ellen: thanks a lot. back to you jody. >> you both made remarkable comments that have my mind spinning. i can imagine given the threads that you have touched on that our audience is also have an opportunity for a lot of follow-up but maybe i've toss it back to you for a minute of closing remarks or a main take away even like our audience to think about. first you dan. dan: i think that we should appreciate how hard it is to do news online and -- journalism is a ministry. and i want to say that markets are helping they find the story in life. jody: i was going to say we put you through the ringer on that dan and you turned out ok. ellen, what are your takeaways? ellen: i appreciate being here i love the peace. in still not totally command that arc is the next amazon in this context. but i do think but it raises is the importance of infrastructure and a hidden infrastructure and how important the infrastructure to be decentralized and resilient and not to be reliant on a single solution. and certainly a sin

ellen: very interesting. i'm interested too in the operational impact, you mentioned -- [indiscernible] saying we set up this program are something like that. what does that mean for a few different communities, what does it mean for immigrants, and for government players. think you have good insight on that. and those having to respond to government mandates on their policies. >> for the government, here's the interesting thing. people think of the government courts as expansive source of resources who can do anything. the truth is, the government, even with all of its resources, has scarce and limited resources. the government in the immigration sphere can really only focus on one or two big things at a time. so when these injunctions happen, they divert everything the government is trying to do with the normal operation of immigration policy to this issue of, how do we resolve this? ? court injustice what do we tell the court? what do we do? what do we do about -- just normal operations, they can focus on

, but her real passion is linguistics so to share her knowledge and have some fun, ellen began settinground new york city where she lives, and it worked so well she took the table to the collective noun that is america. we caught up with her here in new hope, pennsylvania, where ellen reminded people how to diagram sentences, explain when to use who and whom, and even answered something i've always wondered about: does the period have to go inside the quotation mark or can it go outside in certain circumstances? how about "the story steve did on the grammar lady was interesting." where does the period go there. i'm using "interesting" in an ironic way. >> yes, i understand that, completely. but it always goes inside. in this sentence. >> reporter: ellen says her favorite part is settling grammar disputes between husbands and wives. >> in my experience, usually if a couple comes up, usually the woman is right. i 19, in my limited-- limited-- >> reporter: i'm grammarless right now. she hung me out like a dangling modifier, but you gotta love her passion. since we first told thissistic el

since we first told this story, ellen has taken her table across the country and even written a book"rebel with a clause." ellen says americans are way more interested in grammar than some cynical reporters would have you believe, and she may be right. >> yes! >> reporter: i mean, this guy at a red light just had to know, "do you always capitalize after a colon." >> if it's only a piece of a sentence, definitely no cap. >> okay. >> reporter: that made her day, one more proper usage in ellen's never-ending quest to make us, 'all gooder at wording stuff.' >> thank you for stopping by. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in new hope, pennsylvania. >> brennan: we'll be right back with an amazing photo that was too good to be true. positive. yeah, just like that breakfast burrito. there isn't too much hot sauce, is there? i have a — sensitive palate. i actually like hot sauce. how 'bout guacamole? i don't really know what we're talking about anymore. burritos! insurance! geico. [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] insurance! [acoustic soul music through

ellen: i think they will point to that.y have acknowledge that headline inflation will be falling primarily because energy prices are coming down. core inflation, which really represents how tight the economy is, is still rising. i think where their perspective is, is the strong wage gains going to lead to a wage price spiral? there, there is no reason to expect that inflation expectations, an essential element of a wage price spiral, are not there in this cycle. we have not seen it despite these strong wage gains. they are watchful, but even they acknowledge that real wage gains are negative. by the middle of next year, real wage gains will turn positive. it is almost like you will breathe more life into the economy when the fed has done its maximum amount of tightening. we think that underpins our expectation that the fed can achieve a soft landing next year. jonathan: what does that include for you, a shallow recession? what is it? lisa: soft landing in its basic form, do you end up with a sharp growth slowdown but growt

