edward: at the risk of being dead wrong, that is my interpretation. system is more robust, the banks are in great shape, corporations are in great shape. consumers are sitting on a tremendous amount of m2 in demand deposits. not everyone is well-off and doing well. inflation is eroding everyone's purchasing power. but in terms of something breaking in the credit system, i don't see it. i am watching the junk bond yields to see whether that will signal some serious problems. so far, it is pretty calm. tom: we are going back to arthur burns rate moves, some people talk 75 bps. did that work out the last time? edward: the burns environment is what we go to to look at the fed raising interest rates too little too late. eventually, volcker came in in the late 1970's and just let interest rates go up to levels that cause recession. we know that recessions always bring inflation down, but whether we can achieve a soft landing is the big controversy here. i suspect we either do or we get a real short and moderate recession. again, because i think the system i

please show your left hand edward came to court as a witness. is it in something? let him show his left hand. show your hand. this is my proof. if necessary, i am ready to bite him again so that i can compare the tracks. i recently got a fresh tattoo done. i hope i don't get jailed for this. fantasy lawyer becomes dangerous. as if he did not bite us all here. at least our witness disguised the bite mark. i have stronger evidence evidence. when i bit the attacker's hand, a few drops of blood fell on my clothes, i asked for an examination. i ask the court to announce the results. so skip me the interesting blood type. result blood samples do not belong to the witness eduard melekhov while the lawyer is knocked down. i have a question for the witness. if you don't mind your honor, tell me when is your last saw each other about a week ago. then we had a big fight with him. because, as your brother's lawyer hints, there was an affair with your wife. no, of course, because grigory suggested that i rob the store where he worked as a security guard. please take a break eve

edward: i think so.he ecb's baseline forecast implied we would see a growth rate of 3.7% this year. that was a downgrade of only 50 basis points. the street more broadly, we as well at ubs have downgraded our growth. the risk is to do that -- the downside. kriti: sitting here in the united states i am not a student of europe economics the way you are, but i'm curious about europe and it has been stuck in this deflationary spiral for almost a decade. is there a scenario, perhaps in the near term, but in the long term where europe can climb back from that? edward: yes, i think so. the outlook for the next couple of years, that is the next 2, 3, 4 years we are likely to see higher rates of inflation in europe. that has to do with the way we have come out of the covid crisis. that has to do with meeting will -- meaningful fiscal stimulus. it has to do with monetary policy response. that means that not only would we see a major overshooting in inflation this year, but also see that inflation rates in 2023, 20

edward. we lost edward. sorry about that prince cj is in falls church virginia on the democratsyo line. >> caller: good morning congressman. trump said that sentence about they send us their murderers and and some i suppose. in your opinion what's the break down because over four years trump never gave those percentages on rapist murders and good people. secondly where does giving up the 2nd amendment well-regulated militia in terms of our regulated militia for guns to go south of the border. and in your point of view how? >> guest: when you talk about people coming across the order is it a federal crime and illegal to cross the border between poisoned pen trÈs? in that respect every single person who comes across our order in this manner is breaking american law. they know it and that means they are thumbing their nose at americans. that's the term that is operated. it's illegal so with respect to the flow of guns across the border my concern right now is that we have seen since his administration took offi

been apprehended by the border patrol at our set them boris insisted took officer at roughly one by edward bid into our country, the other million were turned away because of title 42. when the administration removes it they expect to see as many as 18000 illegal aliens a day entering our country. now that is the entire population of wyoming every 32 days that is about 18000 is been 32 days we will be admitting another wyoming. and 32 days after that another wyoming. gallup warned last year based on their polling, about 42 million people have left it south america and the caribbean alone plan to come here. no civilization has ever survived this magnitude of mass illegal migration. there countries that cannot or will not defend their borders. and at some point he thing the democrats are going to have to explain to us, how are our schools made better? how are our hospitals made more accessible by flooding emergency rooms with illegal aliens looking for care? how are working families help by flooding labor markets cheap illegal labor? how are our communities may savor all but impossible to re

