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local government association has reported a rise in the number of shops illegally selling e—cigarettes to children. davidion's community wellbeing board — hejoins me now. thanks for coming on the programme. good afternoon, nice to be with you. what is the problem, as you see it, with vaping products and selling them? �* , , with vaping products and selling them? 3 , ~ . with vaping products and selling them? 2, . ., with vaping products and selling them? . ., , them? let's be clear about this, vain them? let's be clear about this, vaping products _ them? let's be clear about this, vaping products are _ them? let's be clear about this, vaping products are actually - them? let's be clear about this, vaping products are actually a i them? let's be clear about this, i vaping products are actually a very good way to get yourself off smoking and we would encourage people to stop smoking and move to vaping, thatis stop smoking and move to vaping, that is a really good alternative with less risks. but if you are under 18 and you are coming to vaping as a lifestyle choice, really, but seems to be completely the w

local government association has reported a rise in the number of shops illegally selling e—cigarettes to children. david about the changes they'd like to be introduced. vaping products are actually a very good way to get yourself off smoking and we would encourage people to stop smoking and move to vaping. that is a really good alternative with less risks. but if you are under 18 and you are coming to vaping as a lifestyle choice, really, that seems to be completely the wrong thing to do. first of all, it's illegal and second of all, the marketing of these products does encourage youngsters to adopt them, and ultimately it is a way into smoking, rather than a way out. so you want changes to the way they market it? we certainly do. we believe that clearly, it is illegal, but we do have to tackle the marketing of them, so what we would like to see is they're moved into plain packaging, that they're moved away from the counter and shop windows, and some of these products are really highly attractive colours, they have cartoon characters on them, they are very sweet, they are fruity and, i mean, there are e

e your interpretation. he received strong confirmation. in a recent washington post article, they are well-known and well -informed columnists. uh, david of the worst managed, apparently, a long conversation with secretary of state anthony blinskin, and he uh quotes him a lot, and i know i've often disagreed with him over the years. sometimes he agreed, because he was the editor who published my article at one time, but i know about nine to one thing. he is a meticulous journalist. and if he quotes blinkin, then i'm sure that he quotes him correctly. and honestly, this article, i'll tell you , made a frightening impression on me, because the main idea of ​​​​the article is that the biden administration. in general, not even now she is very interested in a negotiated solution, that the point is not only and not so much about giving zelensky the opportunity to set the agenda, but about forcing russia to agree on terms that would be acceptable to zelensky and, most importantly, acceptable to biden impossible, because the united states, as you rightly said, wants a victory, or at least what looks like a victory that could be presented as a

david: and south korea e-commerce platform, rolling out an army of robots. do they need that much help? an exclusive look next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: indian billionaire gautam adani is taking new steps to restore confidence in his conglomerate. billions of dollars of market cap have been erased from the short-seller report from hindenburg research. they are making these payments, annabelle. we think it is to restore confidence and get ahead of the curve, as it were. annabelle: yeah, we reported this was a possibility last week, and it was actually announced. gautam adani and his family will be returning some borrowings in advance of the scheduled deadline, more than $1.1 billion. what happens when that is returned, the shares pledged against it are released. they are trying to dispel any reports in the market around margin calls. especially since we had a number of banks last week stopping to accept adani collateral for loans. this affected three companies here. in terms of them, adani ports, adani energy. adani ports is rising 9.3%. but a deadly tra

e-commerce to our users. and we do have a service fee that we charge to provide those services. davidomebody just uploads their video on tiktok, do they pay you a fee for that or not? shouzi: no, it's absolutely free. david: ok. so, who is the most popular person in the world on tiktok? shouzi: i believe the most followed person on tiktok today is charli, charli d'amelio. she's very talented and she has been posting some amazing content on our platform and her followers love her. i think the most interesting thing about this community that we've built, david, is that it is unique in the sense that it is-- the content that's being produced is very raw, it's very real, and is very authentic. it is not over-polished. it is not glossy. and it just feels very-- it just feels very real as people sort of publish, you know, what-- their best selves. i can give you another example. so, our second most followed creator today is a gentleman called khaby. khaby lives in italy. as far as i know, he is originally from senegal, and what he does is he uses a--he uses stitch. stitch is a feature on ou

