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chew, breaking it broke the thin ice, at the pool, the ding-ding followed its butt, then the pandas rolledhe shawls on the aviaries, the berlions covertly cast a bamboo bear into their winter . there have a chronicle of their snowy natural retreats. and at a time with propanov for a fractional forecast for the yard. tomorrow i’m with our neighbors and on the territory of belarusian women 28 leaf fall in the courtyard of ukraine for the central half a day and europe, and i will achieve an increased atmospheric disk will transport and into the cloudy spray with them short-colored fallouts roam the yards with jasom. wet snow. rain near the early nights of the motherland is weak, fog, ukraine at sunset and the uropy will carry the pyraminoe into cloudiness of heavy rainfall is not predicted, ukraine midnight on europe in cloudy with clearings without initial rainfall. on the courtyards, ukraine is better and uropy. achieve near elevated atmospheric disk. here it will transport a gloomy, in two, jasom. i'm wired to the main wet laughter, will fall 28, a leaf fall. in berlin, from plus three to

. >> ding, ding, ding. the organizing has to be around. your thoughts?fficials into office. we need to make sure that we hold them accountable. elected officials represent us, they need to have immediate meaningful change so that we actually have -- we can continue to go into our futures and live our lives without the fear of being shot, not having access to abortion, having the climate crisis destroy our planet before we can have children or live to an older age. >> it's so imperative to understand, even for members of my generation, millennials, it really informs so many of those big life decisions. your thoughts, santiago? ? a >> one of the things that campaigns need to understand across the board, giving executive powder -- gives us a -- it's critical. if they want to win the race and votes. part of what we have to tell voters of tomorrow, -- i think the reason that the program worked, -- it was young voters talking to young voters. one of the big things that has been lost in all this, people keep referring to young voters, listening to people who ar

. >> hello everyone, ding ding. for our next round of conversations, again if anyone wants to continue their conversation in our wonderful lounge area with little tvs where you canwatch the conversation from there . but we've had some really great conversations and it is a distinct pleasure for me to welcome my friends to the stage, the chairman. you can come onstage mister chairman. where we will be having the honor of hearing all regulatory. >> move right as i said in the last group. thank you. >> every kid born today is going to be redeemer. >> the crypto winter will do all kinds of things. >> we are in washington dc, finally back here and you know, when thinking about the conversation i'll start with some more obvious questions that i know everyone wants to get to and then some of the questions that i have fought a bit more about as i've watched you in the international landscape. i guess the first question is the jurisdictionalquestion . of regulatory commerce, especially when it comes to crypto currency but mo

ding-ding. and live they were so happy about the first snow that they began to frolic. well, what is called, i didn’t find such a thing, you know, the run broke the thin ice, which i covered the dinglculate then they decided to occupy themselves with the fact that logs and deftly threw them into the water. well, in general , the winter real winter adventures of animals have begun on our slippery streets. we are also a little clumsy. now i understand who we look like, though our falls are not as soft as those of these plump ones, so as not to slip. well, in general, expect variable this question. we always have someone to address in our studio, the leading specialist of the weather center, fobos elena volosyuk. and elena is kind. good morning. the rains, probably, will not have passed once, and it’s enough for us to be timothy, you know how, in fact, in the south of the central region, the likelihood of the formation of such an ice crust again increases, because another one begins to interfere with atmospheric processes southern cyclone. well, he is already much weaker than his predecessor. and so that, if we talk about the inhabitants, not the black earth, which we treat, then our

