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>> as daisy says, they all want to get it right.m what unfolded yesterday. we talked about the first alert in the house of commons when notes were being passed around and the look of shock on the faces of conservative politicians, conservative and labor on energy prices in the u.k. i can't believe it was just a statement they were given that was given to the public because all that said was the queen was under medical supervision. and i've got a feeling that sort of london bridge is down was being handed to those politicians that were the leading politicians of each party, the ruling conservative party and opposition labor party because why would they have looked so alarmed at just a note saying the queen is under medical supervision. i think we've already seen some of the plan unfolding before our eyes, even though we're not entirely conscious of it ourselves. >> and we're going to -- go ahead, daisy. >> so much of this does come down to minute-by-minute precision. so when the flags are lowered to half mast, that has to be within t

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i want to bring in daisy. as formal as this is, as ancient a ritual this is, as i understand, dazecy, it's not a formal proclamation where they have to read the same speech, the same form of words. they can bring their own personality to it, and they have in the past. >> reporter: well, i think that's right. it's so interesting to compare what happened yesterday to today. yesterday he was laying out his stoll. today is much more traditional. st. james palace is the most senior the palaces. built in 1968. you've seen the balcony. the central window has to be removed for this event. can you imagine the poor men and women having to take out this centuries-old window in the middle of the night and lay red carpet all over that flat roof balcony there is. it's an astonishing event really. looking at all of those former prime ministers. but actually they've had such a close relationship with the royal family over the years. i expect in some ways it was quite comforting for prince charles to see john major there. he w

daisy, if i may ask, what about the belovd dogs?many -- some 30 different dogs, perhaps, as many as that? what's going to happen to her dogs? >> she did -- you are right. all her dogs -- all her corgis went back to one called susan. she had more than 30 over the years. she was given some puppies by andrew and his daughter after prince philip died. they will go back to live with andrew and sarah. what happens to the others? i was listening to somebody this morning talking about how he had helped train some of the dogs. he said she really was very masterful at training her dogs. she could get them to sit in a semi-circle and she fed them at 3:00 every afternoon. she took them out for walks every day. she did everything that a normal dog owner would do. >> did it a lot better than a lot of the -- my friends and relatives who have pandemic puppies who are struggling with the training piece. >> yes. >> daisy, what about the family as they go through this? i was so struck by the family, the children surrounding the coffin, an ancient ritu

daisy mcandrew, nbc news royal commentator as well. welcome, guys, as we follow this breaking news out of the uk i want to go around the horn if i can, keir and start with you. as to your thoughts this hour as we are following the story, and what we know at this very moment. >> yes. we heard from buckingham palace behind me there just after 7:30 eastern in the morning with this statement, which carefully worded, but worryingly worded, honestly because of the key parts of it where it said, and it was very short, that doctors, the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health recommending she remain under medical supervision and remains comfortable. another part of this is the fact that members of her family are either at balmoral now with her or are on their way there. so the prince of wales, and the duchess of cornwall, prince charles and kmit camilla are already there. royal princess anne her daughter already there. the duke of cambridge, prince rm on his way there, we understand, sophie on her way and prince harry and duches

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back with me, daisy mcandrew and nbc news royal commentator.arations for an vent of this magnitude. >> well, it started a long time agony first contact with operation london bridge as it's called. i started over 20 years ago. a box got dusted off every year to make sure still valid. there are a number of phases to this operation. the most important one and the riskiest part passed which is managing this enormous queue snaking through london towards westminster. the necht phase is taking place very much inside a secure footprint and it's a footprint that is used many times a year but hundreds times over history to actually conduct such events. i think we're in a really safe part of this operation. >> this is the largest deployment of police officers that the city has ever seen. that is one part of the security operation. with all of the world leaders that we're seeing beginning arrive the at westminster abbey, how do you balance each individual leader's security protocols with british security? >> well, of course, on a one to one basis, that is