jonathan: ellen, awesome to hear from you. ellen wald of the atlantic council.to guide you through this morning or this afternoon over in vienna, 1:00 p.m. local time is when the monitoring committee meeting is. opec-plus will meet about 13 minutes later. the main events have so many people, after that meeting between the crown prince and the president of the united states. will joe biden get anything whatsoever? tom: this is well said. is that the dominant theme or is that a sideshow? i would suggest because of europe, what we saw with the photo op, all of a sudden, maybe the biden discussion is secondary. jonathan: i would say the regional buyers from this perspective, i have to say you would have to be looking at the recession story that is emerging worldwide. china has difficulties. europe is suffering. the united states in the minds of many people is heading in the wrong direction. could you see a deceleration in demand? lisa: that is what i'm curious about. if they emphasize that, the slow down, could that basically be an indication of just what you are sa

it's ellen, g deliveries to asia, and the u. s. galli is scaling back. those in favor of shipping more an l and g to germany. does that sound more feasible? do i think what, what this means is that it's in some years reshuffling of supply in the global balance. but when you look at the overall total amount of supply that is available for any gas consumer in the world, re on the, on the global scale, it means that the overall pul, off gas is still unchanged. there's still the same amount of gas that is available for everyone in the world. it's the same size of the pie. so what you're looking at may be an increasing efficiency in that you might see canadian connected produce. an export has focusing more in asia, freeing up a short travel times for and and g facilities in the east coast of the united states to deliver something into the european market. but the overall amount of liquefaction capacity in the world is still the same. and that won't help europe to actually size of the increase. it's ellen g imports in the short medium. liam, briefly, if you co

i think about how ellen is willing to just absorb the abuse, contempt and disdain as she tries to findre is the advantage and how dry maneuver through that? so i certainly understand it, i tried my own way but somebody like my friend alan or in this case, ellen adams who goes toe to toe withll very tough customers, leaders of our country is in the book, it reminded me of how she has done it, too. >> i would say the same thing all the enough although i never had a chance to meet ellen but bringing our ellen allies, the home she had, the bravery she has, the ability to move forward and back and when to do it and when not to and went to play stupid, she asks questions on purpose to relax them and think they are in the presence of a real idiot so they will open up. i wish i was more like that, more manipulative. [laughter] >> i'd say the same thing. [laughter] >> bruce from ontario wanted to know, is it easy to take criticism suggestions your editors must provide to achieve a final copy? how did you navigate when you get that list of editor's note? ptsd. >> it's like the word strike. many

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ellen, welcome to the book club.ou for being with us this morning. >> thank you, it is a pleasure. >> i would like to start with the banning. your books has been tough around since 2004. there has been a major uptick, lately. it is not once of the most banned books or challenged books that we have ever covered on the book club. conversely, it is also assigned reading in some schools. tell me about this. >> it is an interesting dichotomy. the current challenges are different than the challenges we face before. over the years there have been single challenges. a parent would see their child reading this book, and have a problem with it. one-on-one the challenges are different. this is a political movement. the goal is political. it is not just to get a puck off the shelves. it is to make a political statement. that is the difference. so, a lot of the challenges, my bucs, they will be on a list. they see my name somewhere. they are like, take all her books out. not even just the one. i have 14 young adult novels. they h

ellen called me late at night one night and said i'm going to moscow. this is ridiculous.we've got to get this done. i'm going to go stop by the white house and get the blessing of that then national security advisor retired general jim jones and i'm just going to go. i said go get them and off she went. literally her ability to be both tough and charming, to be strong and determined to go toe to toe with anybody and bring them coffee if that would help soften them up so that they would be receptive was unmatched. she was one of the most effective politicians and diplomats. so i knew her very well just admired and adored her and i think about how ellen is willing to just absorb the abuse of the content, the disdain as she tries to find where is the point of the advantage and how do i maneuver through that. so i certainly understand it and i tried my own way to do it with somebody like my friend or in this case ellen adams who goes toe to toe with a tough customer and leaders of some hard countries in the book it really reminded me of how she had done it to. a. >> i would s

though i never had the chance to meet ellen. but by bringing our ellen alive and the calm she had, the bravery she has had, the ability to move forward and back and know when to do it and when not to and play stupid, sometimes she asks stupid questions on purpose to set people, relax them in the presence of a real idiot so they will open up. i wish i was more like that, more manipulative. [laughter] >> so, bruce from ontario wanted to know isis it easier to take e criticism and suggestions your editors must provide to achieve a final copy and how did you all navigate when you get that list of editors notes? >> it's like the worst because here's the thing [inaudible] the other thing they do of course, they say, they read the manuscript so they know how to manipulate itma but they say ths is genius. it is perfect except -- [laughter] -- 20 pages of notes. >> can you work on the plot and the characters. [laughter] i'm trying to remember what we did. obviously the thing that is so interesting about writing of course, which we formed

