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we will leave it there, debbie connoll , well. we will leave it there, debbie connolly. dog _ well., debbie connolly, dog behaviour is, - well. we will leave it there, debbie connolly, dog behaviour is, thank. connolly, dog behaviour is, thank you so much forjoining us. they are unsure what it is, it was brought to the surface and have been many theories about it floating around on social media. it's been nicknamed the gold in or before any harry potter fans nicknamed the gold in or before any harry potterfans on nicknamed the gold in or before any harry potter fans on there. that's it for me for now, do stick with bbc news. hello there. well, today, temperatures didn't get to 30 degrees celsius somewhere in the uk, unlike the previous seven days, which was a record for september, we've never had seven consecutive days back to back where temperatures have reached 30 degrees celsius before, but the heatwave is ending. we've seen this weather fronts move in across the north—west of the uk we've seen this weather front move in across the north—west of the uk through the day today, intr

oh, debbie is brilliant . peter oh, debbie is brilliant. peter says debbie is an absolute delight.ll keep all those messages coming. we love them, but it's now time for the great british debate this and i'm is it this hour. and i'm asking, is it time to back national time to bring back national service now, conservative mp penny mordaunt has suggested a brand new national service that automatically signs up every 16 year old in the uk. ms morton thinks that a new national service like this could be unifying and could also help teach people the skills they need to thrive in the modern world. but is a new national service a good idea? i mean, should we be enrolling 16 year olds into government service ? olds into government service? what do you think? so for the great this hour, great british debate this hour, i'm time to bring i'm asking, is it time to bring back national service? well, let's my panel make of let's see what my panel make of that. joined by broadcaster that. i'm joined by broadcaster and lizzie and and columnist lizzie cundy and also mp simon also former labour mp si

debbie, debbie, debbie , respond to that i >> -- >> that's 5mm >> that's fair.air. >> that's fair. that's fair. >> debbie you're just an outlier i >> -- >> well, there's a lot more people think the way that i do, but are too frightened to open their mouths. yeah, indeed. >> and debbie, by the way, i think it's also really important to point out, isn't it, that lots of people who are trans don't believe in puberty blockers for young kids ? that's blockers for young kids? that's sort of two separate debates, aren't they ? aren't they? >> well, they are. we've got situation with children who are being transitioned. and before puberty , having their puberty puberty, having their puberty stopped taking cross—sex hormones. this is experimental treatment . the long term treatment. the long term prognosis is totally unknown and it is wrong. we should not be doing this. and there's plenty of trans people around, myself included, who who just who are included, who who just who are in horror , shock and horror in horror, shock and horror about what is going on. and just th

debbie, debbie, debbie , respond to that i >> -- >> that's 5mm >> that's fair.air. >> that's fair. that's fair. >> debbie you're just an outlier i >> -- >> well, there's a lot more people think the way that i do, but are too frightened to open their mouths. yeah, indeed. >> and debbie, by the way, i think it's also really important to point out, isn't it, that lots of people who are trans don't believe in puberty blockers for young kids ? that's blockers for young kids? that's sort of two separate debates, aren't they ? aren't they? >> well, they are. we've got situation with children who are being transitioned. and before puberty , having their puberty puberty, having their puberty stopped taking cross—sex hormones. this is experimental treatment . the long term treatment. the long term prognosis is totally unknown and it is wrong. we should not be doing this. and there's plenty of trans people around, myself included, who who just who are included, who who just who are in horror , shock and horror in horror, shock and horror about what is going on. and just th

do you feel it is a witch hunt, ella and debbie? i do not, l hunt, ella and debbie?ntinue to get away with it, unless, i do nothing for a minute channel four would have put out this programme if had not done a lot of checks and were absolutely being checked by a lot of lawyers to say, you will not get sued for this because they wouldn't have put the programme out. the police would not have gone into such detail in their investigations as the journalist unfortunately had to iron i am not for a moment saying the media is always correct and never lies but i am saying we cannot be more concerned with protecting perpetrators and we are with victims when we know so many women are being sexually assaulted and raped, so few perpetrators convicted and we have historically so many people who are allowed to get away with it, some of them until after they have died. let's bring in richard. i'm so sorry, was that someone else? i'm not sure. carry on.— sorry, was that someone else? i'm not sure. carry on. was that ella? i 'ust not sure. carry on. was that ella? i just wanted — not

