true, ellen g. because the competition for future markets as already begun, or logically, they take half a 1000000 in the future ship years will also have to build tankers that are more climate friendly. the international maritime organization as tightened rules, carbon emissions from ships must fall by almost a 3rd in the coming years. and by 2050. also, this sheeps will have to be carbon neutral. so for man of business, st. handbell inflow, you can heather is our website data we dot com slash business hours on the d. w. news youtube channel, as well. to next time with is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. exceeds his successes on the resume in a weekly coven, 19 special. next on d w. ah! because of the toxic waste extra, this is for you and her she threw her last breath. ah! she breathed mamma, and at that moment i lost her children, played in the pile of toxic waste, which was full of arsenic lea

g as led to the increase of the man for ellen g characters probably the overseas. ellen g tankers are complex, massive ships. that's because gas needs to be cooled down to minus $160.00 degrees celsius for transport. it takes about 2 and a half years to build one ship. any or they're made to day requires a long time to be fulfilled, and it's costly. ru materials such as steel, also got more expensive. the industry association in sol aspects demand and prices to rise even higher. in the past years where the annual average was 40 to 50 either this year, the volume exceeds already 100. the man for ellen g carriers right now is very high . also the price for of allen g carriers was about $200000000.00 per ship around the end of last year. and you know, my currently prices are up to $240000000.00 per ship proving the robbie to increasing costs as well. more than 80 percent of the ellen g tankers, the sailing the oceans are produced by south korean firms. and some of the shipyard despite rising costs and the lack of workers, korean she, builders are old, profiting from the shift in the ener

true, ellen g. because the competition for future markets has already begun or logically take half a 1000000 in the future ship years will also have to build tankers that are more climate friendly, the international maritime organization as tightened rules. carbon emissions from ships must fall by almost a 3rd in the coming years. and by 2050. also, this sheeps will have to be carbon neutral. so for man of business, same hand berlin from all you can head over to our website data we dot com slash business hours on the date that we use youtube channel as well. to next time. it is the end of the pandemic. in site we show what he could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with success in our weekly coping. 19 special next on d, w. m l. o. down tech ah, noise activists in action. they're always on the lookout for ideas to fight noise pollution and the illness it causes even an owl made auto the silence. last, how every day life can be quieter. oh, in 60 minutes

morgan came out and be coincided with ellen degeneres came out.> that felt so great and it felt so loud. >> she was us. she was america. but she just was gay. >> but conservative and be religious organizations objected to the idea of a gay person coming out on national television. >> page you wild impetuous fool. >> the sitcom ellen is being canceled after the main character came out as a lesbian. >> in entertainment weekly you said you were fired because you were gay. is that correct? >> i believe because the show was so gay yes. >> the fact that the show didn't continue must have been extremely traumatic and hard on her. >> ellen was driven out of the industry after that episode so there fast a backlash i think that threatened to put a chill on development of anymore shows with gay characters because you could always find an executive to say look what happened with ellen. ♪ hey lexus, turn it up! ♪ there's no place like unknown. unreal. the all-new lexus rx. never lose your edge. ♪ ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by

ellen: thanks.odd: i want to interact on those points, how do -- how do we share in that architecture, can the spaceport take the lead? can we operate in these different obstacles is something that we've been talking about in the aerospace corporation. there is different standards, how can we bring those elements of modularity and flexibility to allow us all to have the innovation and standardization to get the cost point down. some of my colleagues will be presenting a paper later on on -- how we may think about that later on. we need to think through how these sharing aspects are. it seems like a strengthening of the architecture. ellen: sandra, in terms of leading in innovation and science, you talked about robotic and human exploration, not separately. how we could innovate the ways that those would work together. sandra: i think we do need to be flexible with our designs, and be willing to modify it as we go and as we are learning. to not lock ourselves in. i think that recognizing we have many

