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later researching it scientifically. emerson connects all these experiences through art, academic with spiritual knowledge, environmental activism, with questions about gender. boy era is in a constant state of reinvention. o leader, i mean as many faces, every photo gallery face tells a story on my thought a in. so and there are countless stories to tell us the grandpa hockey on here was this barbara is telling stories about the rio negro, her body, or did aid stories about right saw the in the meaning of mystery badge of if died. diversity, i secrets say good ed, and about the human urge to explore and discover everything which can lead to exploitation. and in the end destruction as we it up m a saw can return to their roots directing the western european explorers gays to the view of indigenous peoples as a trans person with both european and indigenous roots. emerson mediate between different worlds. though note that i work condemns these violations of life crystal into us as viola . so it's not just the destruction of the environment on that other so of the and also human social v

previously studied biology and the trends artist in performance is captured through photographs. emerson transforms into we ran so domain and result pains and decorates their body with organic materials becoming a hybrid natural, being the artist designs and creates the costumes. using plans from the garden or local surroundings system from the very cheap army camera. but it's a water plant was done pick when i touch it, it reminds me of water and then of animals. general i kill one a king. i try the costume out here on the model or look better owns i can kind of see myself from the outside on the and so maybe this. emerson was born in the village of missouri does campus in the amazon region of para and grew up seeing the diversity of nature later researching it scientifically . emerson connects all these experiences through art, academic with spiritual knowledge, environmental activism, with questions about gender. boy era is in a constant state of reinvention. oh liter, i mean as many faces, every photo, every face tells a story on my thought a in. so, and there are countless stories t

so or also i can kind of see myself from the outside on the and so maybe this. emerson was born in the village of missouri does campus in the amazon region of para and grew up seeing the diversity of nature later researching it scientifically. emerson connects all these experiences through art, academic with spiritual knowledge, environmental activism, with questions about gender. boy era is in a constant state of reinvention. oh liter, i mean as many faces, every photo, every face tells a story on my thought a in. so and there are countless stories to tell us the grandpa my key on here as the leader is telling stories about the rio negro survey or did aid stories about rights. sotheby's in the meaning of mystery. my job is di, diversity. i secrets say good ed. and about the human urge to explore and discover everything which can lead to exploitation. and in the end destruction as we it up m a saw can return to their roots directing the western european explorers gays to the view of indigenous peoples as a trans person with both the european and indigenous roots. emerson mediate betwee

i am here today to talk about the illegal blockades in ottawa and at our borders in windsor and emerson. i would also like to talk about the situation in the ukraine and about my meeting this morning with president biden and other allies. >> -- hurting canadians whether in ottawa, windsor, or emerson. they are endangering jobs, threats to our economy and public safety. the blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods. at the border, they are impacting trade, supply chains, and manufacturing. and manufactu. the people blockades are hurting our everyday families. assembly workers, farmers, truckers and blue-collar canadians. this morning i spoke with david of uniform who told me how badly attorney workers. we agreed blockades are unacceptable and they have to and for the good of all canadians. >> yesterday i convened the incident corporation group with premiers and other officials to try to work with the territories and cities for blockades. i also spoken with other party leaders and amplifies the fact that all peterson parties must -- >> yesterday to offer the full and contin

greatly appreciate your time, john mercer. -- john emerson. thank you.e waiting for ecb president christine lagarde, she is answering questions before the european parliament today. it is the first time we have heard from her since last week. that press conference, that famous press conference in frankfurt, where she refused to rule out a rate hike this year. will she pushback on the pricing we are seeing in greek bonds today? we will find out shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> let's check in on the bloomberg first word news, in the u.k., a no-confidence vote on prime minister oris johnson could come as soon as this week. 54 conservative members of parliament would have to support a vote. the sunday times predict the total is approaching that. one lawmaker says it will end in him going. over the weekend, johnson filled two key positions after senior aides. president biden's top advisers are repackaging the american problems to the public. his ratings are sinking. in the last week, the president has put more emphasis on growth and wages, union jobs and do

later on in that so called emerson douglas mia? and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up for new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics. the that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it might be the end of german passive is, i'm not quite sure about that, because pacifism means that you are unwilling to fight are germany doesn't fight. so we are still the spectators and seeing this war, and i try to influence it with a swift decision and things like that. but, but it would germans be willing to fight for that. i have many doubts about terry j . germany and germans have over there. there's been

