that is having my own foundation, eating on the board of robert f kennedy human rights or the economic clubnew york etc., they are all areas i am able to hopefully make a difference. as importantly i'm able to learn from others. david: what is your and foundation do? thasunda: the otis and rosie brown foundation is based in texas. it is giving homage to odors and rosie john, everyday people who made an extraordinary impact. the ordinary -- the organization as a stringer is.org. we provide scholarship based on character because that is how i was raised to direct my title. i own my character. we want to know your story. we provide micro grants to small organizations, people who may not be as connected. people who may have started their organization out of some form of loss or trauma. i want to see the unseen and i want to remind people how they are able to make an impact on the things that reside within them. david: and your parents are alive? thasunda: they are. david: do they call you with advice from time to time and say you are still our girl and we want to tell you what to do? thasunda:

whether that is having my own foundation, being on the board of the economic club of new york etc., they all areas i am able to hopefully make a difference and more portly able to work from others. david: what is your own foundation do? thasunda: the otis and rosie brown foundation is based in texas and it is giving homage to otis and rosie brown, everyday people that made an extra or. the extraordin - we provide scholarships based on character because that is how i was raised. i rent my title and own my character. we also provide of micro grants to small organizations, people that may not be as connected, people that may have started their organization out of some form of loss or trauma, basically i want to see the unseen and remind people how they're able to make an impact or the things that reside within them. david: your parents are alive? thasunda: they are. otis and rosie brown are my heroes, when they call me it is not about my title, they are reminding me about my character. they are reminding me to stay humble, reminding me to make sure that i'm looking out for others and making

the joint chiefs of staff of the united states mark miley reports this during a speech at the economic club new york also skillfully reported that according to his estimates, approximately 40,000 peaceful citizens of ukraine were killed, and this is extremely different from the official estimates that even we have, according to official information, it is about the number of people killed and wounded russian soldiers at the level of more than 100,000, probably the same on the ukrainian side - this is a huge scale of human suffering, milli said, he did not specify how he got this information, so you can focus on it indirectly. the old country, the aggressor state, russia, that the possible detonation of the kakhovka hpp will be a declaration of war in this world quote i want to now and separately warn everyone in moscow who accepts the relevant the decision of any of your attempts to blow up the kakhov forest and flood our territory and dehydrate the zaporizhia npp will determine your declaration of war in this world, think what volodymyr zelenskyi will say to you then well, without exaggera

angered skirmish followed general mark mile's comments last week during a speech at the new york economic clubted that a ukrainian victory could not be achieved by military relations. and that winter could provide an opportunity to start negotiations with russia, now the biden administration has to reassure ukrainian colleagues that the expected winter pause in hostilities does not mean negotiations should take place anytime soon . representatives of nato also tried to calm down the angry ukrainian politicians, assuring that if it was about peace, then ukraine should decide only on the condition of kiev. what conditions are acceptable for them, and we must support them and increase the likelihood of an acceptable outcome as confirmation of our words, the promise of new deliveries of deadly weapons, in particular, as stated by cnn, the united states is studying how to modify its gray eagle combat drones so that they can be transferred to ukraine and to voronin's news? and them continuation of the topic, cases of freezing the assets of sovereign states have already been told about this by my col

mark miles last week during a speech at the economics club., where he noted that a ukrainian victory could not be achieved militarily. and that winter could provide an opportunity to start negotiations with russia, now the biden administration has to reassure ukrainian colleagues that the expected winter pause in hostilities does not mean that negotiations should take place anytime soon. calm down, angry ukrainian politicians, nato representatives also tried assuring that if it is about peace, then only on the terms of kiev, ukraine should decide. what conditions are acceptable for them, and we must support them and increase the likelihood of an acceptable outcome as confirmation of our words of promise of new deliveries of deadly weapons. in particular. cnn says us is studying how to modify its gray eagle combat drones so they can be handed over to ukraine anna voronina news? now sports news in the studio. i am kazakov ilya good morning. russia won the youth european chess championship as it was roman good morning. yesterday sofya kokareva wo