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. >> i mean, ding, ding, ding. donald trump was told by mr. ornato who relayed it to mark meadows, not just that they were armed, but what they were armed with. this seems like a vital witness for the congressional probe as well as doj's. >> that's 100% right, nicolle. so, there's kind of two state of mind issues here, both politically, as well as criminally, should this become a criminal investigation. one is, what did donald trump think about the election? did he think he won or lost? and second was, what was he connection to the violence and what was he aware of? and i think you're absolutely right, the january 6th committee has done a phenomenal job with more than 1,000 interviews and all sorts of separate hearings and including the late stage interviews, even today, and that tells me they're continuing their fact-finding efforts up until the very, very last moment. and here it is looking very significant, i mean, it's not just -- clip, but also that cassidy hutchinson testified that trump was ordering the removal of the metal detectors. t

capitol, that says ding, ding, ding, donald trump.t talk about pence as a fact witness. >> well, look, pence is in the room with the president in the days leading up to january 6th, where trump himself and, you know, with the help of john eastman, this little known conservative lawyer that came up with a bonus legal scheme for trump to basically, you know, have pence pick whoever he wanted as president, where trump is putting that pressure directly on pence. pence is the fulcrum where everything on january 6th turns. he is the person that was supposed to certify the election. and he did certify the election. when the rioters are storming into the building, they're storming "hang mike pence." so, he was the person that owl of trump's ire was directed at and he was also in the room for when trump was pressuring him. so, if you are trying to understand how trump tried to overturn the 2020 election is the key person to that is the vice president, who is being told by the president of the united states, you know, you can essentially pick t

so the ding-ding breeze pavel and arina themselves met at the taganka theater, both of them actors graduatedrom the shchukin school at different times. i liked pashka right away, but he was so super-mysterious, which he later told me that he didn’t care about me at all, not about relationships. he doesn't really remember me theater, i immediately remembered it, then i ran away from the theater, and then i had a dream and that's it. i realized that i had to call. i sat with my girlfriend and ate borscht in a cafe. you, apparently, this contributed to the call to pashka on the phone. pasha more. yes , we just got up to talk on the phone, because she was in riga and then and she flew in and probably a week later, somewhere, we already agreed how we would relax together very quickly. it is clear that, well, that romantic meetings. pasha combined with the repair of a new apartment of load-bearing walls. it does not he managed to turn a kopeck piece into a three-ruble note initially. everything was different here, so, uh, there was a big hall like this at the very beginning . this room was once a

ding, ding , clang, clang, clang went the trolley. ding, ding, ding. show called judy no place like home is going to be money for youth homelessness. yes, it's taking place at london's lyric's theatre in shaftsbury and the show will feature music and performances in celebration of judy's life. well, joining us now is an actor who's played you do the past. lisa maxwell , good morning to lisa maxwell, good morning to you. lisa, this sounds absolutely fabulous . so what's absolutely fabulous. so what's in store tonight? oh, good morning. i loved your rendition of the trolley. so, by the way. thank for saying that. before i might have read . in so basically might have read. in so basically what we're doing , we're what we're doing, we're celebrating judy's what would have been 100th birthday. i had the idea last year that i wanted to mark the occasion and i'm a huge lifelong of hers and i was lucky enough to play in 2017 and end of the rainbow. i'm also alongside ambassador for centrepoint and have been for nearly five years there and i goodness and want y

ding is _ like he was in great form. very impressive. ding is coming - like he was in great form. - impressive. dingry impressive againstjamie clarke today and he sets up a wonderful mouth—watering clash against ronnie o'sullivan, who is in imperious form himself. so that is one to savour. definitely. tonight, there are two places up for grabs in the ship as mcchord finals, jack lisowski against husein fofana who knocked out mark selby, do you ever know what to expect from him? his. out mark selby, do you ever know what to expect from him?- out mark selby, do you ever know what to expect from him? no, he is relatively new _ what to expect from him? no, he is relatively new on _ what to expect from him? no, he is relatively new on the _ what to expect from him? no, he is relatively new on the circuit - what to expect from him? no, he is relatively new on the circuit even i relatively new on the circuit even though he is relatively inexperienced because he struggled to get into tournaments in the past, but he is a dangerous opponent and he will cause a few problems. band he will cause a few problems.