also on the show. twitter is new, boss, billionaire, ellen must begin slashing jobs and have been to make the platform more profitable. and the far right french m. p is handed, the harshest punishment possible for shouting an offensive outburst in parliament as a black colleague was speaking. ah, i'm nichol fairly, it's good to have you with us. german chancellor laughed shalt says asked china to use its influence on russia to stop the war in ukraine. the chancellor made the request during a controversial one day trip to beijing where he met both chinese president changing paying and premier advocates. young shoals has faced criticism at home for the trip due to china stands on the war and his goal of fostering closer economic ties with beijing. an unusual reception in unusual times because of china, strict sera code policy, german chancellor, olive sholtes had to get tested before leaving the plane cove. it protocols also set the tone at his meeting with chinese leaders. she no handshake, no welcoming gesture. during their talks, both leaders had far apart from each other. symbolic

ellen b. meacham: 50,000 people were waving confederate flags. curtis wilkie: it was hysterical. gerald blessey: it reminded me, frankly, of the nazi rallies at nuremberg with the swastika flags. [music playing - "go, mississippi"] keep rolling along. go mississippi, you cannot go wrong. go mississippi, we're singing your song. gerald blessey: ross barnett, during the halftime, made this terrible demagogic racist speech inciting people, really, to riot. he was urging everybody to come to ole miss and stand in the door and stand against the united states government. ross barnett: i love mississippi. [cheers] i love her people-- [cheers] --our customs. i love and i respect our heritage. [cheers] ellen b. meacham: they wrote a new song just for the occasion. ross is standing like gibraltar, and he shall never falter. ask us what we say. it's to hell with bby k. curtis wilkie: barnett has been, by this time, cited for criminal contempt by the fifth circuit with the specter of possibly going to pri

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mary ellen, officials expecting bias motivated crime charges against that suspect. does that seem appropriate given this new information about how this suspect identifies as they/them, as nonbinary? >> it certainly does because at this point they're not sure why that has been put in the court documents so it certainly does because it doesn't take away from what may have motivated this individual. so they really do have to be able to present that as a possible motive in this case. i think that's extremely pertinent for this case. >> and mary ellen, going back to you, we're learning more about this suspect's childhood. their family relationships, the tumultuous upbringing they apparently had. what strikes you most about what we're learning? >> a number of things but primarily it's just a cascade of events during this person's lifetime that certainly could have aggravated his beginning to think about violence, acting out in a violent way and in a dysfunctional family and if this is what it was in a dysfunctional family, individuals can normalize behavior and what does

back again to ellen, must control of use and quantum moderation. social media require moderation, it's an intrinsic part of their intermediary services that they provide to people, curating, and moderating. it is part of the essence and if to, to wants to become a democratic town, all will come to motivation policies and ground rules to do though to become so are needed. and this rules are not vital just for the functioning of the platforms itself. but also for freedom of expression, female expression is not simply an individual right, but it works collectively when people are free to express their views, debate, but also not having users to dominate and abuse others. and a huge amount of efforts has been put bestsellers aside organization research and policy maker and social media themself to ensure the space is like twitter, do not end up like nation extreme platforms like gab, which is a known for aids conspiracy theories, spread of and is information and my dream is to nationalist user base. so we're kind of going backwards. any extremely worri

into ellen trump's and florida biden is in new york. so why are these states in particular being targeted in the last couple of days? it was, seems, have been talking about the the midterms, 4 months, and some people would argue, have been talking about them for 2 years since joe biden took office, but the reality is in about 48 hours time, the 1st paul's will close. no, donald trump and joe biden went to states where they knew they would get a good reception. they want to make sure that they can put forward a positive message in these final. busy hours of the mid term campaign, donald trump, in florida, there to support marco rubio, who is in a tight senate race against val demons, ad democratic congresswoman. and he spent a lot of the time talking about the possibility of launching his own presidential campaign very soon. and how he was wronged in the 2020 election but did manage to mention a michael review a few times as for joe biden. then things in new york are a lot tighter than he would expect. particularly in the battle for the