it's ellen, g deliveries to asia, and the u. s. galli is scaling back. those in favor of shipping, more energy to germany. does that sound more feasible to you? i think what, what this means is that it's in some years reshuffling of supply in a global balance. but when you look at the overall total amount of supply that is available for any gas consumer in the world, re on the, on the global scale, it means that the overall pool of gas is still unchanged. there's still the same amount of gas that is available for everyone in the world. it's the same size of the pie. so when you're looking at maybe the european market, but the overall amount of liquefaction capacity in the world is still the same and that won't help europe to actually size of the increase. it's allen g imports in the, in the short medium leon briefly if you could, how do you view the government's attempts? the german government attempts to secure alternatives to russian gas. so for well, i think overall the german government is as doing everything and can also when, when you're looking at

will these ellen g deliveries from canada to germany ever happened? i think at the moment with prices on the european benchmark, the tgf at around 250 years. and what are, there's definitely a business case for really any export her off natural gas to try and ramp or production and to export any available supplies into the european market. but that is something that is not really going to help you open the case of canada. in the short term, you're looking at nasdaq of liquefaction capacity and terminals at canada, east coast, on the west coast. when you're looking at those, which means that in the immediate short term and also in the medium term, there's not really any significant way for canada to provide. and then g, 2 year old answer, germany and particular. right, i mean there's a lot of open questions there. you mentioned the fact that there's no liquefied natural gas terminals on the east coast and the fact that canada wants to scale back. it's carbon footprint anyway. so there's been the idea of canada, increasing its ellen g deliveries to asia

because most of the ellen g are most of the gas projects are on the west coast of canada. and by the way, a number of them involve fracking, which has been questioned in canada, as well as internationally to get that gas from the west coast to the east coast of canada, where it could then go out to a country, an importer, like germany, would require a major pipeline and there is some debate in canada about whether the costs of constructing such a pipeline are justified. given that this would essentially be a transitional project because canada is very determined to move away from fossil fuels toward net 0. therefore, questions about whether the investment costs can be recouped and that's why candidate self has been stressing that it's interested in doing some hydrogen diplomacy, but not necessarily ellen g. then the grand w's chief, political correspondent, belinda, thank and out of some of the other global business stories making news. germany's exports to non e u countries fell 7.6 percent in july, as, according to new government figures published earlier today, the drop

i think it's probably less of a surprise that ellen white was in i a surprise that ellen white was inost recent euros campaign when they won the trophy that she was very much a squad player, coming on for a few minutes at the end of each game. it certainly got the impression that whether it was her decision or not she probably wasn't a play for england much if at all going forward. i think it took a few people by surprise that she is retiring completely, genetically continue playing domestically in this country or abroad. when you look at the illustrious career that she's had, it 16 years playing internationally, that's just internationally, that's just internationally, she's been to ten major tournaments including julep games with great britain. she is a one the women super league title, she's when everything there is to win. she's got nothing left to prove. win. she's got nothing left to rove. �* , ., win. she's got nothing left to rove. fl ., . win. she's got nothing left to rove, �*, ., ., , win. she's got nothing left to rove. h ., ., , ., prove. it's from a resilient part of ou p

ellen white announces her retirement from football. good evening.forecasts out today of the climbing rise in the cost of living, and particularly in energy prices for households and businesses. it's ahead of a new updated energy price cap due this friday — and that cap remember sets a limit on how much providers can charge for a unit of energy. the latest figures suggest the annual bill for an average household is set to rise to more than £3,500 in october — and then leap to more than £a,600 in january. these are predictions, and changes in the markets can affect these numbers. some economists are also forecasting that inflation — which is nowjust over 10% — could reach as high as 18% which will hit household budgets even harder. the economy will be a huge challenge for whoever becomes the country's new prime minister, two weeks today. here's our business correspondent caroline davies. pulling pints is no longer enough to pay the bills for karen. she works full—time in a pub and lives alone in a one—bed bungalow. she is already £1,000 in debt becaus