as daisy has said, scotland had a very strong affinity with the queen. scotland has an independence movement. loyalty to the queen here runs very high, as you can see from the pictures. the streets of edinburgh are packed with people. >> and this, henry, is one of a series of events for the new king today. obviously, we saw him in london. we saw him seem to be slightly emotional when god saved the king was sung for -- in front of parliament for the first time. you wrote a story about how the king has moved from being "the apprentice" to being the man in charge. i don't think any of us will ever understand. the fact that he continues to keep what is a very grueling schedule just physically, not to mention emotionally, how important is that as this country transitions? >> indeed. if we're going to criticize king charles iii for anything, it would have been in his long career for working too hard, for taking on too many causes, deciding there were too many things that he saw in the country around him that he wanted to change for the better, to give a voice

she was canny at it. >> daisy, i could talk to you forever. we don't have that time but we've had fun. we invite all of you to join us recover to the queens funeral beginning at 5 am eastern right here on msnbc. we will bring you the latest on what is happening here in london including that reception here at buckingham palace. thousands are still waiting for their chance to say goodbye. first, we will unpack this headline about the queen's mar-a-lago boxes. that is coming up next. you're watching msnbc. defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down time any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens.

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. >>> let's bring in nbc news royal contributor, daisy mcandrew daisy, we've just gotten a look at thearkable planning to honor the queen. what more can we expect over the next couple of days >> the next couple of days there's reall two operations in process there's "operation london bridge," which is the queen's body currently at balmoral will move to holyroodhouse in edinburgh and brought down to london to lie in state in westminster hall then there's "operation spring tide. this is what happens to king charles. tomorrow will be the ancient ritual, the ascension counsel. he'll be meeting just up the road from me at st. james's cathedral. 150 senior parliamentarians to whom he'll swear an oath of allegiance to parliament this is the palace built in 1531 -- built in 1531. they'll be taking a window out of the palace, laying red carpet onto the balcony where the king will be proclaimed >> daisy mcandrew, thank you. >>> tonight tributes are pouring in from around the world honoring the queen from celebrities who were close to her to everyday people who felt like they were. tom llamas rep

>> and princess anne happens to be nearby. >> daisy -- yes? isn't a normal family that wants to be by the bedside of an elderly relative. that there are other things that play here as well. of course, you know, when, if, the worst happens, and we're all hoping for the best to happen, charles is immediately king. his siblings have be to there, they have to kiss his hand. they're vir ceremonial and constitutional things that have to happen, and in a way, the pieces, theplayers of that piec have be to put in the right place and there is a jigsaw puzzle going on here that's just not about the monarch's health. >> so important. thank you all very much for being with us this hour. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. stay with continuing coverage hear on msnbc. we continue our coverage after a quick break. after a quick break. incredible - meatballs, fresh mozzarella and pepperon- oh, the meatball's out! i thought he never fumbles. the new subway series. what's your pick? ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're inv

but we begin in london with nbc's molly hunter, msnbc royal commentator daisy mcandrew. molly, let's talk about what we've seen from the royal family today as the citizens throughout that country are finally getting their say, their chance to say goodbye to queen elizabeth in person. >> yeah, andrea, that's exactly right. the coffin today is moving from the family to the people. we are actually across from westminster hall. the queen is lying in state just across the river from where i am right now. and people line the streets of london for that procession. it was incredibly moving, and daisy can speak to being outside of buckingham palace when everyone went by. everyone was huddled around their mobile phones to watch that procession. police estimate between 700,000 and 1 million people will wait to pay their respects. so the doors of westminster hall, andrea, open up to the public at 5:00, right now. you can see this line is already moving. it runs for ten miles. and i actually want to bring in my friends over here cindy and della from texas. andrea, as you mentioned, i