oh, edward's biggest fear is when his sons were mine. that was there why it's a certain yo growth dog in a book. know you have like you sure more you did they those for on your cars? what are you not so robert, you pon yarbrough thought, but what are you from the wolf cable door? what the excuse cust on them off was it the road to a pin on the outskirts of keith. it used to be a gateway to the capital, but at the start of the war, the defenders blew up the bridge. here to stop russian tanks advancing into the capitol. smoke from the latest shilling rises over ear pin this satellite city of more than 62000 people is the frontline threatened by more to fire. the trapped local inhabitants of struggle to evacuate underneath the broken bridge with some of the oldest and sickest are being carried out on stretches. what we do otherwise. we'll do the with . 5 ah, c a, u b, a b, y, n u dailey text to your story. i think it was a new motor home. no, which is under design, new or being new studio furniture new. negotiate those just crash and how mu

edward, thank you very much _ impact at all.s time now for a look at the weather forecast and matt is back with us forecast and matt is back with us for all the latest. high, forecast and matt is back with us forall the latest. high, matt. later on you need to keep a tight hold of your umbrella because it will be windy as well. 20 of showers and downpours at the moment, longer spells of rain as well pushing from west to east. a fragmented weather front that will move eastwards this afternoon. it leaves fewer showers in its wake so dry conditions this afternoon. the wind picks up in the west of scotland and ireland. more persistent rain in orkney. cold air in shetland that will start the process of working south this evening. plenty of showers before it arrives. some heavy with hail and thunder. the covering of snow tonight across the higher ground scotland. we will see heavy rain as well this evening in the first part of the night across the southern parts of england, lasting throughout the channel islands. coldest conditions in

that edward doesn't work for me.'m even afraid to give injections, i regret everyone about the puncture, i generally keep quiet, it's harmful precisely here, as they say, it's a matter of practice. i, too, here now, with my eyes closed, can find a dog. it seems to me that nothing will work out, and everyone here hates me. no one says anything, but i feel it is nothing personal, normal healthy hazing. the lily has blossomed. i cooked russian borscht for you. i feel so sorry for you. sasha, i cried and cried all night. why are you silent from here at all, and i called you, called you here, no? so get out of here brought. i need you more, don't you? what else do you want to marry, or what? promised? didn't promise. well, get out of here. i have girls. it's okay. and you're doing it for fun. in the vastness of ham and waves where is the belly of the deputies? are you leaving naruto? i ordered my mother. well, you can congratulate the best is not confirmed? what is not cancer? you know, this hematoma is a consequence of y

as the russians creep closer, edward make sure to get home to the young family before the curfew. this is my family, his wife, natalia watches for his arrival yeah, no mom, i really had the incident broke the one in white raising biography. so oh ching by you or ching? watching, watching. oh, let's do. it wasn't a been young organization. and when you moderate music, not say to manip among archie, but almost ha and pasta, peter sang, sing, oversight, lovely. the you are natalia's. mother lives here to fretting about her grandchildren. i'm always giving her. ah, yes. summer there were so much if you use the, you know, the natalia, it was a difficult decision to remain in key. awkward, you're not gonna 0. your call. we holla, you can use this, catch the j. enjoy those to bill for us upright in the store. yes, this is nicole media, any issue? britain, you marcia thorn cup by the other. if shar e animal was started to mosher. mom here. why use by them we have to is this yeah, i was just a slave or cannot detect but really chilly. cleanse garden. ah, my lanky shen that was a mia, so i

as the russians creep closer, edward make sure to get home to this young family before the curfew. this is my family, his wife, natalia watches for his arrival. yeah, no mom dear. really had dinner broke guardian, one thing. what if anything back official. oh chin guy used orchard watching orchard. oh let's do it, wasn't it been young organization a on you more ship using not fades. manip among. gotcha. but almost ha and pasta. peter, thanks in oversight. you are natalia's. mother lives here to fretting about her grandchildren. i'm always giving her a little more. yes, the summer there were so much. if you use the you know, over natalia, it was a difficult decision to remain in key. awkward. she morgan, as you your call, we holla, you can use this, catch the j. enjoy those to bill for us up right in the store. yes, this is near cocoa media in ancient britain. you marsha torn luke up by the other. if shar e union was 32 mosier mom here were use by them. we are through this yeah, i was just as i was gonna do, check my beauty chilly, cleans garden. ah, my lanky shen that was a mia. so