jo, tell us more on what ellen said about the acupuncture.acupuncture. this time last year she had small around this time last year she had a small back problem and when she went back to her club manchester city, she saw someone to relieve that problem with during the acupuncture treatment, a needle punctured the long and a lot of trouble stemmed from that with her needing to go to hospital to effectively had to have her long re—inflated. she spoke about how that affects her physically and even now she gets a shortness of breath but also the mental battle she has had as well because this is a very dangerous thing to happen. because this is a very dangerous thing to happen-— because this is a very dangerous thing to happen. let's hear what she had to say about _ thing to happen. let's hear what she had to say about that _ thing to happen. let's hear what she had to say about that now. _ it was a really traumatic time for me and — it was a really traumatic time for me and i'm — it was a really traumatic time for me and i'm still figuring out no

joe curry has reported on england for most of ellen white's international career, and she joins ellenow. greatjob at the euros, i have to say. was this a surprise? she must have been mulling over this for a. surprise? she must have been mulling overthis for a-_ over this for a. i don't think many --eole over this for a. i don't think many peeple saw— over this for a. i don't think many peeple saw this — over this for a. i don't think many people saw this coming. - over this for a. i don't think many people saw this coming. you - over this for a. i don't think many - people saw this coming. you mention she is the lionesses all—time goal—scorer, but she is also just one goal shy of equalling wayne rooney's all—time england goal scoring record, two from beating it. so when you take into account the fact that the lionesses have world cup qualifiers in just a few weeks' time against austria and luxembourg, teams ranked lower than in lent, they will be gold to be scored. you would expect to get one of those games, so the fact that she is doing it now is a surprise. she still has a year left

melinda, us talk about a liquefied natural gas, or ellen g here for a 2nd. the canadian side seems pretty reserved when it comes to delivering this liquefied natural gas. why is it? because most of the l. n g, or most of the gas projects are on the west coast of canada. and by the way, a number of them involve fracking, which has been questioned in canada as well as internationally to get that gas from the west coast to the east coast of canada. where it could then go out to a country, an importer, like germany, would require a major pipeline. and there is some debate in canada about whether the costs of constructing such a pipeline are justified. given that this would essentially be a transitional project because canada is very determined to move away from fossil fuels toward net 0. therefore questions about whether the investment cost can be recouped. and that's why candidate itself has been stressing that it's interested in doing some hydrogen diplomacy, but not necessarily ellen g. then the grand d w's. chief political correspondent, belinda, thank and o

so it doesn't sound like you think germany said count on canadian, ellen g, but we're seeing european energy prices spike again. this week, after this announcement of a 3 day shut down of nord stream, one at the end of the month. how do you rate germany's chances of successfully replacing, shrinking gas supplies quickly? it's, it's simply not possible and don't take it on my authority. i listen to mr. mueller, who's head of the network agency for the natural gas infrastructure in germany. he says, this will be a crisis of 2 years, if potent cuts off the big pipelines. he said this publicly, he's absolutely right. if he cuts off the big pipelines, stuart a will be filled if he cut it off. now b, if he cut her off later, storage isn't enough. you can't replace those huge pipelines. import simply was doors after 23 months. there's a debate now. it would run out and this would be a quite a crisis. and there's no reason to believe this won't repeat for 2 years. it will take that long to find other supplies from other countries. thank you very much. energy analysts, thomas o'donnell there.

welcome, mary ellen. >> thanks, keith. very nice to hear -- has been an outstandingdi program. hope it's, you've got a tape of it. >> i think, i think i see a recording button here, so i'm not sure. i think it is being recorded. and, of course, your presence is part of what makes it what it is, so i'm glad to have you here. i don't want to to -- i was talking to larry a couple minutess ago, i don't want to straitjacket either one of you, a because you prep a certain way and then, of course, there's expectations that people have for wanting to hear how you connect these writers, john a. williams and paule marshall, to a contemporary world. i just assumeor as you get into your presentations and say all the things you want to say, we'll see some obvious resonances to thean contemporary world, andld we'll just let tha, we'll let that go from there. but i don't d want to, i don't want to box you in with respect tot what it is you wanted to say and what you're prepared to do. so to begin, i'm going to ask pa bet call -- in alphabetical order, i'm going to ask larry to open up with hi

her former partner, ellen degeneres voiced, happened to me, saying it was a sad day. well, a suspected bank. robin. italy has landed in hospital after the tunnel. he was digging collapsed. investigators are looking into the possibility that he and 3 other men were trying to borrow their way into a bank. near the vatican. officers arrested the 3 other suspects. battalion newspapers say it the men wanted to stage the highest this weekend the holiday in italy. ah.

