas cars off a scrambling to find ways to cut demand. they've rapidly filled their gas storage facilities, and countries stores have exceeded the 80 percent target that was set to be reached by our prob, up some european nations like germany. i've also sought alternative suppliers like liquefied natural gas from the u. s. and cutoff. but that's still a work in progress. norway, europe, 2nd biggest gas supply behind russia is raising production to help the e u and its reliance on washing fossil fuels by 2027. algeria is also among the countries looking to increase supplies to european nations like italy and spain. european nations of voluntarily reducing t

d. david, i been asked to contact you in relation to cassandra rothery unhurt on suitability sustan's as late as candidate for the position of elected mayor of liverpool and family of the opinion that she would visit a disaster disaster for the city and the labor party. if she were to become the elected man, it went on her sudden conversion to an support from various senior colbin easter m. p. 's is of huge concern for the direction she would take. well, it or it, it all began into sloths into place. you know, the more i'm read and i'm thinking, this was a cafe of after 5. any say any people took, you know, to disparage, you know, may as a, as an individual dean's letter contains a condemnation of robbery. she is proven herself to be untrustworthy, dishonest, past someone who is solely motivated by her ego status and financial gain. the labor files did not establish who osteen to write the letter to the party general secretary. and it's obviously designed to orchestrated you know, to feed into something much bigger. i said my control in terms of what they're trying to do. brother, he goe

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. >> nowvi, david d,, your book is is selling horten.have actual real world experience meeting payroll, hiring employees. a lot of these people inpeople politics have neve ir made a payroll. and i'm so glad you wrote thisee book and i hope you come back soon. great to. >> well, thank you very much. my forces, a determined to take. this country backwards. they promote authoritarian leaders and they fan the flames of political violence. >> that are a threat to our personal rights. rights. >> laura: you thin you would think that with the violbiden talks right wing violence is pervasive. yet over the last few weeks, its text from the left that are intensifying now in north akotow over the weekend, shannon brant was arrested after asadmitting to mowing down an 18 year old kayla ellyson in he confession, he claimed ellensont was part o of a republican, he extremist group. and worse, brant was released ws from jail yesterday after posting just fifty thousand dollars in bond hearing. here now with congressman jim jordan, ranking member of hous i

general david the trash they're speaking with d. w. washington bureau chief in his poll. the right livelihood award is sometimes dub. the alternative nobel prize, each year the ward honors activists and organizations working to make the world a better place. one of this year's winners is ukranian woman who documents war crimes and human rights violations. alexandra murphy chak is one of ukraine's most prominent human rights defenders and chairs the center for civil liberties. jurors said both she and the organization have been instrumental in quote, building, sustainable democratic institutions in ukraine modeling, a path to international accountability for war crimes. it's the 1st time the right livelihood award has gone to someone from ukraine. then i'm joined now by alexander. it might be a joke in camp. thank you very much for taking time to be with us. now. you recently investigated mass graves uncovered and it's your, that's a town that was occupied by the russian troops. most of the dead there were civilians. were you surprised by what you found there? unfortunatel

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it operates two coal-fired plants in india but it is looking to d carbonized -- decarbonize its portfolio. davidl components in the equity story. looking at volumes. volumes across every single stock. to the right is the extrapolation. we are projected to be lighter. in terms of sector groups, financials and energy leading gains. a line out of gazprom and a way to tease the next hour, i will tell you what that line is in a couple of moments. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: could oil get a boost after opec-plus agrees to an output cut. david: when you look at cross assets, and currency markets, that is what is leading risk appetite which is coming back in. let me get started with the chinese currency. we are flat. on a nominal level we are closing in on seven. the spread between onshore and offshore -- what will be interesting is the hibor rate. you are also getting some dollar weakness coming through but despite that, taiwan dollar weakness coming through we are flat on the regional asian equity benchmark. getting some pieces of green. we were talking about indonesia early on looking like we migh