as the russians creep closer, edward make sure to get home to these young family before the curfew. this is my family. his wife, natalia watches for his arrival yeah, no mom. i really had dinner broke a new one. he thinking yeah, he wasn't above his own. oh, chin guy used orchard watching orchard. oh. let's do it, wasn't it been young organization? and when you moment using not say to me common. gotcha. but almost ha. and prosecutors dancing, oversight. lovely art natalia's mother lives here to fretting about her grandchildren very severe her. oh yes. so there were fullness. if you use the, you know, the natalia, it was a difficult decision to remain in ki, i can of course, you know, going to 0. you, we, holla, you can use this, catch the j. enjoy their civil force up rather than easter. yes, this is near local media. any issue? britain? you, marcia thorndike up by the other. if shar e animal was started, she moved her mom there were use by them. we have to is this? yeah, i was just as i walk in on the chevy, chilly cranes gladden. ah, my lanky shen that was a mia. so the given a, a

henry edward greenwell police say greenwell targeted women working at hotels along the highway.also attacked a fourth woman who was able to get away she's the one who gave this detailed description to police it resulted in this sketch indiana state police say he died in 2013. today those same state police and a superintendent spoke directly to the victim's families. >> i hope today by bringing this to you to know the animal who did this is no longer on this earth, the message is you might be able to hide for a while but we're going to find you, even if you're not here. >> well, greenwell's three victims were young women just starting their lives vicky heath was working at the super 8 motel in a kentucky town she had two kids the family said she had just gotten engaged margaret gill nicknamed peggy was working at a day's inn in indiana. jean gilbert, she was working only because she traded shifts with a co worker at the day's inn. she wanted to see her daughter's last cheerleading game. >>> covid cases are rising so should you get boosted the cdc providing some, well, clarificati

i'm also glad to have you, here sharon kay edwards. where my mom used to take me and my sister and brother, to the library. take any book we wanted, it was so joyful, it was like a discovery every week we could go and hang out in the library. i can't imagine anyone wanting to limit that discovery process and that phone for kids. but this is disturbing -- even trying to say that we are going to limit the access to books on the internet. the country that does that is china. that is what this sounds like. it sounds like communist china. what are your thoughts on all of this? >> well, the first thing i'm going to have to say is that this is not a problem at all. for them to say that school libraries in general have obscene materials for children, that's a lie. tennessee has a harmful to minors law on the books already. if that were the case, we would already be in jail. the books that they have issue with our free live a label to what consumers at walmart, at amazon, to consumers of all ages. if the books were obscene, that would not be th

hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport.ns league quarterfinal first legs on tuesday. manchester city will take a 1—0 advantage to spain after a kevin de bruyne goal helped them beat atletico madrid. liverpool, meanwhile, have one foot in the last four with a 3—1victory away to benfica. andy swiss rounds up all the action for us. this year, perhaps? for all their recent success, manchester city have never won the champions league, and atletico madrid were out to frustrate them again. for the first half, their defence simply smothered city's attack, leaving pep with a puzzle. could his team crack the code? well, with time running out, phil foden found kevin de bruyne, and at last... slips it through for de bruyne! from stalemate to celebration. how city were made to work for it, but that was enough for a 1—0 win and a crucial lead heading into the second leg. liverpool, meanwhile, were in lisbon to face benfica. and they got off to a thumping start. konate! ibrahima konate made the most of some charitable defending to power t

oh edwards biggest fear is when his son is one that was there. why it's a certain yarborough's dog in a book. no, you have like you short more you did. they don't score on your cars, varina, so slow, but you pon yarborough thought, but at what is in the wharf clay boudoir, what the excuse cast on them off was it the road to a pin on the outskirts of keith it used to be a gateway to the capital, but at the start of the war, the defenders blew up the bridge. here to stop russian tanks advancing into the capitol. smoke from the latest shilling rises or the air pin. this satellite city of more than 62000 people is the front line. threatened by mortar fire, the trapped local inhabitants have struggled to evacuate underneath the broken bridge with some of the oldest and sickest a being carried out on stretches through the whole world. it'll do luna with ah see a young baby bob. oh yeah. when you get back to your story, i do better than you, most of your former launches on design, new or being new studio furniture near negotiate those just rational. how

host: we will hear from edward, republican line in keyport, new jersey. edward. we lost him. bj in virginia. democrats line. caller: good morning. trump said that -- about they send us murderers, rapist. some, i suppose are good people. in later -- your opinion what is the breakdown on that percentage? trump never gave us percentages on murderers, rapist and good people. second, what is the back end of that in terms of our regulated militia from outlining guns to go south of the border willy-nilly? should we regulate that more? how? guest: when asked about people coming across the border, it is a crime, it is a federal crime and it is illegal to cross the border between boards of entry. in that respect, every single person coming across our border in this manner is breaking american laws and they know it. i do not think we should tolerate any illegal immigration. it is illegal. with respect to the guns across the border, i have not really looked at that. my concern right now is we have seen this administration took office, between those deliberately admitted, population the s