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and, we are heading to florida, where former congresswoman debbie lieu -- is on the ballot. we are going to chat looking to challenge senator rick scott for his seat. we will ask her how she plans to break the republican stronghold. plus, social media sensation -- is in the simone spotlight. they are giving us the t about their rise, and the new music that they are dropping. i'm symone sanders-townsend, and i have something to say. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we are entering a critical week in this country, one that will impact americans in so many ways. pocket -- in a perfect storm, just make it even worse. let me walk you through the triple whammy that i am talking about. first, the looming government shutdown, congress has six days to fund the governor, just six days. y'all and the house republican seem more determined than ever to jeopardize the paychecks of millions of federal workers, all while ushering in billions of dollars in economic losses. all, just to enlist more americans into their culture wars. house speaker kevin mccarthy, just arrived at the capitol last hour. he told nbc

we'll get the latest from shane fain and michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. >>> more bad news for biden as his son hunter is indicted on gun charges and the house gop launches an inquiry alleging corruption by the president and his family. >> i think he could do better. he's trying, but he's not strong enough. >>> plus, we'll have new cbs poll data to gauge how voters are thinking about the president's age and performance. >>> then a prison swap with iran is expected in the coming days. the latest from chairs republican congressman mike turner and democratic senator mark warner. finally, a conversation with actor and director sean penn about his documentary from the front lines of the war in ukraine. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morning with the united autoworkers simultaneously strike against ford, general motors and chrysler parent stellantis. roughly 8% of the union workers stopped work at plants in ohio, michigan and missouri after their contracts expired thursday night. the union says if they don't g

i want you to go back to what debbie dingell told you.p is again playing to their insecurities and their anxieties. and we're going to have to be very clear that as we make this transition to new technology, there's a new role for the workers, they'll be paid a decent wage that lets them support their families. everybody says michigan is a blue state. michigan is not. it is purple. it is a very competitive state. and donald trump would do well in michigan right now. >> kasey, that was a warning siren to me to some degree and warning siren that debbie dingell was trying to put up there in 2016 as well but in the course of since 201 people thought, michigan moved firmly back into the blue category. she says no. >> she does. and look, i have conversations with her and as i know you do, too. many other sources on the ground here. and i know and she has told me that she's trying to tell the biden campaign specifically, hey, you potentially have a problem here. and i think she was very clear in saying, she said michigan is a purple state. that

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i'm joined by congresswoman debbie dingle, a congresswoman from michigan.irst off, is the house speaker's frustration well-placed, in your view? >> it should be placed at his own caucus. we should not be standing here today looking at a government shutdown. all the things that the viewers just heard him say about how irresponsible it is, how it doesn't help our men and women in uniform are all right. but we got a spending bill from them that gave us 15 minutes before voting. we asked for 90 minutes just to read the bill. every democrat i know in this caucus wants to keep the government open. this is solely speaker mccarthy and members of his caucus's shoulders. we are doing everything we can to keep everything open, but not one that risks other things like women and children and our national security. >> what are you concerned might be this this latest proposal? your colleague representative jason crow says they misrepresent over and over and use lies and deception to put through their agenda, so we need to make sure we know what's in the bill. that part of

next is debbie on the democrats line in gainesville, florida.aller: thank you so very much for taking my call. can you still hear me? host: sure can, debbie. caller: thank you so much. senator menendez. to me, what we are seeing -- being revealed is a direct example of how corporate funding of elections does not work in this country. we see it with legalized insider trading with our elected officials and congress, because they get to write the rules. we do not have public financing of elections. instead, we have corporate funding of elections. we are the only democracy -- advanced democracy in the world -- where we allow our losers to become president. this electoral college needs to be abolished. we need true, public financing of elections, because corruption runs deep on all parties. so, it is not about me favoring a democrat over a republican, even though i am a lifelong democrat. it is the system that we have in place that has created us a laughingstock in the world. we are supposed to be so-called leaders in democracy? we are a laughingstoc