daisy, tell me, you don't think it's british? i don't know! >> i think there is something about striking up conversations with total strangers, that a lot of british -- brits do you feel a little bit squeamish about. we have a high embarrassment threshold. sometimes we think we're gonna strike up a conversation with somebody and they're gonna snap us and not want to talk back. once the barriers come down and you know that it's a safe space where everybody is talking to each other and you're not going to be rebuffed or snubbed, then people start and they can't stop. that's another thing that people have been saying. they really are getting phone numbers and making friendships with total strangers, really lovely. >> maybe we'll learning a little bit from americans by emily, tell me daisy, were a few hours from the moment where the queen's grandchildren welcome to that health for their own vigil. eight of them. we've seen the children, king charles of course, but this will be something different. >> it will be something different. i pretty much g

with me is willfred frost, andrew roberts, and daisy mcandrews.. >> absolutely, where you go and spend your summer holidays is clearly where you love the most. and i think we've always known how much she loved it. it's only happenstance that she died there. but given that she has, clearly king charles and the queen who would have overseen the backup plans decided to throw much more at it, make many more of the more significant ceremonial events happen up there. king charles is touring all four nations, but the coffin isn't going there. they're not having the same type of services there. that's a great thing for her majesty because she loved scotland. it's a great thing for the people of scotland and it's a good thing for the union as well. as we know, scotland is the country of the four parts of the united kingdom that more regularly talks about wanting independence, whether or not of course that will come or not. it's perhaps helpful for the union. >> talk a little bit about that. he's going to meet with nicola sturgeon. there had been a referend

daisy, let's talk about her extraordinary influence over her people. partly at the beginning because she had the experience in world war ii with the royal family. they did not leave london. they were there during the blitz. she served in uniform. she was an automobile mechanic. i think that was a very strong connection, was it not, to the british people, to stay strong and carry on and that whole tradition of that generation? >> you are absolutely right. that sent such a strong message. i am here, we the royal family are here with you. if you are putting your lives at risk, then so are we. it was very unusual that they didn't send the two young princesses out of london to get away from the threat of london, which was being bombed so heavily. we know that buckingham palace was bombed three times during the war. famous pictures of the young princesses, margaret and elizabeth, with their parents in the rubble of buckingham palace. that photograph was meant to send the message that we're all in this together. the queen has sent lots of messages over the ye

it's going to be difficult to pull it off. >> well, tim, daisy's right. i mean, this is the speech he has written and rewritten countless times over the years. is it possible to overstate how important this is in setting the tone, in giving people perhaps a clue about what his monarchy will look like? >> i think we've had a bit of a clue already, as a matter of fact, because that walk about that we've just seen at buckingham palace, gave you an insight into how relaxed prince charles is with members of the public, and whatever people's opinions of him may be, he's very, very good at getting out there, shaking hands, and talking to people. but the other thing that i noticed watching that, which is another sign of the changing times from the previous monarch is the number of smartphones that are now held up. you know, everyone's a paparazzi these days, and one of the reasons in her life that the queen didn't like to do walk abouts, she did not like to plunge into the crowds like that, which is that she didn't like people sticking their smartphones and takin

daisy mick andrew is with me.le, authorities are also, as you can imagine, bracing for hundreds of thousands of people expected to line the route of the the funeral possession tomorrow. it's the largest security operation ever undertaken by london police. let's talk about that. notably, british police are not armed, but we're going to have armed soldiers there. the bobbies will not be armed, as i understand. we're going to have british military. i remember when i was in cornwall at the g7 that we thought that was good security. i was meeting with the scottish and irish regiments of police at the airports who were being flown in from all over the uk. this is even -- >> this is off the scale. i've been watching all the motorcades of police outriders and most of the bikes. it's been extraordinary watching heads of state command. it's been like a ballet the way they have been going around buckingham palace. you can see the same as buses coming in behind me. there been a lot of the ip is being boston. jacinda ardern sa

and i feel really hopeful, actually, i know what daisy says, we're in a honeymoon period.ve seen so far, you feel that the new king charles absolutely wants to do justice to his mother and wants to rule in the same way as her. and i think that is why the two brothers came together. they wanted to honor the queen who didn't like conflict, she didn't want disharmony. everything about her was pushing towards forgiveness and bringing the family together with the nation coming first. and what we've seen today as we've seen here leave our family and her home in buckingham palace, and today is especially relevant because now she's been dedicated to the nation and he lies in wait. she's moved from mother to monarch to majesty as she lies in state. >> i would love to just comment on some of the things you were saying there. i completely agree with you, the way that charles has started his reign is very much in the shoes of his mother. he's doing things that she would have up to a point. but if you like putting his own personality on it, own spin on it. he doesn't want to change too