later on in that so called emerson douglas mia? and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom. and democracy says that if and from now on year for year, more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been a, a pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism in german politics the that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it might be the end of german passive is, i'm not quite sure about that, because pacifism means that you are unwilling to fight are germany doesn't fight. so we are still the spectators and, and seeing this war. and i try to influence it with the swift decision and things like that. but are, but we're germans, be willing to fight for that. i have many doubts about terry add to the germany and germans have her there. ther

and of course, emerson came in the ceremony and got her award. the crowd cheering up for that to a side by sort of this, she was watched by thomas bach and pung, schreider chinese tennis player, who obviously has had a lot of attention on her people wondering where she is, how she's feeling she was at the event we understand that she will not be leaving this close loop system. the bible for go back into quarantine, said no more olympic events for her. but she was that with some us back. the president eileen goose winning jump. did look impressive. jonathan, tell us what made it so special. what made it so special? she never even practiced it before properly let alone actually perform it in a competition. now she was telling her report is afterwards that she spends an hour and a half a day visualizing her moves. so that's what she'd been doing. and she said she discusses everything with her mom. and she told me to actually she was on the phone to her mom before her final jump. and her mom was say, look, don't do it, don't take the risk, do a trick

the man on history warns us and the present challenges us, we must show we have the right attitude. emerson hold on sighing. as the covert pandemic opened new rifts in society shine maia showed he shared the nation's pain . some said he was not clear enough in challenging coven deniers and vaccine skeptics. but again and again, he appealed to germans to stay united, including last year as he announced he was running for a 2nd term. defending me hot steve for wound the pandemic is left deep wounds. it is brought suffering and grief, economic and mental distress, and much frustration and bitterness. we've argued over the right way forward and open wounds. i want to help. he lays wound in vig this mister heaven, these haven't and so frank vanished, i admire, stands ready to keep offering his healing words. if air goes back to need a, has a at the buddhist i where the voting is taking place to day, minute. thank walter, stein, mar isn't the only candidate, as you know the far right. if de left, hardy and the free voters, i believe, had put forward their own candidates, why is that? well, becaus

so, emerson don't let me out that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom. and democracy says that if and from now on year for year, more than 2 percent of our gdp will be invested in defense. i'm joined now by our chief political editor, michelle, yellow, clifton. and the ha, i think it's probably safe to say that this was a historic moment for german, a foreign and defense policy. absolutely, this is a paradigm shift in german defense policy. frankly, we've seen more change in that in the past 24 hours than in the previous 24 years. that is now safe to say. it started when saturday evening. we got news that all of salts is now planning for germany to directly deliver weapons to ukraine. although we're not sure yet in which table form the hand of will actually take place. and then to day we heard from a social democrat, john sa, whose chief whip in parliament is really leaning in the direction of having to having tried to understand rosa, in the past, more of a pacifist kind of angle. while he out of all people now announced these 100000000000 on top of th

i think any of you either miguel. 0. 3 of you know what i want to see. emerson, luna. most of them out there. the bigger this is mr. hood, because at the 3rd that because you will have ah algorithm. so neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look on line because our relationships are what matters most to us. and that's how we find meaning and how we make sense of our place in the silicon valley ceos don't mentioned in that slick presentations. however, the ghost workers who train the self, where humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online. but we're sold, as is miracle of automation behind your screen. it's a long rouble workforce that feeds algorithms for next to nothing. on a very good day, i can do $5.00 now. out of really bad day, i can do $0.10. now. these workers are invisible by design, it's about labor costs, but it's also about creating layers of western responsibility between those who solicit this kind of work and need it. and those who do it oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transforme

emerson, not luna motors. and i let the burger. is it a mr. hood? will there be a fire that the good of you haven't? ah ah ah. is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection, whole community. just remember that there is a chance it works thanks to what child, child, labor, children like, john michelle, henrietta. oh countless, others like them. welcome to max hazards, financial survival guide, looking forward to your benefit. oh yeah. this is what happens dimensions in britain. del, at this apple watch kaiser report. hello driven by i was with there's things we dare to ask in. ah russia hysteria move, read the legit plans to invade your pray, northwestern official lodge. that is to leave the country. i met me to claims an attack is just days away. ah, gas and dozens arrested as french police battles, so called freedom convoy protest. there's a gate mandate, checkpoints, and ahmed vehicles in central power hockey reports like look, that way you can see the tear gas isn't coming towards us n