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we believe in ourselves, in our strength.after one year of war,e kremlin is still managing to persuade most russians to believe that. davidspoke to steve earlier for mo on vladimir putin's putid russia's participation in this key arms control treaty. how much of a threat does that pose to western nations and is there a risk of an arms race for uncos r ietrsuchthis treaty was. both sides had been astin gusmonth, russia accused the kremlin ofiolating it. there were concerns that it could unravel. what was sought today with vladimir putin suspending russia's participation, he has not pulled out completely but he has suspended participation and that causes concern. i was speaking to military experts here today that said this is serious. this is the last remaining big nuclear arms deal and america. if that completely unravels, what you get after that is the danger of a w arms race. vlimir was already hinting that russia may restart nuclear testca does so.meri ifs it's a serious moment. david: vladimir putin again blamed the west for the conflict in ukraine but are ordinary russians buying that message? reporter: srt a lot s ot

. >> reporter: david cane lives nearby and worries about the food in his refrigerator. >> pg&e has sent texts to my mom's phone saying it would be on by 6:30. that was at 3:00. and 6:30 has come and gone, and it's still not on. >> we called for a fire coming from inside the pg&e yard. >> reporter: oakland fire says a pg&e transformer at the sub station near 50th avenue and coliseum way caught fire. crews were able to put the flames out, but some 50,000 customers were left without power. >> a significant amount of customers out of service. >> reporter: it caused traffic problems. in alameda, the high street bridges were snuck the up position. >> there were some power issues, and only a few gates working. so we had to wait for an open gate. >> reporter: pg&e says it's working to get power back for everyone but some people may be without power for up to 12 hours. >> it's terrible. >> reporter: shortly after we spoke with david, his power was restored. other residents are hoping the same happens for them, too. >> it's happened again. yet another street vendor was attacked in san jose. the s

e u in to the u. k. this is about good moving the up the other way. all right, david, thank you so much for that. explanation that was david fennimore. he is professor of european politics at queen's university, belfast now to some of the other global business stories making is today. french, french defense group, talis plans to hire 12000 new employees as defense spending rises in europe. the c o attributed this move to the dynamic growth of the defense market. shares, and talis group haven't risen 60 percent since the war and ukraine broke out iran currency. the re all fell to a record low of $600000.00 to $1.00 us dollar amid high inflation. rate has lost almost half its value since the start of countrywide protests in iran falling the death of a young woman in custody last year. ukrainian president vladimir lensky has held talks with us treasury secretary, janet delane, was on a surprise visit to keith. yelling said the u. s. had transferred more than $1000000000.00 of direct budgetary aid to ukraine, but that there were still significant obstacle full obstacles t

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we need to make sure the funding indefense is actually going to e military and our soldiers. maria: so davidthis? where would be the areas to cut back on spending in an environment where we see china rising its provocations, investing in its own military. should military spending be off the l table in terms of spending and where would you cut? >> jason's correct. there's a lot of things under military spending that really don't help the military. they're like welfare programs that they tucked into the defense because the democrats knew republicans would vote for them then. he's going to take a microscope, look at it, get rid of things that don't really help us fight china. there's a lot of waste in terms of the old covid spending that should be eliminated. we don't have a pandemic. and start with a lot of padding of excess federal government. maria: you were the head of the club for growth. let me get your take on specifically what this administration should do to trigger more growth in this economy. there is a real debate right now had that we are going to see a recession, even though many