england manager sarina wiegman has paid tribute to ellen white andjill scott, after the pair announcedcoming world cup qualifiers without the pair that helped england win the women's euros, wiegman said it was time for the next generation to make their mark. we will absolutely miss them, because they are such big personalities and they have such a influence on the team. but what was already saw over the summer with her as captain, she grew in the role so well and collaborated with the whole team, and also with ellen and the other more experienced leaders in the team. so i do think now, the dynamics of the team will change a little bit, of course, that's normal. we will absolutely miss those two, but i think we will stabilise over the next camps — because it also gives an opportunity for other players to step up. here's the squad in full, then — goalkeeper hannah hampson is omitted, sandy maciver called up. in midfield, jordan nobbs and katie zelem replace scott and the injured fran kirby, whilst chloe kelly is injured so laurenjames and ebony salmon are draughted in, too. london spirit

ellen: it is the classic nimby mentality, not in my back yard.therton is a strange town, extremely wealthy. all big names lived there. they like it because it is private and really not d ense, and they are surrounded by other rich neighbors. of course, we like housing, but not where i live. i think that is just a very common attitude, and it is funny to see it show up here. emily: and it is not just mark and reason. you singled out a quote from the ceo of sofi, talking about how his family has had to get private security because crime is on the rise. can we substantiate that? ellen: it is bringing up all these fears about public housing. it tends to be fear about change. they like the tone the way it is. one of the quotes in the story is "atherton as we know it will come to an end, and only you can speak to that." emily: given that you have reported so much on wework and adam neumann, what is your take? ellen: i think they want to send a strong, a little troll-ish signaled that hey, we are not afraid to back founders who have had some bad press i

glen ellen ben's inger -- benzinger. >> you got it right.: walk us through the prices of their tasting and 2020 and 2022. an abbott passage, too. >> first off, i don't think they are shocking. i think the increases are marginal compared to other sectors. they are of the highest in healdsburg. in santa rosa, prices were up 70%. the city of sonoma, prices are up 33%. sebastopol, winetasting is up 20%. glen ellen, up 12%. interestingly enough, prices were actually down in kaiserville. the furthest distance from san francisco. kristen: i like that. i was going to ask you that, what are some tips for visit ors. using differences -- are you seeing differences in prices with wineries? >> we are the someone a winetasting blog. the reason this is the sonoma winetasting report and we do not include not but it is because it is one of the big wineries -- it is where the big wineries are. as much as we love tech, i don't think any of us wants to live in a world where we all work for just bezos or elon musk. we like to support small business. to support t

in the late '90s, heche became tabloid fodder for her high-profile three-year relationship with elleneneres and an equally high-profile breakup and public breakdown. her famous ex telling "the daily mail" yesterday, i don't want anyone to be hurt. throughout the years, heche has publicly and privately battled her share of scandals and struggles. in 2001, during an exclusive interview with abc's barbara walters, anne opened up in piercing detail about the trials and turmoils of her youth. >> i think everything i've done and all my insanity was trying to get my parents to love me. my father loved movie stars. i decided i needed to become famous to get his love. my mother loved jesus. that was her thing. so i wanted to become jesus christ. i wanted to save the world to get her love. i went to the utmost of extremes. >> reporter: alleging at that time sexual abuse at the hands of her father as a child. >> i believe i was satisfaction basically abused by my father from the time i was a very young girl. actually, before i could speak. >> reporter: anne revealing her own mental health and su