we're going to speak with michigan congresswoman debbie dingell about president biden's visit to theicket lines tomorrow. >>> the latest nbc news poll is out for the 2024 presidential election, we'll tell you about the numbers that should alarm democrats and republicans. >>> we begin with a major breakthrough in the writer's guild strike. last night hollywood screen writers and entertainments studios reached a tentative agreement that could put an end to one of the longest walkouts in the history of the industry. if adopted, it's a huge victory for thousands of writers who have spent nearly five months out of work and on the picket lines fighting for better conditions. in a statement, the writer's guild negotiating committee said, quote, this deal is exceptional. nbc's chloe melas joins us now. what's in this agreement and what happens next? >> we do not have the official agreement yet. some of the things we know are in there are greater protections around artificial intelligence. so many writers concerned that with this technology that their jobs could become obsolete. also residual

>> okay, so i don't know what friend decided to hear this, but i'm not going to deny that i'm debbie and sometimes when i get incensed my language gets incensed. >> all right. >> and i have had regular ongoing conversations with the white house, and steve sperling was assigned to this, i talked to him regularly, i talked to the labor secretary last night, acting labor secretary, for some time, so i am somebody who believes very strongly that the president should not mingle at least in this negotiation or this in strike. i think that they need to determine, and work with, work on the policy, for help in this transition, where it might be helpful. and i think those conversations will continue, and i think that this has to be solved at the bargaining table. >> so president biden came out yesterday, and he said that record corporate profits should mean record contracts, and he is obviously on the side of the union, and the union workers. are you satisfied with the full-throatedness, i will use that word, i just made it up if it isn't one, of his endorsement, the aggressiveness of his sup

while michigan democrat debbie dingell is going to weigh in, next. >> tonight, speaker kevin mccarthy says the house will consider a conservative stopgap bill with border provisions on friday. regardless of whether he's confident the votes will be there to pass it daring hard-liners to vote against it. well hard-liners are not budging. here is congressman matt gaetz. once again threatening to oust speaker mccarthy. >> the one thing i agree with my democrat colleagues on is set for the last eight months's house has been fully led. and we own that, and we have to do something about it. and you know what, my colleagues will have an opportunity to do something about that too. and we will see if they bail out our failed speaker. >> let's talk about it now with democratic congresswoman debbie dingell. congresswoman, thank you for joining us this evening. you have heard these words. they are not pulling any punches. i'm wondering if this were to happen. what is the plan for the democrats? do you intend to bail out as congressman matt gaetz says speaker mccarthy? >> i think we are not going t

congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> a line of children given awards at a gymnastics event, except one of them, the only black girl. we'll talk about that next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> now imagine that you're a young girl. you just competed in a gymnastics event, and you're standing in line with all the other gymnasts waiting for the medal you earned. but you're the only one who doesn't actually get that medal. and you're not sure you have been skipped over. it's exactly what happened to one young girl, and it was all caught on camera. there is newly re

. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffreyyers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking foreign language] rest infinite rest in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. a merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory and during this inspiration for commitment to their ideas and integrity in our lives. may their souls be up in the bounds of life. may they always rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. we gathered today to remember what was, what is and what will never be. we were called the sacrifice of 40 air travelers and crew -- so that we can't live in the land of the free. we recognize that an entire generation has been born that does not -- ha

so there could be going cities in the global cell for example, like logos, debbie or jakarta. they don't really have the luxury of dealing with this problems one by one. the latest report as he entered governmental panel on climate change dedicates a whole chapter 2 cities emphasizing the key role they play. while the potential is great, if things are not done sustainably, there could be major risk to the climate. urban areas already account for more than 2 thirds of all emissions worldwide. the expansion of infrastructure is keeping pace anymore with unchecked urban sprawl. uncontrolled growth of cities can lead to inter main conditions. some mega cities have long been bursting at the seams. slums develop, bringing with them serious environmental and social problems. including the gentleman is basically you have to plan ahead and say so i'm the 1st will build out the infrastructure of local transportation and other points of basic infrastructure to, to approve. but that's often fails due to a lack of funding. this type of thing, we have to consider a new concept like going in