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david karesh of under age young women. the atf got a warrant to be able to conduct a raid on mount carmel. the purpose of errest david karesh and take possession of any illegal weapons that might be found. it's my subheading when into the raid it was all based on the element of surprise and three days from now, 30 years from the day atf attempted a rate was 76 agents, they thought they would catch the branch davidians by surprise, they did not. a fire fight ensued and then that culminated in a siege and a tragic fire to the fakes of which we are still filling three decades later. -- the effects of which we are still dealing with three decades later. host: we are taking your calls. if you remember this from 30 years ago or your recollection, you got a question, give us a call. our lives are by region. eastern/central timezones, 202-748-8000. mountain/pacific timezones, 202-748-8001. you can send us a text at 202-748-8003 and we are on social media. let's go back to the initial fire fight. who started that? who fired that first shot? guest: that starts the controversy really. according to the members of atf,

franz schubert i'm on myself or on my own david samoilov joseph brodsky seems to be all listed only one question. will it really snow today, but just for this e answer to this question. of course, we know, because we have a temperature map of the weather, we are already looking at it. so will it snow in the morning let's start with this question? well, it's wet in minsk, maybe. this is expected. we have this morning up to 2 ° heat. plus 3-5 this morning in brest it is cloudy with clearings, but at the same time precipitation is possible in vitebsk much cooler from two to four degrees below zero, while precipitation is also possible. it is also sleet in gomel and around zero in grodno plus 3 + 5 this morning it is already cloudy clarifications. at the same time, it will also be humid in mogilev 0 -2 and precipitation is also possible. what temperature indicators are promised to us by the heavenly office this afternoon in minsk zero, plus two, cloudy with a clearing between wet weather will not do without rain and in brest there is plus six plus eight to two frosts in vitebsk is the coldest today and also with cheese plus two plus four in gomel

david mitchell, thanks very much for joining us from belfast and dividing some context to the story of u. k. e leaders. we've seen a new brick set deal on northern ireland avoiding land a board of checks on trade across the region. aah! in magnitude 5.6, quake has shaken the city of malachi and east and took him one personal been reported that a more building have been destroyed. the new tremor comes 3 weeks after 2 major earthquakes killed, at least 50000 people across southern care. and northern syria correspondent theresa bow is in my last year and has this report. we're here in the province often, my lad to yeah, this is just 10 kilometers away from where the latest earthquake, the 5.6 earthquake happens earlier this monday we're here where search and rescue operations continue to be ongoing disaster or so it is just told that they believe that 3 people remained underneath the rubble here, but that they're not hearing any voices now, but they continue to check, trying to continue and saving to save people's lives. we've been told that at least 29 buildings have collapsed or been damaged. i

e u. u. s. trade relationship there, and comments by us present, joe, by the last night. let's get a better understanding from the american side. and for that, i'm joined by david gans, he's a professor in trade and international economics at rice university's baker institute. david, welcome to the show. i want to touch on this idea of free trade in just a moment. but 1st, here in germany, there's a lot of attention on this inflation reduction act and it's potential to warp investment in europe. what's the sense there in the us? how much concern among policy makers is there for a while. thanks for inviting me in terms of the so called inflation reduction act, i think probably the germans, german concerned is mostly on the subsidies for electric vehicles and electric vehicle batteries which are limited to north america and 2 countries with which the u. s. has a free trade agreement, which does not include the e u. so the concerns here, i think, are basically the parties are united on the basic by the administration proposals. the legislation, which is by american invest american employ american workers. and though there are obviously some who are concerned with

david martin at the pentagon with that new information thank you. southwest airlines is back in the spotlight, this time on capitol hill, e illed t cerr miions groundedholiday seasonkoleonas morntoato >> reporter: a trip to go home for the holidays turned into a travel nightmare for hope grandon and her boyfriend. >> we were not able to get to memphis for christmas. we were stuck at a hotel. on the phone with family members, you know, crying. >> reporter: faced with long hold times and it crashed staff, the seattle couple was among 2 million passengers impacted by a widspread southwest airlines disruption at the end of december. >> let me be clear. we messed up. >> reporter: chief operating officer andrew watterson told the senate commerce committee the issue was called caused by a cascade of problems, starting wa severe winter storm that impacted hubs in chicago, overwhelming its crew scheduling system and operating and ultimately forced the airline to cancel nearly 17,000 flights. >> can you guarantee that this won't happen again? >> we will do everything we can to make sure it doesn't happen again. we will not spare any expense. >> reporter: but t