federation, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, during a speech at the economic club of new york, spoke about the window of opportunity for the start of the negotiation process between ukraine and the aggressor country when there is an opportunity negotiate when we can be reached take advantage of it seize the moment and this window of opportunity may appear if the front line stabilizes over the winter due to studios oleksiy goncharenko people's deputy of ukraine congratulations to oleksiy glory to ukraine glory to oleksiy, we would like to ask you right away what kind of signals are coming to us from everywhere about some possible formats of negotiations what is happening in general in the international arena and why did they start to sound like that similar voices understand that putin and his and his army are in a critically difficult situation, this pleases us, but on the other hand, different signals are coming and the enemy is not going to de-occupy our occupied lands. congratulations look, well, first of all, there was a story in our country that the word negot

federation chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, during a speech at the economic clubadvocated a window of opportunity to start a negotiation process between ukraine and the aggressor country when there is the opportunity to hold negotiations when peace can be achieved, take advantage of it, seize the moment, and this window of opportunity may appear if the front line stabilizes during the winter, contact history oleksiy goncharenko, people's deputy of ukraine, congratulations to oleksiy, glory to ukraine, congratulations to the heroes , well, we would like you, mr. oleksiy immediately and ask what are the various signals that reach us from everywhere about some possible formats of negotiations, what is happening now in general in the international arena, and why did such voices understand that putin and his and his army are in critical not

federation, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, during a speech at the economic club york of speeches for the window of opportunity for the start of the negotiation process between ukraine and the aggressor country is reported by issinn colleagues when there is an opportunity to hold negotiations when peace can be achieved use it seize the moment for it in words, a window of opportunity may appear if the front line stabilizes during the winter, he reminded about the huge losses of the russians, about which i already noted more than 100,000 military wounded and killed, but he says that in ukraine no less, where he has the data, he did not specify, well, in any in any case, the summit of the g20 is the same. it will be interesting to point a-a to which the representative of the russian federation, vladimir putin, is not going. bloomberg is not going. putin will not go, but sergey lavrov will. if there is no putin, then he will not go to the ball, for which he was severely criticized by ukrainian political scientists, saying that it is still necessary to go and represent

we will also have john williams moderating a panel at the economic club of new york. manus: coming up on the show, our economics team mapped out the big risks for the upcoming year. we discussed with our next guest from emirates nbd. how bullish can you be? dani: president biden arrives in bali for the g20 summit. we will have more on his talks with xi jinping later. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fed is pushing back on market moves we saw last week with christopher waller saying the fed still has a way to go before they stop raising interest rates. his comments echo remarks we heard from jay powell, who has also said interest rate increases are far from over. manus: joining us now is our guest from emirates nbd. it is the beginning of the pushback from the fed. how forceful is that? markets have gotten way ahead of themselves. the market seems to get way out in front. i cannot stress this is one data point and we have a long way to go. how forceful is that pushback? anita: good morning. i think it is a little too early to expect central banks on one data point the market

tonight, the fed president john williams having a discussion at the near economic club. this evening, the bloomberg new economy forum picking -- kicking off in singapore. harry kissinger and catherine tai the first speakers. jonathan: mike wolf talking about the volatile path after testing something like three k in the first quarter. can you walk us through where you see the earning risk in the corporate economy for america and where you expect it to land? lori: i think the ultimate low in october because three to six more you get the final earnings is where it typically bottoms and challenge periods. we are at 2.08. we have moderate inflation bake in and it doesn't help margins. margins are more a function of wages and productivity and pricing. we really have a ratcheting down of earnings and flattish to down and we saw last year on the s&p 500. i think -- honestly i don't think we have a good understanding of how much moderating inflation will hurt earnings because of the revenues. lisa: how much will we see the leadership change in a sustainable way over the next year

maria: he spoke at economic club new york federal reserve chairman jay powell speaking tomorrow aheadng of the year december 13, ?ishls expected to raise interest rates again, but this time by half a percentage point, as opposed to three-quarters of a percentage point joining me former president ceo of kansas city federal reserve, also former fdic vice chairman, distinguished senior fellow he thomas hoenig here great to see you this morning thanks very much for being here. >> good morning. maria: who you do you access fact we have seen so far fed had four straight 57 basis point hikes do you feel this had significant impact on the economy? >> i think that increases so far have comun to slow the economy obviously. therefor that will take begin to bring inflation down, i think the fed has a huge challenge ahead of it 37 it has i think, credibility problem to some extent that is why you see them out speaking so forcefully about the -- the need to bring inflation down and their determination to do so and in fact inflation is very high behind numbers fed has to keep in mind first of all, t