with me is congresswoman debbie dingell.it is great to see you back on my favorite hour to watch. >> thank you very much. let's start with the strike. counseling that they will get a deal in time? >> look, i'll be very honest. i think that it is 50/50. i think that there is a very good chance that you could be seeing strikes in michigan at the end of the week. the other thing that i want to remind people is that this is not one company the way it was with the teamsters. but negotiations are going on with three different companies. each of them quite frankly are at very different places in the way that these negotiations are going. i've talked to many people involved in the last 24 hours and these are tough difficult negotiations. >> what do you think that it will mean for the biden administration if michigan goes on strike this week? >> well, i think that it is very important that the biden administration pay attention to the issues that the workers are expecting and have been expressing for some time. i do not believe that

his remarks live when they occur, but i want to welcome to the conversation, florida congressman, debbie wasserman schultz who sits on the appropriation committee. always a pleasure to see you. first, your reaction to what seems to be now the speaker taking on this inquiry possibility? >> well, i think what has become very clear is mccarthy is the ceo of the holy owned subsidiary, and that has become the trump campaign. he finally succumbed to the pressure, not only from trump who desperately wanted an impeachment for president biden, so he could distract from the four indictments he's facing, and essentially the republicans are holding the speaker house -- hostage, and all he cares about is staying in power. they are going to hold the economy hostage and proceed with a maga extremist impeachment inquiry, and it remains to be seen if they will have enough votes, but it's outrageous when there's no -- they have been desperately trying to find some way to peg evidence on joe biden, and there's none, and even the so-called whistleblowers that testified to the committee and judiciary acknowl

joining me now, michigan's democratic senator, debbie stabenow.now, so great to have you here tonight. i would love to get your thoughts on the sort of political peril this moment represents, for both democrats and republicans. i mean, i spoke with the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre, last week, and asked her explicitly if president biden walked a picket line. and i did not get a response. i wonder if you've been advising the white house that president biden needed to go to the state, and what you think about how he is handling this moment? >> well, alex, first of all, it's really great to be with you i love your show. i have to say president was in his element today, anytime he's with working men and women he deeply connects with people and i've been one of the folks that has urged him to come, assuming that this is something that the uaw wants. and the u.s. president, sean, faint has indicated that. the president had a standing invitation. so i think it was great that he was there. we know it's historic, but what i think is also

. >> reporter: in this case, the home of debbie mitchell. from tampa to stand in your yard? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. this isn't even his most absurd ascent. >> pinellas county, countryside mall, front door of jcpenney's is a strong contender. i bought a shirt at that one. >> reporter: sir edmund hillary he is not. but andrew says so what and has now hit the high points of almost every one of florida's 67 counties. >> on any adventure and also in life in general, you have to make the most of wherever you are. >> reporter: maybe there's a lot more adventures out there waiting for people than they realize. >> absolutely. and every peak is equal. >> reporter: every peak is equal, he says. because attitude trumps altitude. whether you're conquering colorado's front range or just debbie's front yard. can i go up here? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: steve hartman. "on the road" high above florida. >> norah: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night and i hope you have a great journey this . >>> good evening, i'

in fact, the also spoke to a mac the wrong uh, file bronsels president, president wiley, debbie, so we, we, every one was aware that there is some kind of shedding off intelligence by the pies on this subject. does this late statement revelation from the us some positive to canada? this is somehow whiten this diplomatic scandal. we've now got new tele, facing off against essentially this coalition of 5 countries. well, let me put it this way, a postal thought. let's start with the word, the use of the word, credible allegations as justin crude old maid in the house of commons and the number one after that the master bill and the others have bought the shed intelligence right now. why is it that to be, i'm not sharing it, the, the what, what kind of credible evidence, what kind of collectibles intelligence that's the i use or the canadian apologies of have against the engine? diplomats, we should know. number one, number 2, what kind of of evidence are they talking about? is it human that'd be done? sort of in space is a, does it include signal intelligence, all indiana diplomats based

joining us now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingell from michigan.o be a partial strike, a rolling strike. only some plants will take part starting tonight to give the workers more leverage, lessen the economic impact on them. they would have strike benefits to spare rather than everything shutting down. it would still be crippling to the industry. what do you think of the latest? we don't hear of any closure at all. they are wide apart. >> it's good to be with you. this is a day that i deeply am concerned about. i have been talking to people all night and all day. they are still at the table. there's a little more than 11 hours left until tonight. i think there's better than a 50/50 chance that there will be a strike. i've seen many negotiations. i have seen things break in those last 11 hours. in my lifetime, this is probably the most serious negotiation i have seen. it's a crossroads for the industry and its future. >> there are a lot of things at stake. electric vehicles, different pay, different work rules. what about the white house involvement