path. 17 years after his first, ding junhui is on course for a fourth title at the uk snooker championship. ding leads mark allen 6—2 after the first session of the final. dingury break put him five frames in front. allen pulled one back before the end of the session. coverage of the final resumes on bbc two — straight after us — at 7pm. the worcester warriors women's team, now known as the university of worcester warriors, have played their first game since the financial issues that led to the demise of the men's team. they won at harlequins in the premier 15s by 28 points to 14. defending champions saracens got their season off to the perfect start with a 34 points to 21 win over loughborough lightning. sarries hooker may campbell scored three of the home side's five tries at the stone x stadium. any sort of reaction that what we have been enjoying at qatar this afternoon the host losing 2—0. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, the travel show. for generations, snakes, scorpions, and spiders have been important mystical and religious figures here in mexico. and travelling around the country, you can't escape

it turns out ding-ding. he also adore these winter ones. our joys, and they juggle pieces of wood.er day. it is merlot's brother, a key technical grape variety. for a country like chile, an adult can celebrate in the evening. what a good note you added to our morning. yes, and closer to the weekend, we are already going somewhere with our brains, but today, by the way, there is also a new moon - this means that all this is just a start all our business plans will have a lot of energy for new tasks. the main thing is diligence and everything will work out and this horoscope for today. on november 24, the first lunar day meets the second tenth day of the sun is very good, optimistic, energetic, inquisitive, receptive to all sorts of innovations, and at the same time a very businesslike best friend to those who work with complex technology, introduce or invent something, but that's all. whoever learns something or teaches someone about it will also not be offended. and he is not devoid of artistry, he knows how to behave in public. if you need to do something, report something to adve

it is between ding junhui and mark allan. it will be dinge completes yet another century break, three at the barbican in york. and hejust might miss break, three at the barbican in york. and he just might miss out on getting that black. you can watch that on the website or via the iplayer as well. and will we watch this black go all the way into the top right—hand corner? he hasjust missed it. he is in the head to the website. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. and there is more at 6:30pm. so close. thank you. donald trump's twitter account has been reactivated, after its new owner, elon musk, let his followers decide in an online poll whether mr trump should be allowed back. the former president was banned from the site injanuary last year following the rioting on capitol hill. mr trump then set up his own platform — truth social — and claims to have no interest in returning to twitter. technology journalist chris stokel—walker explains more. just as with elon musk, donald trump doesn't

ding increase. there's been a ding dong about that. i highlighted that assumption on gb news yesterday.on the defensive. the chancellor has been questioned about it on the round it . has been questioned about it on the round it. it can be said it's played a big role in the sort of aftermath this budget so it's become a big data story in the last hour or so an mp who picked up on our coverage has written to the chancellor. the chancellor's and the chancellor's and the chancellor's saying look it's just an assumption . on the other just an assumption. on the other hand , the obvious talking about hand, the obvious talking about the amount of is raised so it will be in the obama's of future revenues and those future revenues and those future revenues are driving our lean spending decisions decisions that have already been made and will about to be legislated on even though they only come in in 2024, 2025. so it strikes me that the chancellor could easily rule this . he could easily say rule this. he could easily say next autumn , next to april, next autumn, next to april, sorry, the spring

dings ] -whoa! darren, is every fetus a life worth protecting? -absolutely. -[ bell dings ] -nice! jerry, in the case of a selective intrauterine growth restriction, should the co-twin be held responsible for the death of the growth-restricted twin or just the doctor and the mother for ordering the fetoscopic laser ablation and/or cord occlusion? and this is a two-parter. should an abortion be allowed if a fetus needs surgery for a lower urinary tract obstruction and the mother can't afford the ambulance to transport her from her regular hospital to one with a neonatal intensive care unit for the vesicocentesis, amniotic shunt, or cystoscopy? -i think i would go with, we probably should plan for no abortions for any reason. -[ dingthe lightning round. thank you all so much for your time and insight. -you know, austin, i couldn't tell you how to raise the sails on a slave ship, but i can sure tell you that operating a slave ship is the bad thing to do. we don't all have to be experts to have cogent moral positions on things like abortion. -perfect analogy. we all agree it's a bad thing to take away people's bodily autonomy. -thanks for that, austin, and incredible work telling the difference between jerry and darren. -anytime, kylie. -now, coming up, with the 2022 midterm election now a distant memory, we look ahead to 2024. -stick around! -follow "tooning out the news" on facebook, twitter, instagram, and tiktok for exclusive content. the eat fresh® refresh just won't stop! now, subway® is refreshing their catering with easy-order platters and lunchboxes perfect for any party. pool parties... tailgates... holiday parties... even retirement parties. man, i love parties. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing you