oh edward's biggest fear is when his son is one that is required to suffer. yarbrough thought in a book. no, you have like you sure more you did they those for on your cars? varina. so what you pon yarborough thought, but at what is in the wharf clay boudoir, what the excuse kissed on them off was it the road to a pin on the outskirts of keith it used to be a gateway to the capital, but at the start of the war the defenders blew up the bridge here to stop russian tanks advancing into the capitol. ah smoke from the latest shilling rises over ear pin. mm. this satellite city of more than 62000 people, is the front line threatened by mortar fire, the trapped local inhabitants of struggle to evacuate underneath the broken bridge . some of the oldest and sickest are being carried out on stretches through the whole world. you do not with. 5 i see a young lady, though. oh, did you say when you did, you talk to your story? i do better than you. most of your former know which is on the design. you are being the severe furniture near. negotiate those just rational. how much of my new business her

with moore edwards.less, present of joe biden asking for more funding for covid to help manage the pandemic for it he is also continuing the pause on repayment of federally backed student loans as a lifeline he says for those students recover from the pandemic. but the cdc is saying the pandemic is over at the border ending title 42 which expels illegal immigrants to continue or stop the spread of a contagious disease. i asked white house press secretary jen psaki which is true? is coping an issue or not? >> you said today you want to stop the spread of covid. we're still still recovering from the pandemic wise title 42 going to be revisit you could look at that and how we just recovered from the border then? >> the decision about title 42 is made by the cdc a public health decision on immigration authority it is a public health decision. we respect the authority given to them by congress to make that determination. >> of the white house deflecting orf title 42 saying it will end next month mayors of bor

edward lawrence in washington with more. edward.eporter: liz's let's start with the horrific scene in brooklyn. the president has been briefed several times what the investigation is revealing. cell phone video shows the moments bystanders trying to help some of those gunshot victims. the video also showed the terrifying moments as the shooting happened. attorney general merrick garland has been briefed on the investigation. the fbi and atf helping but the lead belongs to the nypd. >> as the train was pulling into the station the subject put on a gas mask. he had then opened a canister that was in his bag and the car filled with smoke. after that he began shooting. reporter: now to the other big story out of the white house. the headline inflation is the highest levels we've seen since december of 1981. when you remove food and gas prices it is the highest levels we've seen since august of 1982 year-over-year. this graph shows you all you need to know regardless of the spin from the white house and their economic advisors. listen. >

i want to bring in edward lawrence. he has more on this from the white house. edward?e house, the white house counsel on environmental quality, a mouthful, council of environmental quality finalized a rule to reimpose strict environmental reviews on projects going forward. this rule goes into effect in may. the reviews will include reports on indirect climate impacts. returning to this review process under the national environmental policy act would, from 1978, when president carter was in office would add a significant amount of time to projects according to the u.s. chamber of commerce. listen to this. >> just to get a yes or no answer on a big project was taking an average of four 1/2 years. now you could dig down a little bit more, highways were taking seven years or more. then, some, same thing for new electric transmission lines. then there are horror stories of projects taking 10, 12, 15 more years even to get a yes or no answer. reporter: he says the yes or no answer should not take longer than the project to complete. in a statement the chair of the ceg from t

minnesota's guard anthony edwards making his playoff debut. edwards delivers a rejection letter.dwards feeling like a linebacker but he scored like a quarterback. game one advancing edwards and the timberwolves who win 130-117. and four more games today including a triple-header on our sister network tnt. let's go to nhl now. between his own legs leaving red wings defenders flailing and the ability to roof it backhand for the score, last year's number one overall pick coming to play after being benched on thursday. he nets two goals for a win. in tennis now some of the top women's players from the u.s. and yie crane meeting for a qualifier in the billy jean king cup this weekend in asheville, north carolina. winning their double match yesterday giving the u.s. a 3-2 victory advancing to the tournament in november. cnn was there to speak to some of the ukrainian team and they had to admit it was tough to be out there on the court with family and friends still in danger. >> cri'm trying to pretend i'm pretty strong and i can play and stuff, but it's not true. it's very hard. i real