debbie wasserman schultz, what you see is different than actually happening? quick final response to that. >> you know, sandra, something they wanted from day one. they have not acknowledged the fact we have an open border and yes, a broken immigration system, we have had it for years but not the extent over the past two and a half years. you see the large influx of illegal immigrants coming across with no consequences and on top of that, tens of thousands of americans are dying every year because of fentanyl and they need to explain that to the families, those that have lost loved ones because of fentanyl and at the hands of criminals that snuck across the border. they need to acknowledge and do something and secure the border. >> sandra: appreciate you joining us. we'll let you get back to work. thank you, sir. >> thank you, sandra. >> we are suffering. there is no middle class. where is the middle class, because we are living paycheck to paycheck. >> shut down more plants, doit, i'm ready. >> keep doing it until we get what we want. >> john: more auto strik

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[bell rings] >> and to my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh.ay we never forgot what they taught us that day. god bless. [bell rings] >> distinguished guests, family, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. i am the rabbi in pittsburgh. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the is the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith, our tradition is, upon remembering our loved ones, that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking hebrew] >> exalted, compassionate god rest infinite rest in your , sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our -- veer to the souls --the pure to the souls of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory enduring this inspiration for commitment to their ideas and integrity in our lives. may their souls be up in the bond of light. may they always rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. w

debbie sorry . it. debbie sorry. >> isabel who's debbie ? >> isabel who's debbie?e downer. >> i always think i've got you . >> i always think i've got you. >> i always think i've got you. >> i'll go with you in a minute, but anyway, you know, isabel's right from the point of view that who's there challenging this goes on all the time. >> no from government, no >> no one from government, no one from the automotive breakdown services , whatever breakdown services, whatever standards say this is intolerable. you should not be allowed to do this. but they do do it. and then the suppliers blame the retailers and the retailers blame whoever , retailers blame whoever, whatever. and it all goes round in circles. but it's you and me and debbie here who pay the price all the time. >> well , never price all the time. >> well, never mind what debbie downer says. >> the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has just come out in the last few seconds saying fall in few seconds saying the fall in the the consumer price the rate of the consumer price index shows the plan to deal with inflation

debbie sold bush meeting and drove us markets for over 20 years. but today she has become a national advocate for the countries wide life and biodiversity. now we've spoken with a roommate and we've spoken with other people to stop trading that we should meet because that would be fine for we've a lot be read. if we want to know to try and push me our far, i would be empty. they will not be good for us. according to the worldwide fund for nature liberians use to get more than 75 percent of the protein from bush meet. much a v to us sold at the local markets. we have most people. he gets their food. at numa well so sold bush meat for many years, but i've to walk in with comfort. she switched to selling fish, which benefits her and her family for was sending the person with the supervisor assistance but not as says i'm fairly new especially. so i'm sending faxes in process for example, finally, if i don't want to go by, i can show much of it. i'm gonna just the conflict deputies advocacy looks to be paying off. a study was conducted on the people is

debbie embrace life and immersed herself in her family and work.und zero, i held up a picture of my sister as high as i could so the world could see her beautiful face, and with some hope -- as a held her picture on this cold day, a beautiful butterfly circled, landed on her picture and then flew out of sight. we took this as a sign, a message from debbie, letting us know that she was okay and would come to us when we needed her. through the years when we were troubled, angry, sad and heartbroken, a butterfly would appear. is this coincidence or a true sign to comfort us? looking out at familiar faces, feeling the pain we all possess, i hope that one day everyone can find similar piece here we will never overcome september 11. we will never forget, but we all must hold onto the memories we have an fine piece. [applause] >> and my brother, barry, tower two, 79th floor, sky lobby. barry, we miss you and we love you and we think about you every day. god bless you. god bless all the victims. god bless our first responders. god bless the military. god b