williams is speaking at the economic club of new york. how much does he push back against the recent lift in stocks? it is weaker than it was during some of the weaker points in october and even earlier in 2018 and 2017. it is cyber monday. are you buying anything? are people doing less of it because they are preloading, back loading, and it is not any different than any other day? today on this big day of shopping, they are still down. i agree with you. jonathan: we are on the same page. good. apple is down in the premarket. turmoil at apple likely to result in a production shortfall of close to 6 million iphone units this year. that is according. to our reporting this morning -- that is according to our reporting this morning. lisa: will this change that narrative? jonathan: joining us now is bram weinstein. i want to start with the unrest in china. walk me through how you and the team are thinking about it this morning. >> it is part of the broader story of more economic turmoil. it is possible that zero covid ends early and that will

hosted by the economic club of washington, d.c. this is one hour. >> okay. can anybody please take their seats and put yourself in listening mode. okay. so this is being covered live on c-span, so be on your best behavior, okay? so we have a great panel to talk about what happened in the election, and let me, i went to their entire bios, it would take all night so give a brief introduction. charlie cook is the founder of the cook political report which is well known as the bible was happening around election world. mike allen is a cofounder of axios. kasie hunt is anchor at cnn worldwide and national affairs analyst as well. bret baier is the chief political anchor at fox news and also the anchor on the bret baier special report here and nicole kelly on is a congressional correspondent for cbs.s. okay. so how come all of you got it wrong? [laughing] i mean, everybody said it would be a red wave and all i was expecting a red wave. charlie, what have? >> i never used that word. [laughing] >> you called it a tsunami. >> no, that was 94. >> we, we expected the d

new york fed president john williams, he is a voting february, told the economic club of new york today, "more interest rate hikes are needed and will help restore balance in the economy." st. louis fed president james bullard, has been the most hawk ish fed voice saying the inflation situation calls for much higher interest rates than "what we have been used to" so let's get to kenny polcari and scott redler. guys, i mean, no wonder it's so hard to find green on the screen unless of course you're looking at the volatility index up 8.5% but 22 and change i'm not even worried about that one. scott? which do you see having a bigger effect here, because the markets were down heavily in this china news. >> well i think both things you just stated are putting a little bit of pressure on the market . listen, over the course of the past three, four weeks the s&p went from 3,500 to 4,033 last week. we had a strong week, so you needed things to be kind of perfect for this to continue, so the story out of china actually started on friday if you remember the story broke friday. that's when apple g

hosted by the economic club of washington, d.c., this is an hour. >> this is being covered live on c-span so be on your best behavior. so we have a great panel to talk about what happened in the election. and let me -- i went through their entire bios, it would take all night so i'll give a very brief introduction. charlie cook is the founder of the cook political report which is well known as the bible for what is happening around the election world. mean, everybodyd be a red wave, and all of us were expecting a red wave. what happened? >> mike allen is a cofounder of axios. casey hunt is an anchor at cnn worldwide. and national affairs analyst as well. there's which chief political answer at fox news, and also the anchor on the brett bear special report. and michael kelly on is the congressional correspondent for cbs. ok. so, how come all of you got it wrong? [laughter] i mean, everybody said it would be a red wave, and all of us were expecting a red wave. what happened? >> i never used that word. >> you called it a tsunami. >> no, that was 1994. >> the thing is we expected democrats wo