hello, i'm marc edwards with your support. —— sport.ring in south london on a raucous night as crystal palace thrashed the gunners 3—0 to climb up to 9th, while arsenal stay in 5th. nick parrot was watching this one for us.... many a team has seen their efforts toward at selhurst park. it has one of the most intimidating atmospheres in the premier league. and it got to arsenal early on. this free kick gave crystal palace the perfect opportunity. john philippe matata post my goal was significant because they hadn't lost the season after scoring first. on the 1st of april, mikael arteta was named the manager for march. but parents were fast making his side look like fools. less than ten minutes after going a goal down, arsenal's defence looked up goal down, arsenal's defence looked up again, and the whole side went two up. you couldn't tell from the finish that this wasjordan iiu's finish that this wasjordan “us only second goal of the season. it didn't matter what arsenal did, this wasn't going to be there at night. they felt this should

[laughter] all right, edward, you're the best, my friend. edrd -- edward lawrence.he way, started in the years of double-digit inflation, to i say that a president biden is no jimmy carter. in fact, he says he's worse. take a look at this. enter we have leadership today in america that isn't willing to admit when they're wrong. they made a terrible blunder here x now the price has got to be paid. we've exacerbated the problem. for example, the energy issue in america. we didn't have to be deficient like we are. hell, by now that pipe ryan would have been almost complete. and biden now saying he had nothing -- blaming the oil companies? this is a disgrace. i think he's worse than jimmy carter. neil: the great thing about being a billionaire is you can set up your own home camera. you don't always have to be looking at it, but you can be enraged and get the point across. we got a lot of tweets and e-mails on his appearance: this 867 -- 86-year-old billionaire titan's view is we just immediate to start changing policies. steve forbes with us right now. forget about rel

edwards john edwards presidential campaign and you know in some ways it's the losses. i think this i think nancy blows you would say the same we would say the same thing you kind of grow and think about and learn from you know, the losses and you know a tough situation like the edward family more than other than other situations then the victories which come a little easy and susan so susan and i have first met her where you know, if she was usa today when i work for president clinton and very happy to i'm not sarah alfred states that are help with supposed to do this. they're in session. so sarah asked me if i would moderate that i was like susan page. i'm talking about nancy pelosi. this is definitely my wheelhouse i i wrote a book called dear madam president sort of based off of the experiences. i worked learning learned working for hillary and second book. she proclaims our declaration of independence from a man's world. it's not a declaration of war. just don't see any reason we need to continue to follow a man's path and that is what just something about her is a

-miguel put leeanne in touch with virginia tech professor marc edwards, a top lead expert.en be poisoned. we can't allow this to happen." and from that, marc came up with us doing a citizen testing. -hi! how are you? -good. it's good to see ya. -in a community-wide effort, the residents of flint set out to test their water, with a goal of collecting 75 to 100 samples. -and marc never dreamed we would get him back 277 kits, but that's just the nature of me. [ laughs ] -the tests showed that 1 in 6 homes had lead levels exceeding epa standards. the water in leeanne's home tested as high as 13,000 parts per billion. that's two timesazardous waste levels. ur worst fear became the reality, that flint was experiencing one of the worst environmental crimes in us history. -what do we want? -in response, the city switched back to detroit water, and michigan's governor declared a state of emergency. -...residents to have a good, safe, clean source of water. oday leeanne is working to change the epa's federal lead and copper rule to improve testing standards. -...never allowing this t

he has now being detained for 1760 days, but he has been sentenced to 35 years. edward snowden, william benny. similarly, in relation to national security agency, orange was united states face to 50 years, been brilliant, president and $1000000.00, the fine, a personal friend of mine, a volunteer for wiki makes you ended up very sadly, being persecuted literally to death 2 years ago, al serra harrison who assisted us with transporting edward snowden from hong kong into a place of asylum in eventually, in russia. what a number of these cases have in common is not simply the reasons or that they are conducted sometimes without any charge or that they are abuses in the, in the formal process. it is that a technique has been developed in the west where the process was clearly the punishment of these young i. so in the sense that it just full 9. does evolution with song sing when there, unless you just see on it like game act, what i mean is that percentage that are sitting from a lot bassetti don't they will media only got you? yeah. they're forced in one of the vehicle. it will go no solut