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david palomino nos tiene detalles de esta oportunidad de empleo. Ás de 80 Édicos cubanos llegaron a campeche mexico como parte del acuerdo que mantiene cuba con el gobierno do en el estadio de la corregidora n Éxico, Ás de 80 Édicos de cuba llegaron a campeche capital, donde fueron recibidos por la gobernadora, layda sansores... el enÍo forma parte de los acuerdos entre el gobierno de Éxico y el Égimen de la isla, que tiene en los galenos una fuente de ingresos. entre los medicos hay pediatras, irujanos e internistas. alrededor de 50 permaneceÁn en ese estado, y otros ser n enviados a otras regiones del pÍs. las calles de la capital chilena volvieron a ser el centro de enfrentamientos entre cientos de estudiantes de secundaria y la poliÍa antidisturbios... en sus protestas los Óvenes exiÍan entre otros, mejores condiciones y Ás fondos para la enseÑanza con acceso a internet, mejoras en las infraestructura s, el transporte gratuito, el acceso universal a la universidad y la educacÓn sexual integral... en los deportes, con un gol del portero carlos acevedo en la ultima juada del partido, santos rescato el empate 3-3 ante el queretaro en la jornada 14 del ape

del momento, sorprende a los emdopleas d >>> este domingo el centro del huracÁn fiona tocÓ tierra en puerto rico. con el panorama actualizado nos enlazamos con davidÓn general. en la zona cenatralo es una muestra en puerto rico. los fuertes viento con postes del tendido elÉctrico y Árboles en los 78 municipios hubo familias han tenido d ser rescatadas en medio de esta emergencia porque los techos colapsaron. >>> el fuerte viento nos lo llevo. un viento horrible y de momento sentÍ eso feo, feo, feo. >>> la misma mitad se llevÓ. >>> las fuertes lluvias siguen subiendo los niveles de agua y hay pueblos incomunicados. el gobernador le pedÍa a los puertorriqueÑos que desalejaran las comunidades costeras y las zonas vulnerables se anticipan inundaciones catastrÓficas. >>> el presidente biden aprobÓ la emergencia federal que solicitÉ ayer. para comenzar el proceso de ayuda, luego del paso de la tormenta. >>> el centro nacional de huracanes confirmÓ que el ojo del huracÁn fiona tocÓ tierra a las 3:20 de la tarde. el suroeste de puerto rico. al menos, 2 horas antes ya se confirmaba un apagÓn general. puerto rico estÁ a oscuras y es incierto cuÁnto tiempo v

d. c, who joined thousands of fans at wembley stadium. this on a night filled with emotion. this moment stood out. singer david groan broke down in tears as he struggled to get through the fool fighters. classic times like these, a flooded wembley stadium cheered him through this difficult moment. lounging the rock legends into a powerful and energetic performance with taylor hawkins was found dead in a hotel room in columbia last march. shortly before the band was to go on a world tor. the concert in his memory is the full fighter's 1st show since he passed away. you know that no one else can make you smile or laugh or dance or sing like he could sing and dance and laugh and cry and scream. that makes them noise. so he could hear a sigh. and so they did with hawkins son, shane took his father's place behind the drum kit to play the song. my hero, the food fighters will host a 2nd tribute show for hawkins on september 27th in los angeles. up next. how men are dominating digital industries are textual shift to looks at ways to close the digital gender gap. i'm next visor, thanks for watching. sometimes a seed i

d cheese and oatmeal. >> we have at least three ingredients on every single dish. >> reporter: it all started when when david, a trained chef, was given discarded produce from a farmer. he discovered that all of those weird imperfections acy imperfections actually made the food taste better. >> if there is a scar or blemis, or blemish, a lot of times fruits and vegetables send extra extra sugars to heal themselves. that actually makes all those things more tasty. >> reporter: with food waste acg waste accounting for 8% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, more and more restaus more restaurants are looking to reduce their environmental impact. david and kayla hope their business model will inspire others to think about their own carbon footprint. >> maybe we will start trading off cuts and ugly vegetables with more reverence. >> reporter: the menu changes depending on what is being thrown out that week. it may sound like a load of rubbish, but customers can't seem to get enough of it. >> it is delicious. >> reporter: for david and kayla, it has been a dream come true. >> no matter what we do today, baseli

david. [applause]>> now on book tv we d by the co-author of this book and now here on book tv were joined byrofessor gayle. he is a co-author of this book. it is called super abundance. the subtitle is, the story of population growth, innovation, and human flourishing on and infinitely bountiful planet. professor, what you mean when you talk about super abundance? >> well, first of all, thanks for giving me the opportunity to share y