daisy is absolutely right to focus on the way the different demographics see various royals. and meghan are much more popular among the younger people, among those who don't have the same devotion to the institution of the monarchy, they may be sympathetic to the queen, more critical about the royal family and its role in some of the empire building, from the 16th century onwards. that's why we see some critical responses on social media, some well placed celebrities who have tried to ring a slightly more challenging note, one guy was even suspended from his job, a former footballer. but there is a resonance between those people in the community who don't feel comfortable with this wall to wall devotion, wall to wall celebration of the queen and the institution. it's absolutely everywhere, sports have been postponed for much of this weekend, and we will have seven or eight more days of this. probably the most in the country, a significant percentage of people, republicans, descendants of the irish, people of african and caribbean origin, people who don't like the way that the

. >>> joining me now is nbc news royal contributor daisy mcandrew.t should we be watching for in the coming days? >> i think the first thing is we will see an outpouring of grief and millions of people i believe will come here to westminster and they want to pay respects to the queen who will be lying in state in a few days. but i think all eyes will turn to prince charles. he knows he's got to be taken to our hearts. he knows that to do that he has to be seen out and b he's got to be physically close to people and metaphorically become closer to them. i think we'll see a number of walk abouts in the various nations of the united kingdom. >> we were chatting during the earlier coverage. looking at queen elizabeth, it is hard to overstate the impact that she's had. >> it really is. you can pull out every cliche you can think of. but they're all appropriate when it comes to her. i think the most appropriate is we won't see her like again. and actually we can't because we're now going to have three kings in succession. >> daisy mcandrew, thank you for b

. >> keir, let me turn to daisy mcandrew again pap royal expert for nbc news.isy, talk, if you can, about the future of the monarchy without queen elizabeth. >> well, this is a moment that, as keir was implying, many people have known was coming for a while. if funeral of queen elizabeth ii started being planned back in the 1960s because the establishment doesn't like to be caught surprised. so in many ways there have been long-held plans that obviously went through many, many changes. they were updated and modernized over the years. fundamentally, there has been a plan in place, but that plan cannot take into account the public's reaction. that's the great unknown in all of this, because of course the nature of monarchy is for the current royal family to constantly have an eye on the future and constantly be working out ways to secure the future, the healthy future of the royal family. and of course the way to do that is to make sure that the royal family is relevant and popular. and the queen was both of those things. she represented us, and we believed in he

we begin in the united kingdom with kier simmons and daisy mcandrew. kier, take us through what we've seen from the king today, what we should expect throughout the week in this really emotional farewell for scotland, part of the country that was so dear to the queen's heart. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. pageantry, politics, and the intensely personal through today just starts where you left off there in scotland. the queen's cortege taken through the streets of scotland's capital city, the royal mile, with her sons and daughter walking behind as they have walked behind her for decades as their monarch, as well as our monarch, and it was intensely personal. you could see it on their faces. and yet at the same time, and we have said this so many times, carrying out their duty because that is what duty requires despite however you may be feeling in public. walking and being seen. because the scottish people lined those streets, andrea, to say good-bye to a queen, but also to see their new king. then that service and we are waiting for a vigil at th

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ian flooded her north port home, michelle robinson waded through waist-high water with her bulldog daisy, riding a kayak looking for dry land. >> we slept on the island in the kitchen. up top? >> yeah, all night. >> reporter: neighbors helped neighbors salvage what the storm didn't destroy, but the things saved were not as important as the lives saved. rescue and recovery scenes played out across florida's west coast. at the storm's peak, flash floods caught many off guard. naples fire and rescue had to break the window to this car to pull a woman to safety. in charlotte county, two heavy construction cranes at this building site were toppled, and scaffolding smashed into the building, a testament to the storm's powerful winds. >> this is fawcett icu. we've had major structural collapse and major flooding. >> reporter: and health care workers at port charlotte were forced to move vulnerable patients, some of them on ventilators. part of the roof was torn off. this is the kind of damage that 124-mile-per-hour winds can cause. the storm just toppled this gas station, and right behind it, t