i don't know how many survivors have been left to dig through the mud and debbie themselves looking for their loved ones. the search for bodies as also moved out to sea for many of those and still missing were washed away. ahmed by rom is with the norwegian refugee cancel, which has been trying to get a team to flooded during the i asked them earlier about the challenges the aid workers are facing. good morning, i mean it is proving very, very difficult. it's not actually possible to get a or gets out of done. others just one or 2 roads. i'll just set a imagine before this tool and you know, that i used to have sort of the roads out so they now it's on. yeah. you know, there's only well 2 available cities. i mean you can see images just as long, long, suffocating traffic. so this is that for these on get to where around the streets as the setup that seen it, that children booking him on that. but the, that book is that cannot be picked up because there's no enough. body bags in the, in the city rescue teams are on the 4th day, a brief of search and rescue operations. it's. it's now you

denies the accusation and canadian prime minister, adjusting true, just as the minds of that new debbie treat the obligations with what he calls up most serious mess. united states has back kind of just call for india to reveal what he knows about the killing. well, d w is that deadly bureau chief. i'm recheck cima told my colleague, i knew cooper's mckennon more about being didn't governments travel advisory a while it suddenly service. and it comes on you as a direct response to canada, advisory warning it's citizens not to go to certain parts of india, citing security concerns like terrorism, munitions, the kidnapping and civil unrest. now, the indian foreign ministry has no advice. it's citizens to be extremely vigilant. when they are in canada, the thing they uh, you know, they have to be careful of anti india activities as well. as you know, politically can don't hate crimes and political and criminal violence, asking its citizens to actually be very careful in mind for especially it is risk such incidents have taken place. now it's asking it's students to register at the end did

the, the, this is debbie news live from berlin, morocco grapples with the aftermath of an earthquake. morning begins as rescue teams trying to bring survivors out of the rubble. the death toll passes, 2000 people in hospital struggle to cover the many and also the g. 20 closes in delhi with world leaders calling it a success and the african union joining the blog for sale now takes on the presidency to host the next 2 years meet and victory for germany in the fast world come file, they beat serbia in a closely fought dame, when their 1st every world site, the timeline blue cross. welcome to the program. more than 2100 people have been killed in the biggest earthquake to stripe or rocco, in more than a century. rescuers are searching for survivors and the high atlas mountains, south west of the city of march tremors were felt as far away as southern spain. rocco's, king mohammed has announced 3 days of national mourning mountain villages, reduced to rubble. despite the scale of destruction survive, it was a remote g. a resident is pulled from beneath the degrees, badly injured by the l

it's hard to navigate the streets of new debbie these days without seeing the preparations for the upcoming summit. the city is getting up to welcome the g 20 meters in this popular daddy neighborhood. a group of artists of painting gravity on the walls, the local office having commissioned by the government to beautify the city. head of the summit. shelton log me not. is in charge here. i'm here, i've got to get off work is a form of celebration. and by doing this, we are welcoming the members of the g. 20 in showing india's beauty. we are putting on a great show of welcome top. across the capital, somebody busy planting trees and dressing the steve the green. what i'll do is a branding, roads and flight was an all these roads lead us to one best solution. the main venue bought a wonderful where the summit to those take place. this is where the leaders, we've discussed pressing global issues, but for many disputes, occasions has come at the cost of displacement and loss of the library who spends the thoughts of g $20.00 preparations, housing stuff, houses, and small shops have been demolis

today, he's working as a consultant at the big hospital in debbie who's follow consumption is far too high . to low blonde. he arranges but medias modifications which would save the hosp to lots of energy in the long run. the main energy ebc either do the necessary equipment or the units. and oh yeah. devin 5 number of to navigate line high a modem. what was the other 5, g 3 deluxe on the, at the new zillow's in the area of building energy management. the need for skilled workers is already great. data analysis and artificial intelligence should help make structures green. but specific training is required. all the large booth walks fidelity is department of florida. is she on her qualifications during a state funded training program at n g u the wood wildlife fund. today she is mapping, and adrian dell is free, much low. the gardens lead to this georgia tech to determine the best habitat for such as blonde and animal species. but her new knowledge is useful in other areas to i've used that him on the same thing with like, oh, in the in spies or for the stay. the all that, that or liv