thank you now explanation oleg penzin executive director of the economic discussion club was in touch with a. i continue to talk about money during the war and, in particular, continue the topic of food, the topic of agrarian harvest in ukraine still continues, farmers continue to harvest more grains, and grain farmers have already been threshed on mono 32 million 600,000 tons of buckwheat, in particular, in zhytomyr region, in odesa region, barley and sunflowers, in kirovohrad region, 100% have already mastered wheat, peas and rapeseed at the finish line, buckwheat, millet, soybeans are being harvested, and corn is still being harvested, sugar beets are still being dug up, a quarter of the area with the highest yield rate remains this year, the agricultural producers of khmelnytskyi showed this was the last information for today from the economic front, i am oleksandr marchenko, i say goodbye, the big broadcast continues. watch us, join the community with with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel. and this is access to exclusive content - pe

the capital of ukraine next week, congratulations from kyiv, the executive director of the economic discussion clubdy with us . these same generators are also called five different names for which there is now a crazy demand, how does it all affect our economy, well, look, according to estimates by the energy industry, direct losses of uah 70 billion have been caused to the energy industry system of ukraine, and you and i understand that the occupier is hitting on the distribution. that is, the generation itself is functional to one degree or another, nuclear power plants can work, but if you do not take the generated power from the generation, you will be forced shut down those er reactors simply because there will be nowhere to dump the energy, but actually this is the biggest problem, because er, the occupier is talking about transformer substations, that is, he is hitting on the distribution and the fact that today we have everything in kiev itself this is precisely the result strikes on the distribution, that is, in principle, we have to understand that generation exists, but only the distribu

operations, which last decades in iraq and afghanistan, leaving those countries in a state of economic and social clubs. laurie johnson again, safe at both of the women defending america record. there were criminals and his you because he says by justifying us interventions around the world. they justify numerous war crimes which are well documented already. john stewart's interview or candle. lisa rice and hillary clinton is emblematic of the problem that, afflicts the united states of america were rotten to the core. those 2 women are war criminals and my view. they have contributed to the deaths. are you going to of hundreds of thousands of people that didn't need to die and would not have died to be had not been for their lives? actual lies about the predicate and the for starting war, hers in iraq, started wars and libya starting wars and syria. you know, for those 2 to claim on whether we're made the world better off. that's like listening to an arsenal who's come in and set fire to a children's hospital burned to the ground and claim. well, we've made that neighborhood better. i mean, it's reall

uh, brix is ​​the economics club.c agenda. well , brix is ​​also a valuable club now, because the values ​​of sovereign development. they definitely share. all that was the stability of relations with russia, but they refused, and india will never do this, because she recognizes herself as an ancient ancient civilization and an independent center of power. just like china today, here's a global times article. e, which could have been written. well, for example, vital is about what, uh, because it sets out exactly those ideas, which he just voiced in let's listen. the crisis in ukraine is still unresolved and the stability of the global market and supply chains is seriously undermined. however, the us and the west still seek to impose more and more sanctions, staging an arms race with russia and continuing to plant weapons on ukraine, while various mechanisms of international cooperation . the likes of brix plus are committed to leading the world on a path of progress and development and leaving behind the dark times,

russians in ukraine, meanwhile, in the club of the largest economies of the planet, are thinking about the exclusion of moscow. it is logical with its negative economicies have explained in an accessible way why the nuclear club should be hidden, it is not only the next 45 minutes . my name is vadym kolodiychuk. i greet you. so , let's start with such a general assembly. the un passed a resolution on paying russia reparations to ukraine, a document authored by ukraine and half a hundred other states, which contains a call to russia to compensate for the damages caused by full-scale aggression, 94 countries supported the resolution , 14 countries spoke against the resolution, namely the bahamas, belarus, china , pakistan, the dprk, eritrea, ethiopia, iran, mali, nicaragua russia syria central african republic and zimbabwe and i am pleased to introduce my guests in the studio today with me oleksandr lavchenko diplomat extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the republic of croatia from 2010 to 17 years ivan oleksandr i greet you greetings and also dmytro vasilov political consultant mr. dmytro and to you congratulations congratulations t