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on which i thank myself, and has not yet grown to a daisy, on which i thank myself.n have an incredible voice. you can even have talent, but if there is no soul, then there is nothing. you made me cry today, well, go crazy. i play allah the people of our guest without a song, which no wedding can do. e this summer ah our guest from mineralnye vody arnold arnold because parents are fans of arnold schwarzeneggers. well, first of all, good evening. everyone, but i will break today's system. i am an armenian, not a gypsy arnold, because in fact, at the moment when i was born there were the most popular films, it was jean-claude in schwarzenegger and when i was born they were sorted out, they just didn’t know the names and started making fun of everyone started call come on jean-claude. come on van damme and then the cousin just says arnold and everyone liked it. and it's just instantly approved, for which i want to say thank you, because ah, it seems. yes, i always say this, here, but because the name was printed my name name in translation, and from scandinavian means g

brave defensive display and saw them play a daisy or— zero drive that will mean a guarantee zero 2024ng to qatar, but crackup was the final thing of 2022 for about 3000 scotland fans. after england were relegated from the top tier and the nation's league, this was the scotch chance to replace them among your�*s elite. che adams came close to an open early on. ukraine had snapped at their captain is of squares that night in how the squares that night injune. how did he miss that? injuries and a virus in the camp . squad . stretched out in's squad and craig”, to be at full stretch to gordon had to be at full stretch to keep them in again. ukraine who is matches in poland paying home matches in poland because of the war with russia pushed hard for the win that they needed. how that would have lifted hearts back home. celebrations needed. how that would have lifted he full back home. celebrations needed. how that would have lifted he full time home. celebrations needed. how that would have lifted he full time where celebrations needed. how that would have lifted he full time where scotlan

in these 4 by territories of a great 2nd, we propose a number of dizzy nations into defend sector. daisy goods, high ranking official, the russian minister of defense. those who support the russian forces by providing army equipment and weapons, including me, sides, and fight aircraft, participate of the recruitment of these 300000 saudis. 3, we also continue to target actors who was spread this information about the war. in particular, those spreading false information and donating funds to the russian paid areas in the category of economic actors. a lot has been done already, but we will add further key operators. and among these paraders, it will be people for not necessarily russians, but people prefer dc based on the sort of convention of sanctions. because it's clear that there are some phenomena of city convention of sanctions that has to be included in our listings. we have preparing the listings in order to also target these people. finally, it's also important to note that we extend the geographical, the scope of the restrictions, applying to great mia to don this new shank tha

again, daisy had lines less returned to witness. oh ho oh oh oh oh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ah, ah, you saw what the florida petroleum? yes. when i was a shall hiking here. carmella go ahead and check oh ha. ha ha ha ha ha ha! for washington, the palmer i can get like a shit. yeah yeah . gosh, assume a i want to say yes. yeah. you but your school where you were the words that were to hong kong for the 2 in your honda about clyburn you will cannot she ok direction with your you know 100 m y a turn the radio your to leo. this is stacy ah a little thought that will know when you're doing. oh. good a lot. a mama . oh my yeah. ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah, i had just begun with was home phone number 5. 03. these are the ones who are the trim you you good josh. yeah, i was not me angel, you got a a ah ah a new ah wonderful with what what what what, what it's cheaper. sure. what. what, hey, she should a g, u, g, cuz she was the magician there shall. i think you might be a huge number 20 and you know what? that she told me that all you kinda