in emerson, manitoba, about 73 million dollars in daily trade has been affected by the blockade. these costs are real. they threaten businesses, big and small, and they threaten the livelihoods of canadian workers, just as we are all working so hard to recover from the economic damage caused by covid. >> [speaking french with english translation] we fought so hard to protect canada's privileged relationship with the united states. when we were negotiating nafta. we stood up to tariff 232 which was illegal and unjustified. we will never let those hard-won victories be tarnished. the world is watching us. our jobs, our prosperity, and our livelihoods are in danger. that is why our government is acting. we are resolute and determined. these illegal blockades must be lifted, and they will be. >> [speaking english] we are announcing the following immediate actions. first we are broadening the scope of canada's anti-money laundering and terrorist financing rules so that they cover crowdfunding platforms and the payment service providers they use. these changes cover all forms of transa

and ralph aldo emerson as a famous line that he says nothing is at last sacred.the integrity of your own mind nothing at last satisfies us. but a kind of inner certainty a kind of inner conviction about whatever it is. so ultimately it is that inner work where all the world where all the action happens. so i think you know, i think george will inimitable way takes the opportunity to take a shot of what it takes to be the the excessive narcissism of today's young people. he likes to do that, but i think that it is not that which i celebrate but something much more deeper and much more consequential. let me just i just want to draw attention to one thing about the book here. that's very refreshing is how seriously you take the young people who show up in your classrooms. you take them to be serious people who are asking serious questions that the books you put in front of them help them ask the and i think that's a that's a refreshing point of view and when we're so often preoccupied by debates between boomers and snowflakes that you know, i don't think you see you

the emerson firstly of that's what we need to support ukraine and it's our of desperate need. and also from recent weeks and months, we have done this as much as we can read with the attack on ukraine, we find ourselves in a new age in care of in hot give a d. s a multiple. people are not just defending their homeland, they are fighting for liberty and democracy for values that we share with them. that's been applauded and had been as democratic as european. you reside, we stand with you. we stand on the right side of history with i'm dollars of a president on thursday. president put in attacking ukraine, created a new reality. and this new reality requires a clear response. we have given this clear response, as you know, yesterday we decided that germany will deliver weapons to ukraine or so it can defend itself with planning and there was no other response possible to putins aggression. ladies and gentlemen, what is our 2nd boards on mandate? schools is to get put in away from this path of our warring on ukraine. it is a disaster for ukraine, but it will prove to be a disast

there is disuption too at coutts in the province of alberta, and emerson in manitoba.rable. samira hussain has the latest. horns blare. for yet another day, lorry drivers furious at vaccine mandates and covid restrictions have blocked the busiest land border crossing in north america. itjust keeps going on and on. the economic impact could be serious. a quarter of all trade between canada and the united states happens here, or it did until angry truckers decided to intervene. we want freedom. there should be a choice in this country whether... they can't force something on you. many people have lostjobs with these lockdowns, and now with these mandates. the protests have forced two of the world's largest car makers to suspend operations, a financial burden that has caught the attention of the white house. i think it's important for everyone in canada and the united states to understand what the impact of this blockage is — potential impact on workers, on the supply chain, and that is where we are most focused. it's the focus for local businesses in ottawa, where the or

later on in that so called emerson douglas mia, and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to says that if a new from now on year for year, more than 2 percent of our g d p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics. the that has now, apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes. and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it might be the end of german pacifism. i'm not quite sure about that, because pacifism means that you are unwilling to fight are germany doesn't fight. so we are still the spectators and seeing this war, and i try to influence it with a swift decision and things like that. but, but it would germans be willing to fight for that. i have many doubts about terry judith, germany and germans have, however, there's been a revolution in how they perceive their own armed forces. this

the entire conflict is reduced to one person. vladimir putin who was just portrayed on emerson bc, by their top correspondent, richard engel, who is pretending to be in the field is actually far away as a bond villain. and this is all being done in the words of joseph biden to risk.

later on in that so called emerson douglas mia, and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up on new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german policy that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it might be the end of german passive is, i'm not quite sure about that, because pacifism means that you are unwilling to fight are germany doesn't fight. so we are still the spectators and seeing this war, and i try to influence it with a swift decision and things like that. but, but it would germans be willing to fight for that. i have many doubts about terry it to the germany and germans have over there. there's been a revolution in how they perceive their own armed forces. this

