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from best and companies like german ship giant and thinking that was the result of research by the drummond daily from $4.00 and minus the company infringing regret this, but seize others as responsible for the deliveries. one of the deadliest weapons and rushes war against you. crane is a cage 101 missile nickname, kodiak, by nato. it travels up to 900 kilometers per hour and can carry $450.00 kilos of explosives. none of its destructive targeting capability would be possible without its powerful semiconductor chip, which in the case of kodiak, is produced by german electronics joined infinity in. and it's american subsidiary, cypress. that's despite us and use sanctions against russia. sanctions experts say the chips are ending up in russian hands through a long chain of intermediaries, most of which are based in china, vietnam, and the philippines. and all those ship producers are claiming that long supply chains make tracking their product difficult. experts have proven that it's in fact very easy using readily available international customs data. a simple routine inspection turned up

continued downward trend of this, importantly, to indicate as all other side, all the signs are that the drummond economy is heading for recession and the 2nd half of this year, germans and many europeans of i've had a difficult yeah. even longer, in fact, with prices rising and such as always a point yet where your friends can start to, to think about recovery issues in the pricing themselves for a continued strain on the household income. well, let's put it this way. i think the pain in terms of inflation is using the inflation rate in the usa and has come down from over 10 percent to roughly 5 percent. therefore, this is better bought to don't forget that the c p had to race interest rates, buy more than the 400 for the 5 basis points. and the such rate hikes, which we also see globally, typically takes its toll on the economy of this is the main reason why we expect that the use on a call 8 euro, sorry, economy should also go at least into a kind of technical recession. that means it's not only a forecast for the, for germany, but also for the us on, due to the sheets increase in interest rat

if drummond you had no drawing this growing into nestle, s 35 coalition, most probably the us companies will not have come to germany. what role has the f 35 played since russia invaded ukraine? well, obviously not the spelled sloppy attack role as it, it's not used incumbent in europe, but some of the any european countries are you will give you have 35. alrighty. and they had been flying in half policing missions in the baltics for instance. so they've used the sick nodes gathering capabilities to which ended up to be common to recognize app pics on nato as of running all the time throughout europe. mm hm. you said that there, it's not using combat and it's very unlikely we're going to see the f 35 in ukraine anytime soon. but there are plenty of assignments. old products deployed in ukraine right now. the mind of the leopard. how much has 9, which had profited from the war as well? if you look at the shaft price that i'm atalla has profited tremendously. they have a lot of contracts. they have all the products which i'm how do you mind which is not only tang apc's and things like tha

on his climb back up to the rim adams pulled a handful of drummond's rush out of the ground a common site along river banks in alpine areas of the mountain west this flowering plant grew in large clusters. it's a brown yellow and purple red flowers waving in the breeze. adams was the botanist on the yellowstone expedition of 1871 and he had been collecting plants and flowers throughout the team's trip from omaha, nebraska to the middle of the yellowstone basin. when he got back to camp from the lower falls adams pressed the stems of the drummonds rush between sheets of paper and pulled a label out of his satchel on it. he wrote out of he wrote out the name of the specimen the date he collected it and the location and then he signed it. he placed the sheets with the label attached in a box with hundreds of other botanical specimens to be sent first by wagon then by train to the smithsonian institution in washington, dc. the samples of drummonds rush, which you see here on the slide now sit in a folder stacked in a cabinet at the national museum of natural history. they are fragments o

on his climb back up to the rim adams pulled a handful of drummond's rush out of the ground a common site along river banks in alpine areas of the mountain west this flowering plant grew in large clusters. it's a brown yellow and purple red flowers waving in the breeze. adams was the botanist on the yellowstone expedition of 1871 and he had been collecting plants and flowers throughout the team's trip from omaha, nebraska to the middle of the yellowstone basin. when he got back to camp from the lower falls adams pressed the stems of the drummonds rush between sheets of paper and pulled a label out of his satchel on it. he wrote out of he wrote out the name of the specimen the date he collected it and the location and then he signed it. he placed the sheets with the label attached in a box with hundreds of other botanical specimens to be sent first by wagon then by train to the smithsonian institution in washington, dc. the samples of drummonds rush, which you see here on the slide now sit in a folder stacked in a cabinet at the national museum of natural history. they are fragments o

correspondent: -- >> wright -- right, attorney general getner drummond has already come out and saidhis is an unconstitutional ruling that doesn't believe it has any merit. also believes it could be a slippery slope for for a number of different schools to try and creep their way into oklahoma education. but governor kevin stitt has come out and has said he fully supports this measure. earlier this year, in fact, he had already made it possible through through a bill for parents to go ahead and take their public funding out of a public school and use it to go to a private school through a tax credit. he didn't address this lawsuit specifically, but here he is speaking about the need for more charter schools in his opinion. >> if the catholics want to want to set up a charter school specifically in mcalester, oklahoma, to educate their community and parents choose to go there, that's a great thing. and if the jewish community wants to set up a jewish charter school, that's an awesome thing. if the muslims want to set up a charter school and their parents want to go there, that's an aw