market signal seems to be that the fed pivots and is dinged by this retail data. kriti: it is a dinged but the switch is crucial. it is important to bring up a point, looking at retail numbers alone, dana brought it up early this morning. she said the discretionary spending, people are still spending much the share shift matters. if you look at these retailers, you have to look at luxury spend, urban outfitters, free people. the share shift matters. if people are still spending on food as opposed to hunger core, which target has a big business on, that makes a difference. for the fed, i don't think the return numbers alone are going to make that difference. i think cpi is when to be the game changer which is still really high. alix: everything seems to be hinging on the consumer whether it is the consumer level or ego level. take me through what is going on with the curve. if you're selling the front end and by the back end, that tells me the fed will have to keep hiking until they do more damage to the economy in the longer-term. michael: basically. the fed is going to have to get goi

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in snooker, three—time winner ding junhui survived a mini—revival from tom ford to reach his fourth uk championship final, 17 years after his first. dinga row of his own. the chinese player took the ninth frame to set up a final with either jack lisowski or mark allen. you can watch their semi on bbc two from 7pm. more on all the stories on the website and you can keep tabs on how include getting on against new zealand, still 22—6 the lead for the all blacks. we'll have more for you at 7:30pm. that's all from sportsday. hello. the rain may have eased off but river levels have continued to rise and, through today so far, we've still had severe flood warnings out from sepa across parts of eastern scotland, and there is still some more rain to come during the next 24 hours. not quite the extent of what we have seen of late, but it is coming in this evening across ireland, then into western scotland, wales, western england. some heavy bursts at times. it's going to turn a bit more erratic as it works its way eastwards so there will be some drier moments. but we could even see a little bit of sleet and snow mixed in on the tops of the hills

ding] ugh. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from [ding] overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! flonase all good. >>> one week out from the midterms in america and we're tracking so many significant stories. senate control established by the democrats. house. in the air. as well as the announcement one of our guests mentioned, whether or not donald trump will run for president again. we're tracking all of that in america, which is why it feels like a busy hour. we also turn to a significant story abroad. associates press reporting russian missiles land in the poland today, killing two citizens there. this is in a village that's just four miles north, roughly, of the ukrainian border, which is where russia maintained its incursion for some time. this matters in many ways, not am for the people involved but geopolitically, poland is a nato country. we don't know at this point if the missiles were intended for poland, if they were to put it in war terms an attack on poland or an accidental incident. there is going to already be a nato emergency meeting tomorrow, as everyone underst

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ding junhui is aiming for his fourth title and if he beats mark allen he will become the fourth most successful player in the tournament�*s history. these are live pictures from bbc2... ding the first to 19. you can follow that via the bbc sport website as well as being on bbc two, and also via the iplayer. and of course qatar against ecuador via bbc one, commentary has begun of the opening game of the football world cup, and it is there for you across the bbc, and i will have more for you in the next hour. excellent plug—in, thank you! donald trump�*s twitter account has been reactivated, after its new owner, elon musk, let his followers decide in an online poll whether mr trump should be allowed back. the former president was banned from the site injanuary last year following the rioting on capitol hill. mr trump then set up his own platform — truth social — and claims to have no interest in returning to twitter. technology journalist chris stokel—walker explains more. just as with elon musk, donald trump doesn�*t necessarily stick to his word all that often, so i would imagine that the temptation to be reconnected with hundreds of millions of people and the thing that