the only thing with ellen, tina, this is the hardest part. i told her it weighs 50 kilograms about as much as is oh no. she can't get a grip on him and the boat escape pre. oh, well there is time help is allowed. oh, wow. really. i thought, but he my lawyer for the 1st him than you thought oh, i got see a lot of little more thought to look the spot. i'm really happy with your work and preparation over these difficult months. most of the city. i believe it's great to see dogs following in our footstep and in the footsteps of dogs that have made history well, maybe both in italy and beyond a dining hall. but our dogs will make us happy in the days to come over the next season in the city and for many more years of the county. great job, every one, the joining the european. yeah. oh a everyone passed exhausted, but relieved. i can't get his her and so i'm so happy. are you good. everyone here is overjoyed. much so many great people have been a powerful experience and so much. thanks to our dogs. we've made great connections with other people get

it's just 211 hours since record goal—scorer ellen white also retired from the sport.r decision or not, she probably wasn't going to play for england much at all going forwards, post that tournament. i think it might�*ve taken a few people by surprise that she's retiring completely, that she won't continue playing domestically in this country or abroad. but when you look at the illustrious career that she's had, it's 16 years playing internationally, and that's just internationally — she's been to ten major tournaments including two olympic games with great britain, she's won the women's super league title, she's won everything there is left to win, she has nothing left to prove. so plenty of highlights to look back on in a long trophy—laden career. captain fantastic, jill scott. really good ball, a really good opportunity, and that's a really good goal. jill scott at the end of it. oh, it's in! and jill scott makes it 3—1. a terrific second offer for england. a terrific second goal for england. what a moment this is for jill scott, only the second england player to re

eher relationship with ellen degeneres lasted until 2000.ldhood abuse from her father. the statement from her family talked about her brave riof standing in her truth, spreading her message of love and acceptance. anne heche was still busy in hollywood. she had half a dozen roles in movies and tv shows that still haven't been released. nancy. >> cordes: carter evans, thank you. up next, las vegas gets swamped by flash floods. we'll tell you where the dangerous storms are headed next. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital ye

the delegation to the ellen healthcare facility was led by russian and don, yes, were public officials who presented evidence of what they say for us supplied hi mar systems using care of the alleged attack. they also met with prisoners of war, from ukraine's infamous neo nazi as off battalion, many of whom were victims of the attack, a warning as p o w. they may have spoken under dress with good. i would like to participate in a prisoner exchange. as soon as possible and ask ukrainian officials if they were involved. why did this happen if they knew we were, there we go. what i want to say to the ukranian government is that when we surrendered at his austell, we hoped we would be saved, not killed. moral has become worse due to this attack. i want to believe our country still needs us alive, on sugar to mo, most there are emotions of fear and uncertainty, and a desire to go home as soon as possible and to understand why this happened and who needed it to. a lot of people died and that mustn't go unnoticed. no one russia and that are on yes for public se ukraine attacked ellen of cut d

it�*s just 2a hours since record goal—scorer ellen white also retired from the sport. campaign when they won the trophy at wembley, she was very much a squad player, and you certainly got the impression that she probably wasn�*t going to play for england much at all going forwards post that tournament. i think it might�*ve taken a few people surprised that she�*s retiring completely, that she won�*t continue playing domestically in this country or abroad. playing domestically in this country orabroad. but playing domestically in this country or abroad. but when you look at the illustrious career that she�*s had, it�*s illustrious career that she�*s had, it's 16 illustrious career that she�*s had, it�*s 16 years playing internationally, and that�*s is internationally, and that�*s is internationally — she�*s been to ten major tournaments including two 0lympic major tournaments including two olympic games with great britain, she�*s won the women�*s super league title, she�*s one everything there is left to win, she has nothing left to prove. so plenty of highlights to loo

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mary. ellen mcgrory leads the world through programs efforts in afghanistan. what is urgently need a bright now and what will really help? yeah, good morning. we urgently need to keep the foot on the very strong and largely scaled up humanitarian response. we still have unprecedented levels of food insecurity and malnutrition in afghanistan. they have never been seen before, almost 20000000 people. so that will be closely there for a 2nd, mary ellen and we're trying to get you back. but if you can still hear me, i can you tell us how much longer the international community can keep up this huge 8 effort because half the population i believe, is in need of help. according to sandra, how much longer can the incident, national community keep up the so if it, i mean, if we need to keep up this effort as long as it's as it is required, and alongside that we need solutions that bring us off the, came out here the manager in peak, we need to stand by the people of afghanistan today and tomorrow. whether in an absolutely dire situation. 8 organizations have been worri