you know, you talk about drummond avenue, my mother was on drummond avenue and robert kennedy called her during the night to tell her that when meredith meredith was okay and john's okay, he also called dad and said, hey, john, you're a long way from wisconsin, which was where they have is from. so yeah, it was it was exciting and special time in our country's history. my father played a role in it, but there were a lot of players, a lot of courageous people that did amazing things. and and it wasn't all perfect and it didn't always come out quite right. it was complicated. i recommend to everyone an oral history recorded on video about a half an hour of john doar talking that time and, you know, he was asked the question, are you a hero? he said, no. he said, we wanted make sure we did our best, but i want to switch. robert mentioned, the call from from robert kennedy to kathleen, you have some better memories of that. you were 11 years old and a few days before that event on, june the 10th. it was as george wallace was integrating or was standing the schoolhouse door to prevent the

if you look at her, which causes are sold and on the roads, drummond, cars play a role, despite being very highly price the for the long months on these we can't say exactly how long you can live of this image on this, this image on this i was i'm just compare that just depends on how long it takes for one's reputation to slowly get back to them. and you can tell them fish that deals with comp, brands from food over the world that is keenly aware of how closely the image and sales figures of cost. and the course, figuring out is, is bill sailing every year, more and more, of course only was the motion. if the aliens losing the motion and nothing, there is nothing left. and if we germans lose a quality, uh that's the same as of this that's uh, one of those points why people buying drumming costs. now there's another new challenge, the transition to electricity ability. jim and engineer is a fanatic experience in terms of hardware and software in the these, the production of these computers on wheels is often results with errors and software problems in new cars that come in place. disa

for example, if an allies from ukraine, one to send drummond weapon system that has been built, that has been a constructed here in germany, they also need the approval from building. so in this case is rel, meet at the green light from washington to then explore to then, so the system to german. okay, thanks back that the w political correspondent, benjamin alvarez. good, a more than a week after hawaii is devastating wildfire as the desktop has risen to a 110 officials, however, are struggling to identify the victims without any 5 confirms on file. relatives are being asked to supply dna. a meanwhile, herman and guy who had some hours emergency agency has defended the decision not to use to nami wanting systems to raise the alarm about the fast moving 5. as hawaiians pick up the pieces after fire scorched or holmes, their anger and frustration is directed at the official response to the disaster. but officials maintain, they did what they could do, right? that sounds. all right, i do not have you started the assignment that night were afraid that people would have gone mocha. and i

and the 2nd time was when president drummond also came to russia the picture and the very beneficial and trustful negotiations with many errors, which is a deltacare education, sports technologies, cultural ties. the a little up with them, a couple of remember, they're old. the slave union played back then. thank for 63 . okay, we've just been there listening there to the russian foreign minister sort a lot for of us. he conducts a question, answer session on date 3. the final day of the at brick summit in johannesburg, just to go through briefly some of the main points over the past 45 minutes or so. when i did at lee into a lot of things. but he did start at by the big news today from this summit that the amount of bricks members is to more than double from its $5.00 to $11.00 starting from the 1st of january next year, siding arabia, ron egypt. if you origin tina the united ar everett's saying that that's a very exciting time ahead and there's going to be so much talked about that going forward as to even more at members this year joining the club the grouping. and by the way, he

this was one of the most intensive exchanges of miss island drummond strikes so far in the war. attack. drones struck 6 regions inside russia with the most northerly target and ad based near the city of pus golf. wherever it's reported, more than 20 drones were used. starting lodge fires, full giant principal plains on the ground with hate. although the extent of the damage is disputed by both sides, bosco says it down to many of the attacking drones, accusing key of, of targeting civilians, assisted by its west and back as me system the as give a ukrainian drawing a tax on civilian objects, confirm the terrorist essence of the keys regime. once again, it's clear that ukrainian drains, once able to fly those distances without assistance from western satellite information. so we can get worse things monthly, but russia has will, and the strikes will not go unpunished. as is often the case. ukraine hasn't confirmed it's behind these latest strikes, mainly referring to them cryptically as accidents happening on russian territory. but leaders in cave say that ad base is used to launch atta

label comments about the scientific pink time karen, berlin, and she is also deputy chair of the drummond council of experts on climate change which published that review. welcome to the w. thank you for your time. so with this review, are you essentially saying, but the jim and governments climate change policy is not fit for purpose. yeah, that's right, but i think it's also fair to say that this government has made sure made a huge step of right. they have provided the commas that can program quite console and comprehensively, 113 inches. but the point is when we really want to reach the 23rd 2 targets, there's still a considerable gap to reach these targets. and what the say is, 1st of all, we need the monitoring that the, what the government has proposed can really be reached. but the also say that, of course, this gap has to be closed. so it would be important that the government provides a plan how to close the remaining gap. okay, and can you tell us about the climate change counsels concern, but it's also not receiving enough data from the governments. i mean, can we assume that