economic cooperation. the cuban leader arrived in the russian capital on a working visit. negotiations with vladimir putin are expected tomorrow. on the eve of the meeting, the president of the clubat havana has the desire and opportunity to improve economic relations with russia, that cuba is in this partner in the american region of relations, with which it does not depend on the political collective , a meeting was held for 14 working days especially for your visit there was a lot of work and a large number of leaders of the working group from both parties have made significant progress on implementation. but there, too, time will look during all difficult moments. we have always felt support from the russian federation, in particular from president putin, when we had a serious accident at a medical oxygen plant, and at the peak of the pandemic. russia sent an aircraft with oxygen tanks and two auxiliary plants that produce it on this aircraft. we flew around the latin american region twice a day and brought oxygen and i tell you with the consciousness of this question, if we did not have this support from the russian federation, we would find ourselves in a very difficult sit

currently why the russian federation it remains yes, with such political and economic weight, yes, that is, it is represented in these clubst, on the other hand, china’s position is not too not to take any radical decisions regarding the russian federation, that is, president zelenskyi’s call it is unlikely that the g20 will be renamed to the g19, at least this time, you know. i think that in fact we see. i think that it was very aptly said by president zelenskyi that it really is already 19 because, well, the russian federation is suspended from making these decisions, i think that we will not see any radical decisions regarding it, especially after all. well, these are very different countries even there, in contrast to the village, after all, they are united and regional yes, there is also represented saudi arabia and india, which well, we see that in, for example, at the un general assembly, they vote well, at most, they abstain, yes, on these important votes regarding ukraine, but in fact, yes, it is already 19 by and large, and even more so because these problems that are discussed by global yes they still have an ec

but the current, gloomy economic figures are now hitting the younger generation. the owners of manchester united could be putting the club up for sale. the premier league most decorated club is worth some 5000000000 pounds. american owners, the plays of family, say they are open to other options like you investments. but they're unpopular with the fan base and the team starts trying get christiano. rinaldo, who just quit saying the glazes, don't care about the club. it's been listed on the new york stock exchange since 2012 menus on pitch performance has been lacking. steve guns is a football lawyer who's worked with family sports group. now, liverpool owners who are also looking to sell is this a good time to sell, not just considering team performance when it comes to matthew, but with sports and entertainment spending type right now. i think it's a good time to sell in so far as you have the president of chelsea, a club, that's a top tier club, but not quite as renown as liverpool and then united and they see these valuations . on the other hand, obviously the economy has slowed down since the chelsea deal and private

building a small yard with high fences all creating close to and exclusive clubs. china also opposes the attempt and to politicize economic and livelihood issues, or use them as tools and weapons. china sounds ready to work with the rest of the world and to continue it'll make relentless efforts to address global challenges and build a community with a shared future for mankind. thank you, mr. president in florida or aluminum. going, hoping, thoughtful boucher been or sit in research. i find the representative of china for the statement i gave the floor to the representative of norway. thank you, president. you had the decarlo. thank you for your very useful briefing. yesterday the russian army inflicted massive waves, a missile strikes on you, ukraine. we'd civilians being killed. and in poland we saw an explosion resulting in the tragic loss of polish lives. we are in close contact with our allies and partners and support the ongoing investigation. what we do now, however, is that this would not have happened, had it not been for russia's illegal war on ukraine. one only needs to look at her song to see further evidence

well, then what will we live in real economic conditions you. understand that every clubfor us. whatever you take, they all take from us, uh. uh, they take money, so to speak, from the state from the state without state support. we had almost no club, probably did not survive above the league, so we see what can and how someone can more, maybe someone has a smaller budget, but in principle, why is there a salary ceiling so that all clubs are in the same conditions, and we were criticized a lot there, that we introduced limits there and we are what 21- summer, but you can see for yourself that this is how the iran youth team plays on the international rake at the world championships, but we beat them twice, because good young people are growing up in our country. and if you hadn’t introduced me, this limit, of course, this one, as it were, limits, this very word. it just, well, it cuts me. even eat the established rules are the regulations, yes, which we have done and you can look at our goalkeepers. even there, bypassing molodezhka, he immediately got into the national te