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ah twitters new boss has fired half of its workforce. ellen musk has been making drastic changes since buying the social media platform for $44000000000.00. advertisers and users alike are now waiting to see what else is in store for twitter. this is inside stored. ah hello and welcome to the program. my manager, jerome ilan mosque, likes to make headlights and spending $44000000000.00 to buy. one of the biggest social media platforms in the world is one way to achieve that. but the deal has been troubled from the start mosque tried to back out, but at the 11th hour, signed on the dotted line. averting a major court battle. no sooner had the inc dried on the deal than he said about firing half of twitters workforce by email. after they were locked out of the companies i t systems. some of those gone include staff with human rights and hate speech expertise. twitter had been moderating content, notably expelling former us president donald trump. some major advertisers now say they're withholding their business until they see what happens next. we have a lot to get to with our guests, bu

and he said that reports that ellen must have laid off twitters entire human rights team. we're not an encouraging start. and he expressed apprehension about our digital public square and twitters role in it. he also warned against propagating hate speech and misinformation. and he highlighted the need to protect user privacy. how much concern is building right now regarding all of this? absolutely huge, even as well as the teams that i've mentioned that the company has caught which are supposed to be the safeguards against misinformation which are supposed to act. i suppose, you know, value. the main reason we all come to twitter in the big public news moments because that's why twitter is twitter is also coating the infrastructure team, which means servers and cloud services. now we're coming up to mid term elections in the u. s. early voting has already started. there's a very real chance that the servers may now crash. this is inside of what insiders in twitter are telling me. so that all adds up to a very, very worrying climate. over the next few weeks, kara adrian wa

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welcome to the program. twitter is lang or 4 and half its workforce as ellen musk ends his 1st week as the company's new owner. employees have launched a class action lawsuit over the firings mosque says he's looking to cut costs following his $44000000000.00 take over. of the social media platform, twitter, the san francisco headquarters shut down on friday as the lawn musk mass firings got underway. soon former staff were posting messages on the platform about how abruptly they were sacked, saying they'd been locked out of their work accounts with little information. some are already suing over the lack of advance notice where to go with find out would be not any phone call or any now from their employer or their boss. but just by seeing their corp, their work, laptop, automatically re boots and just to go blank. that's the way people would find out. but musk has defended the cuts saying twitter is losing millions of dollars a day. oh, with children on her shoes. before yaki, sorry, a major stops. some assistance in writers. rigid r operations at all. but well, must focuses on saving

the social media platforms, new owner, ellen musk reinstated the former president. this weekend, trump was banned from twitter last year after a mob of his supporters attacked the u. s. capital ah, the controversial tesla boss who describes himself as a free speech absolutist made the announcement via his twitter account, declaring the people have spoken. trump will be reinstated, vox populi box day. a latin phrase meeting, the voice of the people is the voice of god. hiring rhyme, i ellen must purchase twitter for $44000000000.00 us dollars in october and immediately began cleaning house, firing top executives laying off half the workforce and introducing controversial policies, prompting major advertisers to step away from the platform. civil rights groups also complain there's been an increase in hate speech and misinformation. musk asked users via a poll whether to reinstate the former president. some 15000000 votes were logged with nearly 52 percent in favor. critics were quick to denounce the decision. the n double a c p called on all those still funding twitt

went down quite a bit to your on the friday session as so maybe investors are asking themselves if ellen mosque is getting a bit overwhelmed with all the tasks coming up to him or wis or twitter and also m his other endeavors. okay. and thoughts with the new york stock exchange for his thanks very much. staying in the u. s. and the latest jobs report shows a slight uptake in unemployment. american employers added $261000.00 jobs in october, which was more than analysts expected, but fewer than in september average wages also grew during the month. the figures, i guess, the nothing to com market fears about further federal reserve interest rates rises . the fed says is waiting for a cooling off in the jobs market before it considers pausing. it's hikes the latest, which came just this week. well, it's cost over to the states and speak to, to now, to milan who's in washington dc forest. janelle was the situation like for american workers at the moment in particular, american service workers. yes, well, it depends on where one is and the kind of a job that one does a vis. next report where