it shows little harutyun with his father edward yervandovich khachatryan .ia for russia and contact with him was interrupted. it is known that he lived in the leningrad region later in moscow, despite the absence of any father everywhere, and rutin hopes that dad lives and will definitely respond that with your help we can safely close all these applications. call. write, we are waiting for you. welcome to the country of talent. year of the cultural heritage of the peoples of russia on ntv. you are young russia. thanks to this project, every time i discover something new for myself, it was 84 years old. and today at 20:50 on ntv, the police brotherhood of the prime minister from monday at 20:00 on ntv, even if the damaged liver worries, it’s better to take care of it in time, two active components could help relieve inflammation and restore liver cells. look at liver care with a vengeance vtb are looking for an advertisement that will help you get a free multicard in

peace nothing that spectacular except joe edwards read it in and he ran runs a restaurant called blueberry hill near washington university and he showed it to chuck berry and chuck thought my description of him was really spot on he's from saint louis. he lived in st. louis there and then chuck berry loved the magic bus. he said i would have stayed in school if somebody would have let me get out of the prison like. school room and actually go and see and do things so he just took to the concept and i got out of nowhere. i always remember the day and my mailbox came a package and he sent me his autobiography and a guitar pick and a note that said if you ever come to saint louis with your magic bus dinner on chuck berry. so we went through st. louis and i got joe edwards the guy who set these up and we met at blueberry hill and chuck and his wife and daughter ingrid. we all had a meal we had a great time and then we would go went down into the basement and we played music with them. he played guitar one of my students played drums a little and he was had our driver saying he set my class up

she was much closer to the two younger ones, andrew and edward, than s was the two older ones.se, you know, like any working mother, age 25, she was given this unbelievable position in the world when her children were very young. and she did not spend that kind of time with andr-- with charles and anne that she was able to spend as, you know, when she was a more accomplished monarch later in her reign than she was with andrew and edward. so she always has d a very soft spot for andrew. people were utterly shocked to see andrew escorting the queen at the memorial for prince philip. but the queen would feel, "this is my private situation. it's his father, my husband." she wanted the arm of her son when she walked down the aisle. >> she has two other sons to choose from, two other sons to choose from. >> and, of course, andrew muscled to make sure that he was there. she was actually supposed to be handed off to the archbishop, who was going to walk her down. but andrew, wanting to push his face into the limelight and say, "i still have the approval of my mother," made sure he was

they attracted two eighteen-year-old mike edwards and seventeen-year-old steven shaw successfully passed three years, and then it turned out that both psychics were working with the support of a magician and debunker of magicians, james randi , he had previously sent letters to moklab where he indicated. how research protocols should be drawn up, his suggestion was ignored. and then he decided to show in practice that without a battling scientific approach, the commission can be deceived . how did they manage to achieve such results, that mike edwards answered, that's it, we just cheated. nikolai fomushin says that the ability to manipulate people and knowledge of their psychology underlies the skill of those who have long and successfully practiced as a psychic, a classic technique used by astrologers, numerologists and all kinds of fortunetellers, this technique of cold reading, when we can look at a person, almost in appearance. assess his status, his social position. this is the so-called phishing technique or catching fish, when we throw in some absolute truths. and after that, alre

edward lawrence on this. edward?ident says what the energy company did in russia is blackmail. she says the e.u. is mapping out a response. here at the white house, an nsc spokesman said cutting off the energy to poland and bulgaria will replace russian gas to europe, decreasing europe's dependence on russia and putin's ability to use energy to coerce europe. energy experts tell me poland can handle this. this is a message to germany and other countries to pay in rubles or he will cut off the energy supplies to them. i asked the white house if they had a message of their own. >> is there a message to the white house or countries that might cave and pay in rubles for energy? >> i don't think we have a new message to offer today. what i would note is that we have long predicted -- this is the russian playbook, part of the russian playbook is weaponizing energy. >> so we're seeing the pressure from u.s. voters. more democrats starting to signal that they would support opening up u.s. energy independence while blaming oi

also with us, edward fishman who served as russia's sanctions lead at the state department. tim, let me begin with you and what you have said about what we are seeing on the intelligence side of this war. what is happening on the intelligence side, and how does it compare to what we have seen in the past? >> the united states through the cia and the state department launched a devastating attack on vladimir putin back on february 17th. anthony blinken, the secretary of state, expose the russian plan to create this information operations, phony attacks, staged videos of atrocities and this had devastating effects on the kremlin. one, it neutralized putin's plans for war. two, it created a great crisis in putin's military intelligence and security services. they all looked around and said, who's the mall? who told the americans about our plans? putin put the head of a major intelligence branch, a security service person responsible for intelligence on ukraine, under house arrest. the third and most important was by calling out putin's plans for war, the world understands now t