daisy can completely deconstruct an entire iphone from start to finish in undera minute.achine. all individual bits and pieces land here to then be sorted bya human. most modern smartphones contain as many as 30 elements and rare earth materials, including cobalt, tungsten, gold and tin. and the world economic forum has warned that some elements may be completely depleted in 100 years. apple claims that new methods of recycling phones, like daisy, could help recover more of these metals from end—of—life phones, and that its products contain more recycled materials than ever before. rare earth elements and metals require extensive mining with considerable environmental, social and political impacts. our goal is to make all of our products using only recycled or renewable material. daisy is helping us with that — she can do 23 models of iphone, she can do 2.4 million units a year, and all of that means more material going back around a circular supply chain so, ultimately, we can end our reliance on mining. daisy concentrates on 14 key materials which would otherwise be ext

boy, oh so much then it but at the moment sir daisy in that area. so there is an annual, this is on the horse and don't guarantee neither natural, i'm just needed someone to do it, but they might just click out of here. so there's natural, national. what time i see much in my will come and get a better price. all right, so joe, which shall i get into the system, but also those the the quota sheet on that because i will put it out in the afternoon. yes, specials. the emotional thing is you need to know personal team that we're almost done tomorrow by march. the window was motion with the roof machine this morning, complex from oak mall. but i don't know if she'll do this on my list of won't do it and it should just sort of this down to neutral there when you get it all good. as well as a safe, but you on august telling me about this and anything complex bonuses, you know, you've taught them chest and you know, the mostly in the bush school, but i will coordinate some way. we will pick it up under my shannon just to know what i mean, and you are going

me beauty, but no one told me that products with flowers are dry flowers, and i just plucked these daisiestry. i flooded them there, i see, why did they all turn black, something even rotted there, and what is it? why couldn't it? here go on the internet even look to read something. no, i somehow didn’t think of it before, or something. and that’s all by trial and error. i still haven't left the topic. here is the acrylic. i liked how this paint flows. i thought that if you try to make resin paintings in fluitard technique, but only from resin, and now quietly, quietly. i became, i didn’t understand myself, when i reached this level, where i am now, it’s somehow everything, i don’t know how to explain it. i understand that this is not magic, not magic. it's more of an experience. i just never envied anyone some kind of black envy than me. i am always happy for someone's success. let. even if , as many people tell me, this is not a colleague, these are competitors, but he says no, first of all. this is a colleague, because uh the world is built, if you treat someone badly, that's envy with

what's going to happen and they plead for the you to allow russia to send us more and more fertilizer. daisy, all these people have been coming here for some days and i came here last week and still i have not yet managed to get any fertilizer. it's not enough at all that you should stop the sanctions immediately. because here in africa, we are the ones suffering this week the white house hosted its 1st conference on health and nutrition in 50 years, and joe biden promised to in hunger in the u. s. good. with just a decade with an $8000000000.00 government effort. i really do know we can do this and hunger in this country by the year 2030 and lower the total normally the tall guy remains diseases takes to many americans scores within our reach the meeting of hundreds of us policymakers health after the farmers and business leaders came at a time of raging inflation in the us and we support by the agriculture department revealed that about 10 percent of us households have difficulty obtaining enough food. that's the consumer prices have been winding at a foster rate in for decades. falcon fea

and they plead for the you to allow russia to send us more and more fertilizer. daisy, all these people have been camping here for some days. i came here last week and still i have not yet managed to get any fertilizer. it's not enough. a tool that you should stop the sanctions immediately because here in africa we are the ones suffering. oh. the solomon islands has refused to sign a joint declaration between america and pacific island nations at high profile whitehouse summit, saying that there is no consensus and that it needs more time to think it over. solomon islands is not in a position to adopt the declaration. this week and will need time to reflect on the declaration and refer the declaration through solomon islands national decision making process, solomon islands. note that the declaration remains under discussion and have yet to enjoy consensus and will need further discussion. washington sought to sign the declaration. what the pacific nations aimed at preserving will general trade and security and in showing sustainable development mainly to counter china's influence . and