because, i mean, i mean, i mean china was basically, as bill drummond is largest export market out of your up and not the us by the way . and what time, even though they're kind of what with each other, are allowed to be right. exactly. but the point is that was who you was is still looking pretty know, but what we have in the sand about the global south is, 1st of all the global stuff as a group. we're talking about know china, brazil, russia, india and basically the rest of them. they have one on the hall. ringback an aggregate, chrysler plus, in other words, as they are necessary, not to say verse, which means that they know how to invest their money, something else outside the block. right now honestly, in your, in view, this is man, okay? you just basically saw some stuff to basically rush or are you happy to sit on the roster and roll? well, what do you ever chinese business men be interested in? basically sitting on the indian routine? probably not. i can guarantee you. probably not. one thing is to basically make payments using a break currency. another thing is to fix your ha

country, participated in the inaugural festivities, supplying the music of more than 40 bands and many drummond bugle corps. near the white house. the excitement mounts as the chief executive of approaching the president gets a rousing ovation as he prepares to leave his car and take his place on the reviewing day. for nearly 3 hours, the president and vice president stand together and acknowledge in the bodies of their countrymen. a group of california cowboys salute president truman and. so does their pet dalmatian, much to the president. amusement. another group resents the chief executive with a special gift a brand new cowboy. rather, the president is cheered by the citizens of lamar, missouri, the town in which he was born. state by state room by group. people from each of the 48 states of the union honor harry truman. and then 40th inauguration. since george washington in the field of office is the nation's first president, nearly 160 years ago in. a colorful pageant moved on inauguration day in 1949. expresses the mood of the nation. the country is for a peaceful world, yet mindful of t

other times they went into the deepest part of the smp around what is called lake drummond. and there have been numerous marooned communities over the past ten years that have been discovered. and so we want to, in this lecture, take a look at what was going on in america and how and why this institution, this operation called the underground railroad, emerged. but let's first take a look at that word site, and it comes from an account that was recorded by one of the station masters on the underground railroad, located in philadelphia. and we love this man, william still, because he was a serious packrat. he kept all records and he began to record hard in the early part of the 1850s. the accounts of people who passed through his station. why? because one time when he was talking with one of the young men who was who had passed through a station he found out this young man who had escaped. it was actually his long lost brother who had been sold away from the family a few years before his parents william still his parents escaped. and so found out about this older brother. and

lake drummond is the largest natural lake in the state of virginia. only two natural lakes in the state 3100 acres and as you can see on the satellite imagery. it's in the middle. it's the heart of the salon. i would like to call and so for people that live in the hampton roads area when you watch the weather on the news every night, you can often see the business laws and hopefully there's a good film and the geographic positioning when we talk about the people when you think of roanoke island in north carolina colonial williamsburg first landing, you know the dismal swamp and again pictured a million acres a lot of people a lot of history. came through the business stopping. our comprehensive conservation plan. it was approved in 2016 and actually expires this july but until we have a new management plan that is vetted through public comment. you know, this plan will is our man is the plan and it sets the management direction for us for our natural resource protection a man's not the problems through the management while allowing public uses and tha

the samples of drummond's rush which you see here on this slide now sit in a folder stacked in a cabin at the national museum of history. they are fragments of the u.s. western flora that are archived in the east. there's also material evidence of expedition of 1871. the first scientific exploration of yellowstone which led to the passage of that yellowstone act in 1872 curing the first national parks in the world 150 years ago. and mind about saving yellowstone i tell the story of hayden's expedition. i interweave the story with two other narratives the narrative a capitol investment in the white settlement of the west and the story of indigenous resistance of those efforts of government officials, u.s. soldiers businessmen and scientists to take their homeland from them. in this moments, 187172 yellowstone became an iconic landscape in america. it also became a metaphor for the nation itself. a place both the beautiful and terrible. the question i always get or what to ask of people in the audience is when did you go first two yellowstone i'm interested to see how many of you have ac

but cube has not responded. meanwhile, ukraine's president says, one person was huts when russian drummond struck khaki if a student dome and the sports facility were destroyed. nasa says it's picked up signal from the boy to deep space probes and or something new come ons and it's direction to try to a store. control contact was lost with the spacecraft when an incorrect come on to misaligned with a santana village. i know understand 1977 and is now nearly 20000000000 kilometers from us. of the titans. this is dw nice from berlin. you can find much more on our website. the w dotcom, the glass skyscrapers of mosque as business district where one spilled to show rushes integration into the global financial markets. today they showed rushes vulnerability. this high rise in the hearts of the russian capital was hit by a drone for the 2nd time. and only 2 days, and while the kremlin points a finger towards keith, ukraine is not officially admitted responsibility for the strikes. over the weekend . president zalinski noted that the war was gradually coming back to russian territory, and one of