economic maria p. k, $130.00 trophies with the club, including 3 champions, leagues, and 8 league titles, fee for president johnny and francine. i was urging seems to focus on football in the build up to the tournament. alexa signed by an infancy and i was being sense old, 32 nations asking players and coaches not to be dragged into every ideological or political battle that exists. it says out fee for we try to respect all opinions and beliefs without handing out moral lessons to the rest of the world. now in schools around argentina, children and their parents a caught up in the hunt for world cup stickers, but it seems there are not enough to meet the demand as theresa by reports from one is aries. the the world cup frenzy is puleo and in origin. tina, but people are not only anxious to fill you in a messy on the field. they're also trying to feel their panini sticker albums look academy that comes to this plaza every weekend to try to find missing stickers. again, it's hard to find all the stickers, just a few blocks away, there is a kiosk that fills packets of them. i buy those and then i come here to

club. head start. economic opportunity council in the fillmore. and participated in voting and mayoral election campaigns. later lead exercise classes for seniors at bayview senior center. after returns as a service technician at peninsula hospital, she assist in the operating her older brother's grocery store toed way likeors in the bayview. throughout the neighborhood she was known for prepare and serving cold and hot karnd sand wishes and food and interacting with residents she had great faith she and her husband went to friendship baptist church and later prove donees baptist church under the late lerredship of reverend jones. leaves to cherish her family of family members and loved once including her 6 children. gland children. great grand children and special extended family members. the rest i submit >> supervisor chan. >> thank you. colleagues i'm introducing a resolution urging the d. public health to provide a supportive service to victims of gun violence in san francisco. in july of this year governor new some signs ab1594 authored by p

club. head start. economic opportunity council in the fillmore. and participated in voting and mayoral election campaigns. later lead exercise classes for seniors at bayview senior center. after returns as a service technician at peninsula hospital, she assist in the operating her older brother's grocery store toed way likeors in the bayview. throughout the neighborhood she was known for prepare and serving cold and hot karnd sand wishes and food and interacting with residents she had great faith she and her husband went to friendship baptist church and later prove donees baptist church under the late lerredship of reverend jones. leaves to cherish her family of family members and loved once including her 6 children. gland children. great grand children and special extended family members. the rest i submit >> supervisor chan. >> thank you. colleagues i'm introducing a resolution urging the d. public health to provide a supportive service to victims of gun violence in san francisco. in july of this year governor new some signs ab1594 authored by p

plant will allow developing the socio-economic scientific and technological potential of the country and will allow bangladesh to become members of the nuclear club and will become one of the ways to combat poverty in the region, brazil, as it was said at today's meeting in sochi never. actually, it did not stop on the path of development of the nuclear energy. there are many mining companies. in particular, uranium ore. in this country and the world. the construction of nuclear power plants is successfully developing there, one of the priorities, if i may say so, of the national energy policy. andro 1 is working for us now we are building angra no. 3 and angra-2 in service in 2027 angra, 3 will be commissioned in cooperation with rusatom. we pay a lot of attention to hydropower and solar power, and now environmentally friendly nuclear generation occupies a lot of space. the new nuclear power plant will produce up to 10 gb in particular brazil favors the establishment. uh, small uh, including mobile nuclear power plants that could be located, for example, in remote areas. this is very convenient in the country. and this would allow the population

club. good afternoon. higher taxes look here to stay, according to a leading economic think—tank, after yesterday's autumnment. the institute for fiscal studies says the uk is on a "long, hard, unpleasantjourney" with a record fall in living that will "hit everyone". among the key measures in the chancellor's statement were a freeze of tax bands until 2028 — this means even if you get a pay rise, more of your money will go on tax — an increase in means tested and disability benefits and pensions of 10.1% because of rising inflation, and an extension of the energy price cap, although on less generous terms. our business correspondent marc ashdown reports. this community cafe in gloucester lets customers pay what they can. they are acutely aware of how hard pressed people are.— they are acutely aware of how hard pressed people are.- like| they are acutely aware of how hard | pressed people are.- like a pressed people are. morning! like a mum of three _ pressed people are. morning! like a mum of three valerie _ pressed people are. morning! like a mum of three valerie who _ pressed people are. morning! like a