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david: yeah. one of the big costs, sources of costs for biotech companies and pharma companies is r&d.ly your ai and hopefully further and improve the process. can you talk to us, from a farmer -- pharma perspective, how much cost savings they can make using your algorithms? >> yeah. i have some explanation by example. listen. a client from the united states is a big pharma company. we put everything plus our own algorithm to solve the structure . it's not just a sticker process. it could stop the whole project. that's the first example of how we can use ai, we build hundreds of these. some of them from a physical basis. [inaudible] this is very important for a candidate. we also use ai tools to help predict -- [inaudible] this works together to evaluate -- rishaad: put it very simply, if you would please. can you tell us about any particular field of medicine that you think you could make a big breakthrough? could you come up with a cure for a particular type of cancer? what are you most particularly excited about and what you do now? >> yes. a very good example, we helped pfizer with

before her foud her found in the hills of this d this land and in the hearts of its people a haven and a home. >> reporter: on the evening newh norah o'donnell, david cameron reflected on the queen as he knew her. >> she has got a very good sense sense of humor and this wonderful smile and mischievous sense of humor. after the ceremony, her coffin will be drn be driven where she will be burd in st. george's capitol. meanwhile, thousands of onlookers ess history in the ma. the making. > >> right now, king charles met h met with well-wishers along the. he is also meeting with senior politicians and having a service service of remembrance in belfat in belfast. > >> we know the queen's funeral is a week from today. what kind of turnout are we expect? >> reporter: we are expecting hundreds of thousands of peopleo turnout in london. we know that she will be lying in state for four days and people are expected to stand in line for long hours and potentially overnight. and they are saying, do not bring a chair because you you will be moving the entire t. entire time. they want to get as as many people in and out to pas as they can. > >> back here in the ba

. >> david crawford, head of the global technology practice, thank you. oracles, what are they and what is there role in crypto and d we will talk about the next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> time for our crypto report, our own crypto contributor is here. take away. >> we will talk to him, he is the pyth data association director. we will talk about oracle, combining traditional systems and crypto because this such a vast landscape. we talk about oracle, what do you mean and what does it mean for the universe of smart contracts? taking data from the real world services that provide that gateway to each other. >> sure, think you so much for having me. on blockchain we have smart contracts, the smart contract will execute rules based decision criteria that can move something. it could be bitcoin or its area. when the -- etherium. when they do this there is no third-party. it is dependent on the inputs. the inputs come from data. the quality of that data is paramount. oracle network provides away to get high quality data, very trustworthy. they do that by having multiple contributors distribute that data directly on the cha

david: ok. so you went to high school. where you an athlete? were you a star student? marc: i was into computers. really, what happened--is my d small businessman. and his family had a business in san francisco--clothing stores. and he had a major disagreement and falling out with his family and ended up partnering with someone in the south bay. and as part of that, on saturdays, he had a buick station wagon, and he used to load the clothes in. and we used to drive around the bay area, delivering clothes to all the different stores, and i'd have to do the repricing, remarketing, you know, take the clothes out, take the thing off, ve them around, talk to all the employees. and i really did not like that, actually. it was fun to be with my dad, but i'm like, "this is not for me." probably let him down. he probably thought i'm gonna take over his women's clothing stores. and all of a sudden, i found computers. you know, i was in radio shack in 1979. i found the trs-80 model i. and i went and talked to my grandmothe and i said, you know, "i'd really like to buy one of these." and she's like, "well, how much is it?" i'm like, it's

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nordic commercial property company, david, jim sort of set up disney in the wake of the d-23 conferenceme new previews of avatar ii and "black panther" 2 and then of course ancillary headlines about lobe, about hulu, disney plus, and so forth. >> and again, to jim's point, not that much from mr. chapek in terms of exactly what a new strategy may be for espn, but certainly pushing back against this idea that the asset would be better off no longer a part of the disney family now, that was something that was introduced as well by the way, i mean, it's not like it's a thought that hasn't occurred to people inside disney for years, and to any number of bankers, but it was also part of that lobe letter from a few weeks ago that we brought you. and we've kind of had doubts about it even then, and initially it didn't seem to be part of the way disney is thinking about espn right now, jim, which is much more a part, first of all, of an important bundle, disney plus, espn+, and hulu not to mention the prospects that you alluded to of what you can do in the new world of gaming and betting in term