e now, mr. colonel, he is in a rather difficult situation, we know that 10 days ago the leader of the servant of the people davidmiya faction said that reznikov would be replaced by nabudanov, and now there is information that he offers three deputies and three new deputies for approval by the ministry of defense e.e. , in particular, varshikov wants to dismiss his deputies ivan rusnak and oleg hajduk and to appoint oleksandr pavlyuk , a lieutenant general of the armed forces of ukraine, to the post of first deputy minister the post of deputy for digital development of the volunteer vitaliy denengu, who is the founder of the fund, come back alive to the post of deputy for european integration of the former ambassador of ukraine to canada andriy shevchenko . change in your own way, taking into account the events that preceded the minister of defense of ukraine, i will be honest in my position. i am not an expert in personnel policy as such, but i do have some experience understanding of global geopolitics, knowing how important this war in general is in a civilizational sense for world democrats and for world tyr

reporter: pg&e says it's working to get power back for everyone, but expects some people may be without power for up to 12 hours. >> it's terrible. >> reporter: shortly after we spoke with david, his power was restored. other residents are hoping the same happens for them, too. alyssa goard, "today in the bay." >>> and we are following this story very closely. we want to let you know that we are pushing those push alerts out of the outage via the nbc bay area app. if you haven't already done so, make sure you download the app to get breaking news and weather alerts sent straight to your phone. traffic lights are still out in part of west oakland this morning, so be careful. >>> new details regarding another street vendor attack in san jose. this is the second incident in just one week. this time, the vendor started recording as the man came at him with a baseball bat and threats. the vendor is speaking out after his alleged attacker was arrested. "today in the bay's" natalie vera reports. >> reporter: they've arrested a 43-year-old suspect and they're seeking charges for assault with a deadly weapon. you're watching a street vendor get hit with a bat as he was selling chicken

david flippo. the canadian minister said canadians are safe. whatever this thing is was shot down in a remote part -- part e you con. the -- of the yukon. somebody is probing norad defenses it would seem with these flying objects. >> you have got to wonder if this is a saturation effort. there is a little bit difference in the objects that came across. what kind of signals and intelligence are they trying to pick up. i think i read the one shot down over alaska was maybe putting off some counter damning. there are things we need to look at what these frequencies are, that these are operating off of, and what type of information we'll get from them. having been living up in the area for 10 years when i retired from the air force. that's rugged country up there. right now there is not a lot of daylight. they have a short time frame to get either one of these objects and get intel from them. i was talking to general moseley last night in an event. he was my commanding general in iraqi freedom. one of the major concerns he expressed yesterday was are we keeping up? is our military modernization keeping up with the technologies of our advers

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i arlington house, the robert e lee memorial and it closed in 2017 and for renovations after they got a generous grant from david rubenstein to its presentation of slavery. and if you are up that way i highly recommend that you look at it it opened last summer and lee is still a big part of it, but he's downplayed a little bit the but the the over over examined lee who lived at full time at arlington house just a fraction of the years that custis lived there has also as you all have noted, been subjected to a 21st century demotion. so this presented opportunities. this book that i worked on to come out when it did. so here are george russian parke custis. his parents, john parke custis, known as jackie also raised at mount vernon. he is the son of martha washington from her first marriage and in the mid-seventies he marries calvert, who was descended from the lord baltimore line in suburban maryland, and they were married at mount airy, which is in upper marlboro, maryland. and this is where george washington parke custis was born. he was the fourth, the only boy out of four. and in 1781, this was during covid.