yellow vests against armed police special forces, clubs and singers are entering from the side of the police, protesters do not agree with the economic policy of president macron, the french are faced with unprecedented price increases and now demand higher wages, but yellow vests and rallies in europe are far away. climate activists in berlin were not alone in marching against chancellor schulz's energy policy. and this is ancient syracuse sicily green and red flags symbols of the italian confederation of trade unions an entire city could lose jobs due to the anti-russian sanctions of essen, the aggressive closure of a petrochemical plant in syracuse means the loss of 10,000 jobs, as well as the loss of the circular economy, which is 60% of gdp in our region we are talking about an oil refinery and glanders. it is located north of serokuz and belongs to the russian lukoil, in 3 weeks the refinery may stop due to sanctions against russian oil, and not will come into force on december 5 someone permit for the whole of sicily - this is a social and economic disaster, because many families will be left without work. and this will mean a

attention, although let me remind you that this club of the twenty largest e countries of the world's economies was originally created to solve precisely the economic2008 due to the united states of america. in general, reforms of these very world financial institutions. however, since then, the g20 has not made any serious progress on this issue. the real discussion of the problems went into bilateral formats, not without reason , the prime minister. india, on the vogue, as chairman, the next meeting of the g20 tried to return its colleagues to reality, namely, to solve the acute economic and social problems facing the world, and china in general, it must be said that the head of the people's republic of china what is called was the highlight of the program. china urges everyone to return to reality. they engage politicking. well, a lot of noise. it does. this is the story of his communication with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, their frank conversations on the sidelines of the uniform were posted online by journalists from the canadian pool, and the leader of china called on the canadian example to observe diplomatic etiquette. before ta

pensioners at the lunch club , the support during these club, the support during these economic timesomic times beginning of next year it will probably be a bit of a shock like everyone is saying it's going to be and butcher i'm turning my heating down and wearing warm clothes and being sensible and i think to be sensible with what you do you can men all those people who are really in need and i'm talking about real now not people who just grumble because things go up you know , the town things go up you know, the town mayor fully backs scheme. it is going to be a struggle for some people and i think hope that it doesn't come down to . a choice doesn't come down to. a choice between eating and eating that is like glasses like this cut into paying and that's what makes the initiative so, so good. and so exciting as . winter good. and so exciting as. winter sets in and the cost of living continues to rise clubs like this are set to be needed more than ever across anna reilly gb news had a what some good news for pensioners of course of the triple is staying so there a state pension if t

whole from the point of view of economic influence in the world and military whether it actually tried to intimidate the whole continent now has the right to be in this club, of course not. my opinion is no. i think that many ukrainians and the ukrainian authorities. i apologize that this is just a question, and other members of the elite club can discuss it now. well, i think so. you know that the j20 split when the majority of countries openly support ukraine in this righteous fight against aggression, and russia, and they speak about it openly, and they were opponents of participation russia, in general, at this summit , britain and the united states and other countries openly declared this and they supported ukraine in calling for russia not to be there, but i am certain countries that we have already mentioned today, in particular, china and india and some other states of south-east asia , which have a slightly different position towards russia, unfortunately, i think it is still possible that it will have the opportunity to change and they believe that there should be. but i have to say that during this time ukraine is making quite a lot of efforts

clubs, discos, all of that. it is a public health issue. we foe it has an economic impact., our academics, or income, cognitive function, social well-being. so it's important. we take it for granted. >> all right. so given my kids are spending their entire lives inside earphones of various technological advantaging, what kind of damage do you get. >> we don't really know what it does whether they're starting so early, but we're talking about both the intensity, the duration, the frequency of exposure, all of that matters. the inner ear structures are very sensitive. we have hair cells that are very tiny, if you damage them, they do not regenerate. nerves and fibers can get damaged. so what types of sounds can be damaging, in general until 70 decibels is relatively safe. our conversation would be 60 decibels. anything sustained over 85 decibels is considered putting you at risk, and the listening devices can be up to 05 decibel, and entertainment vens you, up to 2 of 112. so turn the volume down, and just limit the -- how much you're using headphones, earphones. >> correct.