as new owner, ellen mass prepares to harv, it's work force. and primary schools close in india's capital, people are told to stay at home as pollution in new delhi, saws to dangerous levels. ah low and welcome to the program, o pakistan's, former prime minister m ron con. is accusing the government of being behind a failed attempt to assassinate him. con was speaking publicly for the 1st time since he was shot in the leg on thursday. he said to gunman, open fire on his protest, march to the capitol, islam abad, hitting 11 people. and killing one person, he promised to resume the march when he recovers. or con supports have been protesting across the country. police and raoul pending fight tear gas off to being pelted with stones. while several arrests were made in the capital. islamabad. in one con is accusing the prime minister, shabazz sharif, the interior minister, and an intelligence official of all being involved in the attack. something the government has denied the quicker time politician was ousted as prime minister in a conference vot

note of one of the replies that she received at the bottom left of the screen, twitters new owner, ellen musk. he responded to h o c with you're welcome. is twitter on live support or in need of light support to night to talk about that. i'm joined now by jonathan hagler. he is a professor at new york university. he's also co director of the university's center for social media and politics professor. it's good to have you on the program. let me just start by asking you. what do you think is twitter? is it taking its last breath as we speak? it's just not clear. i think that will be determined by a mix of advertisers and users. right now, users, a lot of users have a reason to leave, but it's not obvious where to go. there are some places to go. a lot of users have gone to mastodon, but there is still a network effect that users are on twitter, but there's other users are on twitter. and that means there's some incentive to stay. it's not like you to sort of switch tv channels decide to watch a different tv channel. you're there because the other users are there. you're not there because

can ellen musk it feels like you on musk walked in 3 weeks ago with a sink in his hand, and then maybe just just through it and to see what would break and you got the results of that. now. i mean, how confident are you that he can perhaps put together what he broke? well enough to keep the company going, the platform it alive center. the interesting thing is in terms of what he broke, he had ideas to break it. he had claims he was going to break it, but he backed off most of those claims very quickly. and he went in saying, okay, we're going to have free speech and we will have a minimal content moderation. essentially just just what is legal and then right away he was, we will have a content, moderation council concern. and so that, that initial story was gone. but then he decided he wanted to do something that people who just bought companies like to do, which is actually make money, decided, well, he'll sell their verification checkmarks. that was a really bad idea. it looks like he's backtrack, but he changes his mind often. so it's, it's not, i don't know that it's a 100 percent

>> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out.will also come out. >> it is just reprehensible that abc, now owned by disney of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan, i'm gay. >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me personally because, you know, i was a closeted gay guy. gay child at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial reports suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decisio

doesn't ellen g then endanger those goals? that is a very interesting development you. when you think about 10 years back or so, it was all the pipeline delivers of gas like countries like russia, which wanted long term contracts in which very used to long term contracts. the gas markets for, you know, when you have a pipeline was from a to b, that is for you to market and you fix it with a long term contract. that was a boring market following, following oil prices more or less. it was only risk the merchant of liquefied natural gas, that suddenly gas could be delivered everywhere and coming from everywhere like the oil market. and as a result of market price, such was liquefied natural gas. and the shipments would go all over the place and price $1.00 until it resulted, which was unknown for in gas markets, as countries competed toward the recent export us competed for customers. and again, it was the ship us with gas pipelines like russia who wanted long term prices and who didn't like the short term prices. now prices are so high that the delivery of energy like cut

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we'll see ellen g delivered by ship to germany. berlin has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian supplies in the wake of the war and ukraine. political correspondent, julia sal deli, has more on this. so put the steel in the context for us, julia. how far can it go to help ease concerns for germany? well, it is definitely not going to be enough to cover all the gas and energy needs of germany at the moment. but it certainly contributes to germany's search for alternative sources of gas after it has been trying to move away from russian gas and russian oil after russia's invasion of ukraine. and it is part of a series of, of deals that the government in germany has tried to, to, to favor, to facilitate and to bring forward to try to again move away from the russian gas. and we've seen that with some trips in particular to cut our from economy, minnesota, but topic all the way back in march with a business delegation from leaders of energy companies and also a trip from german chancellor of shaun's to the gulf region in september. so it is certainly contribute to th