this is extra for foreigners and on the silica mountain peaks on rational guns. ellen dashed toughest, hustling it up. i was just such an unspoken them as a minister in up the file to pursue some kind of didn't come out and then lobby's cup recluse. thank it's of us uses their hands to wish please to for as a musty and fight, an honorable ah naughty flounder. things are to die and clung to fond of bones fusion. let's do some bizarre again. save space, sign, walk out of a follow up. is fossil leon hum of negative falling monogamous on the thing for us in my book as an upper class, not alms. i'm with modern after a similar project in paris, berlin's on mobile tower has been traveling through the city since 2019. and it's helped a lot of people in 2021 alone over 400 and puppy women youth difficulties across 8 different venues in the city. the facilities within the boost movie logistic to suggest women. and even though men aren't allowed in said they're more than welcome to stop by collect something to eat, pick up clothes, or even personal hygiene articles that he is that goals, gamers

it's been 6 weeks since ellen's procedure blue. i hadn't, i never felt any discomfort like there was something in my eye or that my eyes were dry right from the beginning. it was a perfect result. seeking. laser procedures have been around for decades with constant advances in technology. long term studies on the logic method have revealed that more than 95 percent of patients who undergo the procedure are satisfied. but there's no guarantee of a lifetime of good vision. you'd have men's couldn't middle age. every one start to develop, press be opiates efficient, where the eyes gradually lose their ability to focus on nearby objects. that's when people start to need reading glasses. laser surgery can't prevent that is a font that to tennis player honest. dined on her surgery, went well to doctor vine of id fung, used the smile method for her laser eye surgery. the entire procedure took less than 15 minutes, that says under sierra clinician, also the small incision is still open, which means she won't be able to drive for the next f

sandra ala was their teacher though, i say, k, lamar, ellen is always new or potter, it never ends them or less. the embry 7 loyola. there are always new material, no new designs of the alley. every one want something new. the saying yours, it, alonzo. my passion never ends into the i you. ideas for clothes were born in the pandemic. went up by that up on damian. and those clothes are still around today. 15 this year, or director. yes. then lots of businesses went bust during the pandemic, but the sewing box made it through it. bad to close to little soda sewing books survived upon jimmy, because we're like a siblings thought no from all from m. and we are take care of each other on the fuel pumps. that's why it won't always keep going for us. a get us close and the 2nd the women will continue to meet here at their refuge. it makes them feel like they're part of something very special and that so from this week's cove, it 19 special thanks for watching and see you next time. ah ah, with who the science of urban evolution, a fish chasing pitch in mice, surviving fast food more accustomed

if you just want to reach us after the ellen, not even from when alpha one, vin begin to lose on content and the all rich after, as info, this is a from, from john, have been alex us. so vanden and exploited the fair and reason impact. second life is as instead via urban vans indeed. but he and i found his math. and my id card can look for autos, one that is as easy as if the noise. i'm in no offended. haden, under the driver seat is an electric motor and for battery modules they were once part of the battery in an audi e tron. dozens of these modules all grouped together in the cars, floorboard form the battery that supply power to the car. but when the batteries efficacy drops to around 75 percent, it's time for it to be replaced. the cells, however, still find use in other applications. for example, the modules from older e trans can power rickshaw for at least 7 years after the conversion takes place. that i gotta get in collaboration with the bavarian auto manufacture party chatter g developed the prototype for the 2nd life batteries from the audi e tron. by the way that he is alive

they would be mistaken because ellen, g, f gas as supplies to europe. that is something where canada is saying where a bit hesitant. we don't know how long you intend to keep importing natural gas. we know that you see it as a transition solution. and so this is something where our investment would potentially be quite risky. but as far as the upcoming german winter goes, i mean there are lots of solutions being looked at and are already on target here in germany itself, among companies, consumers, there's a lot of energy savings going on. isn't that? yes, that is correct. germany is trying almost desperately to wean itself off. russian gas applies. russia as it tremendously reduce the amount of gas that is sending to germany. so germany has to diversify and it is a going on her shopping tour around the world, essentially to get supplies bought again, canada is not going to be part of this, not this winter and probably also not the next winter. the and canada can almost only play a role when it comes to hell in germany gets through this winter by delive