club q. they face multiple charges. the white house received 16 million applicants and have approved the debt for millions of borrowers, but many other debts have been halted. >>> the economic impact has really been hard on nursing a population pick food insecurity for seniors has gone up, 50%. kpix 5's juliette goodrich shows you how some are getting critical help from the food bank of contra costa and solano. >> thank you. have a nice evening. expect chris and karen are recently retired. they've been working their entire lives. but they've also been coming to the san pablo senior food library program for the past two years. they heard about it online and said it's been a lifesaver. and like so many who have been impacted by the increased cost of living, particularly for food -- >> i'm a retired floor installer. i did that for about 30 years. schoolteacher, 25 years. it just got to be too much. >> they say they are thankful the senior food bank with the food bank of contra costa and solano provides these free groceries to them and other people of the age of 50 five twice a month. in this trunk is part of thanksgiving dinner, to bring home and be able to cook on thanksgivin

this is a club no, well, they can also have economic issues and economic ones in general in the ninety-ninthey can talk about anything. nothing legally binding or significant on j2. remember that in addition to canada, the usa and japan, the g20 also includes china india brazil south africa, a state that is unlikely to support the frantic rhetoric of 19 + 1 will definitely not work, at least. you yourself said two tens. well, well, i don’t know, it’s hard to weigh it there, but in any case, maxim anatolyevich said that saudi arabia abstained, yes, there in the un and the emirates can you imagine 10 years ago, so that saudi arabia would even think about how to vote the us question is a general trend, no back under the us it crawls away, another from the us try a second. i will finish now a second under an attempt to do something on j20 is not typical, but the site will also end in failure, nothing will happen alexander on the arabs israeli conflict. very often and a lot in its history, the united states voted wrong. so they have, yes, they didn’t always keep far, they vote there. there it was

international club, but the proposal did not find support among its other members, oleksandr temarkov, vice-president of the london conservative party the chancellor of the institute of economicearch in london joins our conversation mr. oleksandr good night good night to you good evening good evening ukraine mr. oleksandr on the eve of the g20 summit the same honorable prime minister of great britain rishi sunok spoke about the need to define russia as a country of exile and outcast and now he states that it is impossible to do such an unimportant respectable association g20 why such a change in rhetoric no change in rhetoric is a reflection of today's reality because it is they find it, such countries have lost contact, but we will restore it literally in a moment in order to hear oleksandr timarko live here. and we remind you that the verkhovna rada also took the initiative to deprive russia of the right to participate in the meetings of the g20, and people's deputies talked about it and in particular, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, spoke about this. he spoke about the fact that this union should not become the g20, but the g19, at least we declared and call

carriers, and now they blame russia for their problems clubs and singing gas are coming from the police protesters do not agree with the economic of the president of akron, the french are faced with an unprecedented increase in prices and are now demanding higher wages, but the yellow vests and rallies in europe are far away. climate activists in berlin were not alone in marching against chancellor schulz's energy policy. hooray and this is ancient syracuse sicily green-red flags the symbols of the italian confederation of trade unions the whole city may lose jobs due to anti-russian sanctions essen, kiwi to aggress the closure of the petrochemical plant in syracuse means the loss of 10,000 jobs, as well as the loss of the circular economy, which is 60% of our region's gdp . it is located to the north of northeast and belongs to the russian lukoil, in 3 weeks the refinery may stop due to sanctions on russian oil, and not come into force on december 5 , someone permission for the whole of sicily is a social and economic disaster, because many families will be out of work. and this will mean a collapse not only for the petrochemi

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economic achievements ahead of next week's midterms. joining me now, new jersey talk radio of host, founder of common sense club dot org., bill spadia.ell, i think the president and the democrats overall are as desperate as they are delusional. they're going into tuesday knowing this is going to be a disaster for them and, look, the bottom line is, it's the practical that matters. the average family hears a speech like that they're not interested in political talking points. they say they're going to the grocery store and it's costing $60 more a week to buy regular groceries. look at the cost of eggs and steak and everything else. the biden administration is playing the old playbook where the partisan talking points had weight and matter and now we're living in a practical reality that the economy is a disaster and the democrats have done nothing to alleviate the pain that average americans are feeling. dagen: you said desperate, delusional, disaster. i will say denial. hdenial of the financial situation, the financial suffering of the american people, the decline in our standard of living because of their policies. denial that thing