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thank he so much for joining the program. ellen. i have to admit when my producer told me about this topic, this was the 1st i'd ever heard of loud groan. diamonds. can you tell us exactly what they are? are they real diamonds? well, they actually are from a military perspective. so natural diamonds formed naturally 150 to 2 under kim is deep within the earth, approximately 2 to 3000000000 years ago. oh, even at that time when the data source walked on the earth's, so a diamond needs and you have to have found these combination of high temperature and high pressure to form. it's actually the purest form of carbon. now, what is a lovegrove diamonds? we're going, he's man, mate. so we going to imitate nature. we going to create the same circumstances. that is what happens in the earth starting of that carbon ion mineral. are we going to create high temperature and high pressure? and we create a kind of ra diamond will be mutual for the same process of natural dancer. we'll cut that while a shirt and her and her and put it on my to, to

it's ellen fisher for us in washington dc. well, daniel garza as president of the lever initiative or a non profit grassroots organization dedicated to amplifying the voice of the us hispanic community. he's worked with republicans in the past. he says, democrats face problems with multiple demographics. democrats have a working class problem and they have a latino problem basically, for the same reasons. i mean, it's clear that democrats have failed, have made failed assumptions by thinking that hispanics, for example, would embrace these liberal causes, like in stoke, in the sort of fabricated war on democracy and insane war on domestic energy production. while being absolutely silent on the issue of inflation and anything that would provide relief to the high energy cost in right now that, that the latest clinic can impact poll showed that only 19 percent of latinos approve of biden's performance. this is back where our swing voters gonna break. and if you, if you consider latinos, of course, and white women, and suburbanit

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why is ellen musk planning on shedding so many employ? well, because he needs to reduce costs and to save money, and he needs to do that quickly. so we all know that he paid $44000000000.00 for twitter, right. some of that was his money. solomon got from is 1000000000 or friends. 13000000000 where alone from banks, and when you borrowed that amount of money from banks, they do want to see some plan of restructuring of the company that you're buying with that money. in the specific case, the definitely want to see more profitability from tweeter. and i do think it's clear to me that mosque is pressured here to show quick action. so that's the main reason for the mass lay offs. and the quick lay offs at the same time. we also need to understand a twitter is not a big company, like it's quite small in comparison to other effect giants last, quarterly revenue. 1.2000000000. just as a comparison, that's a slightly more than one mosque will have to pay in the interest on the debt in a year. so it definitely needs. i think he needs to feel it's

that's ellen fisher in washington dc. will us support for ukraine in the war against russia will depend on who controls congress, senior republicans have hinted, they may reduce aid for keep that lift. many worried as harry force reports from the ukrainian capital. there's been some good news in the last few days as far as the craning leadership is concerned when it comes to us military aid after the visit here to keep on friday, the us national security adviser, there was an announcement of another $400000000.00 worth of u. s. military aid to ukraine, some of that going to pay for half of $90.00 check tanks that are going to be modernized and sent to the ukranian military. that's going to bring to $19800000000.00. the total amount and president landscape has over the weekend been talking about further reinforcements in the pipeline, ukraine's ad offenses as well. but there is some concern here in cave about what might happen off of the u. s. midterm elections on tuesday, one prominent comp supporter, representative marjo

this is, this is ellen musk basically playing the public as a dupe. how much power this tech guy is liking it. and like i know in a mosque or mock zuckerberg or people like that, they influence what we see on the internet, especially google, you know, i mean, are just the other day i was googling something that i didn't find was the universe i looked on the decks and i found exactly what i mean. censorship seems to be going on. freedom of speech is a problem. how much power to these guys really have. i mean, well they haven't. should we be afraid? yeah, we should be more than afraid. we should be very, very concerned because they have enormous power. it is said that google has the power to basically tilt elections one way or another because they have the, the ranking of search results. they have the banning and black listing of content. you have the same thing that goes on, on twitter with the, you know, the banning of content that may be harmful to the regime. and the case of the biden election, we saw that happening with reference to the hunter bide