host: another republican, go ahead, edward. caller: i wanted this directed to mr. israel who was on before, but, he spoke about the border being closed. that is contrary to what i am seeing as i understand it, he told me what percentage of people, when they are -- for 40 or 50 years. it is a problem. what i need to get something that works. host: this is an editorial in the wall street journal written by david --

anthony edwards powers his way to the hope to put the t wolves in front by four. edwards had 30 minnesota 109104 winner, the t wolves nailed down that number seven spot. the clippers will wait for the winner of san antonio, new orleans. kevin durant and the nets hosting cleveland in the playing game between the seven and eight in the east. the nets led most of the way, but the cavs have cut it to six in the fourth quarter. make it nine as durant hits three from the corner. he had 25 points. 11 assists the nets when 1 15 108, the cavs, still alive, will play the winner of the atlanta charlotte game for the number eight spot in the east. and it is check this out time on a tuesday night. major league batters don't usually like it when they're hit by a pitch when it's coming 52 miles an hour. it's not so bad. strange gordon and mop up duty hitting travis d'arnaud goes down like he's been shot and got a chuckle. from both dugout matic dramatic flop. yes games all over. nothing to lose at that point thing is all smiles like it when that happens. sorry thanks for joining

john and edward towers have a special bond with these animals. and father and son, a dairy farmers in northern england. their only concern is that their cows produce large quantities of methane, a potent greenhouse gas. we talk, solve the problems that we've got with in industry, and it's affecting upon and about way. we can't produce milk and people can drink milk. we need to solve these problems as an industry for industry to carry on because it is not serving upon it. well, we should of it. there are some 1500000000 cows on the planet. they produce a 3rd of the world's methane emissions, mainly through their belching. this makes them a climate hazard. so the towers are experimenting with a new type of feed supplement made from garlic and citrus. it influences enzymes in the kaos, stomach and intestines. the astonishing result, the cows emit 30 percent less methane, that i was received regular visits from other farmers and agricultural experts like these representatives from a livestock auction house that towers one that visitors to recommend t

it changes how you see certain figures like edward colston.body who she is, i a lot of people won't know. especially in a city like bristol, which is very sort of multicultural, it's got quite a lot of history with this, i don't feel as though i've had, like, the education to talk about it really. but do you think it's wider than that, that this is something that should be thought about in every school? it's affecting everyone. it's not just all of these black students are unhappy with their curriculum. no, it's everyone needs to learn about it. protests against racism can be discussed in school, but new guidelines in england warn — don't make it political. change is already happening quietly, as schools look for ways to include everyone's culture and history. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, bristol. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a rise in the state pension of 3.1% has taken effect. charities say the increase fails to offset the cost of living, with inflation currently above 6%. the government says it recognises people's difficul

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that edward is back in 2018 when enron con, came in with big numbers. and i've got a kid in the election. he had 155. he parliament the highest number of heads by any political party. and although the opposition and you are aware also the additional position is an alliance of a political party. they have a history of better rivalry, but they all united or no one point gender to get rid of him, ron khan, and of god able to succeed at that. however, m ron hahn may be down. he'd knocked out. he's already called a supporters of protest, garage markets, dawn on sunday evening after the evening. prayers. and of course, at the opposition wireless rejoicing will be confronted with many challenges because the country, the economy is in bad shape. some of it is because of the fact the international crisis, the oil prices, not to forget the pandemic, which he called read very well by an article in the country. so m, ron cron, after dad was going to a residence in bonnie gala just on the outskirts of rich lama bought and via wiring to fight back by going back to hi

you us will environmental protection is also a top priority for john and edward towers. the english dairy farmers loved their job and their livestock, but cows are climate killers. they emit methane, which is a leading contributor of greenhouse gases at their farm and fall to near lancashire . an experiment is under way to make the industry greener. the cows had been put on a modified diet, designed to clear the air. ah ah, counts exceed a certain common wisdom and provide us with food. john and edward towers have a special bond with these animals, father and son, a dairy farmers in northern england. their only concern is that deck house produce large quantities of methane, a potent greenhouse gas. we talk, solve the problems that we've got with an industry, and it's affecting upon it and about way we can't produce milk and people can drink milk. we need to solve these problems. awesome industry for industry or to carry on because it's not serving the planet well. we're some of it. there are some 1500000000 cows on the planet. they produce a 3rd of the world's methane em