and he said daisy shared moscow and cut monday his plan to develop a mechanism for mutual agreements in their respective national occurrences. megan megan mccain him like and didn't have to repeat versus a committee because it'll be less of the booking italy thing. but based on our one got it is not in a that should be closer to proper banking. the rest of the suck and then go prism that may be new persons with the recent shanghai corporation organization, summit, china and russia agreed a road map, so expand trade in their local currencies. last week, india announced that it is to trade in repeats with russia after developing a payment mechanism, enable it to do so. at last month, turkey and russia signed an agreement for economic corporation that was see the russian rubel used in bilateral trade between the 2 countries. earlier we spoke with nepalese, journalist iraq, but i talkie who says the u. s. dominance and the influence of the dollar in decline. given the fact that russia student does not engage anybody a deeper manner with nepal. i think eaves flea towards these, you know,

but it will, i will not. parson is india fulton, daisy, cathy, to rome of par back in on the incident. there was an onion, things equal grain school on our old larson. yo yo, she goes to craig to carol. she go to the nuts. oh, shoot the top ashi stick with the new model. it will be all at of see what an imprint at the book a young person sort of jumped up like. she would get it as you present will yet, and i've used to cranes came out all the books. i didn't put some private cells. monumental cranes easier on your cell and i've lost all that good stuff, m c b a r t a beautiful a for answer unclear boy. sure. use the bubble up. i've eaten, i guess that's a good good of excuse. pretty pretty. yes. you do stop. it's less of room, you like a limo? minova? oh gosh, i'm constantly getting bullied to keep it across. the me start level. you denise, duty mcgee, about our boards are able to junior kept the huge on probing level of misconduct. i missed that. i think you just go so user, so crane i foolish as a molecule. does the price quoted move up and ukraine just by me? he could bon b. don't

what's going to happen, and i bleed for the you to allow russia to send us more and more fertilizer. daisy, all these people have been coming here for some days. i came here last week and still have not yet managed to get any fertilizer is not enough at all the you should stop the sanctions immediately because have in africa we are the ones suffering. ah, your opinion has brought to the plan for an 8th package of sanctions. again, russia promising that the measures will bite the mobilization 14 threat to use nuclear weapons. a further steps on the escalation part were determined to make the kremlin pay for this further escalation. so today we're together proposing a new package of biting sanctions against the new list, which include a ban on the import of some russians feel products along with limited access to some european services. the biggest measure is the introduction of an oil price cap . some of the policies had been discussed by the u. s. before, but had not been put in place. the mrs aim to significantly reduce the inflow of petra dollars to the russian budget by stating a maximu

let's go back to daisy. i think we are going to try your line again, daisy.eadline there, harry can wear a uniform. what is the significance of this? this has been one of the only sticking points or controversy so far about how the funeral has been arranged and the decisions that have been made, and the decision that we had been told was that when it comes to any of the ceremonial engagements, either the accession we saw the beginning of the week or moving the queen's often ——coffin to westminster hall and the senior hall and the senior walking behind, and now the next vigil, the vigil of the princes that we saw once in scotland, where the queen's four children stood, including princess anne, the first time a woman had been able to do that, at the corners of the coffin, standing guard in the traditional moment of mourning. would not be able to wear their uniforms, even though they both have seen active service, apart from one occasion at the vigil in westminister hall where andrew would be able to. many people, myself included, thought that this decision was

what's going to happen and they plead for the you to allow russia to send us more and more fertilizer. daisy, all these people have been camping here for some days. i came here last week and still have not yet managed to get any 1st mazda is not enough to the you should stop the sanctions immediately, because here in africa, we are the ones suffering with washington said to vote on another $12000000000.00 a package for t, as which includes military supplies. and we some post shows that many americans want that government to do more diplomatically to ends the conflict in ukraine. and he's kind of more next tuesday we have congress putting forward a vote for another, basically, $12300000000.00 to go to ukraine. and at the same time, we have the quincy institute coming forward with a new poll that shows that 49 percent of americans say that biden has not done enough diplomatically to resolve the crisis. and ukraine than 47 percent of americans saying that they feel that they only want more aid to ukraine if it accompanies diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. now, quite a gap here. this is wh