you know, ellen talks about how he wants to restore humanity and the 1st place restoration to get to a place of restoration inside of society is to make sure you can have honest dialogue in by him doing this. the one thing that i see coming out of this is that we're going to get back to honest dialogue and we're going to have conversations rather feeling like we're oppressed. so i think it's going to be good for the us. it'll be good for people around the world. the origins, the current states and i look into the future of fascism next. will it di, i'd like other extreme ideologies or continue causing division deep into this century. they close for a short documentary with ah ah.

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rose's widowed mother eliza had sent her and her sister ellen to live with their aunt mariah hill. which is eliza's sister. mariah's branded boarding house was called the hills boarding house. it was located in the old brick capital building. this is the building that the u.s. congress could use after the british burned the u.s. capitol in 1814. the hills acquired and it became a boarding house. and they primarily catered to southern politicians. and one of those from south carolina. rose formed a lifelong friendship with calhoun, as she did with many politicians in washington, d. c.. -- was among the closest. rose stood out for her beauty. she had thick long dark hair, chestnut eyes, a pale olive complexion. a good figure. so she was a little curvaceous. and she was also flirtatious. which attracted many men to her, including married men. their wives were not too happy about that. we don't know, really, anything about rose's education. presumably she had acquired one before she came to d. c.. and i will mention that she came from montgomery county, maryland, where her family owned

mary ellen, this is a tough case.'t know that much and it seems like police are struggling to get information. if you had to mock up a profile on a potential suspect knowing what you do, what would it look like? >> well, i'd focus on a couple of things. and one of them is that going into the house that night with multiple people there sleeping was very high risk for the offender. and he was able to stealthily commit four murders. that tells me the offender has a background or history of being in other people's homes. the other thing that i think is really important is, this offender did not go in there to scare these young people, nor did he go in there just to hurt them. he went in there to kill them. and that's what makes somebody like this quite dangerous. and then finally, i would say, this is a very unusual kind of violence. we call it instrumental violence. it's not your typical -- you hit me in the nose and i hit you back in the nose. this is a specific violence that's characterized by predatory behavior. very

>> i think mary ellen is on point.you talk about somebody being shot, being shot is unpleasant but when someone is stabbed, especially stabbed multiple times, that is someone who the stab or is either high on drugs, psychologically out there and having a moment, and in many cases this becomes a domestic incident of some kind where the berry friend or a girlfriend or significant other stabs the other person in a fit of rage, jealous rage, whatever it may be. what is interesting about this case is that it is so unclear as to where we are going, what direction we are going in. clearly, the person who committed this heinous act is someone who is seriously troubled, so yeah the community should be on notice and we have a better lead as to who we are looking for. >> mara, it is so mysterious. first of all, there are two other remains home. we do not know what they heard, if they were awake, and then the idea that they invited people over, they had people come over before they called the police strikes me as a peculiar. but m

within five years, roses sister ellen married james madison, who was a nephew of dolly madison.this is another avenue into d. c. high society. whereas herself did not marry until may of 1835. when she was 22 years old she married dr. robert greenhow. and i do not have a picture of robert but i can show you the church in which they were married. st. patrick's catholic church. now, robert was not a catholic. he was an episcopalian. robert has an interesting connection, at least to me, because he was a richmonder. he was born in richmond. in fact, his mother was killed in a tragic theater fire. robert was educated at william and mary. and then went to medical school in new york. but his true passion was culture and language. he spent seven years in europe and spoke spanish and french and german and italian. so when he came back to the states, he got a job working as a translator and a librarian in the states department in washington, d. c.. robert was 13 years older than rose and they do seem to have had this very close marriage, really kind of a partnership. and rose very often is