oh, emerson thought he said he was able to pull out his mother and one girl before the mud. avalanche hid his bar. once you've got your pl shayna where everything fell at once, i never thought i would see something like this. well, you know, do not so smart. you the last a niece and her niece as daughter, she still looking for both and has lost hope. wanted to throw you. yesterday, a man was found alive in the debris. the firefighters pulled him out today in the morning and he was dead. i can't cope with this any more. fallacy. moiz says she's come to pick up clothes and food to take to the shelter where she is sleeping. but like many, she has not yet come to terms with her loss. because in to borrow more, i cannot go back to my house because it's unsafe. i lost a needs in the mudslide, but many have lost so much more that the number of deaths has been growing by the hour after tuesday's unexpected brain fall. $230.00 millimeters of rain and 3 hours the same amount expected for the whole month. it's submerged streets and destroyed houses and vehicles. you go down to me if i media 26 m

between the united states and canada, including detroit, windsor, sweet water, coots, and pembina. emerson, the 2 leaders agree that the actions of the individuals who are obstructing travel and commerce between our 2 countries are having significant direct impacts on citizens, lives, and livelihoods. the president expressed his concern that the united states that united states companies and workers are experiencing serious effects including slowdowns and production, short work hours, and plant closures. the prime minister promised quick action and enforcing the law . and the president thanked him for the steps he and other canadian authorities are taking to restore the open passage of price. john tarkey speaking that touching on a number of other issues. but of course we hear from national security advisor jake sullivan. he was warning that an invasion of ukraine is imminent. he said, possibly within days in terms of a timeframe. he was echoing marks that we heard earlier on from the us secretary of state antony blink. and who said that an invasion or some sort of minute reaction could oc

later on in that so called emerson douglas, mia and we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up for new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics. the that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it might be the end of german passive is, i'm not quite sure about that, because pacifism means that you are unwilling to fight are germany doesn't fight. so we are still the spectators and seeing this war, and i try to influence it with a swift decision and things like that. but, but it would germans be willing to fight for that. i have many doubts about terry agirri. germany and germans have her. there has been a revolution in how they perceive their own armed forces. thi

later on in that so called emerson douglas mia, and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up on new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it might be the end of german passive is, i'm not quite sure about that, because pacifism means that you are unwilling to fight are germany doesn't fight. so we are still the spectators and seeing this war, and i try to influence it with a swift decision and things like that. but, but it would germans be willing to fight for that. i have many doubts about terry j . germany and germans have, however, there has been a revolution in how they perceive their own armed forces. this is

the illegal blockades are hurting canadians, whether they're an ottawa, windsor or emerson, their endangering jobs, the threats to our economy, and to public safety. the blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods at the border there impacting trade supply chains and manufacturing the people. these blockades are hurting her everyday families. political aid is following the elements from washington. d. c. the premier said by issuing this state of emergency for 42 hours, possibly longer. it allows them to start arresting people. and he said if they do that, people could face up to $100000.00 fine to year in prison. one of the big concerns obviously, is the size of the protest. people's been bringing children, the premier said, please leave your children at home. please go home, they're afraid with the weekend that those numbers are just going to swell. a really interesting way to protest me if you think about it, it's really hard to deal with something as big as a semi truck. so the question is, how do they go in and get them out if they were to get their drivers out of the cabs? h

the illegal blockade are hurting canadians, whether they're in ottawa, windsor, kuth, or emerson, their endangering jobs, the threats to our economy, and to public safety. the blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods at the border. they're impacting trade supply chains and manufacturing the people. these blockades are hurting or every day families. political haine is following developments from washington, dc. the premier said by issuing this state of emergency for 42 hours, possibly longer. it allows them to start arresting people. and he said, if they do that, people could face up to a $100000.00 fine to year in prison. they've also, authorities have gone to a judge asking for an injunction about the bridge, seeing that they are legally blocking it that would allow them to perhaps start trying to clear the traffic. one of the big concerns obviously, is the size of the protest. people have been bringing children, the premier said, please leave your children home, please go home. they're afraid with the weekend that those numbers are just going to swell. so really sendin

the illegal blockades are hurting canadians, whether they're in ottawa, windsor, kuth, or emerson, their endangering jobs, the threats to our economy, and to public safety. the blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods at the border. they're impacting trade supply chains and manufacturing the people. these blockades are hurting her every day. families. tony miller live from brampton in canada is navea jeweller. she is the executive director of labor community services of peel, where she works with non unionized workers, including truck drivers. good. have you with us on the program is that you like we just begin with the fact that the court say and now, but can you end this without having your concerns addressed? i so definitely the concerns have been raised and they'll definitely have to be a discussion on this. but i guess what we're worried about is that the korean protests are also heard. drivers we're hearing from a lot of, i reside the blockade at the border is preventing them from able to do, are being able to do that from being able to get families. it's affecting

the illegal blockades are hurting canadians, whether they're in ottawa, windsor, goose, or emerson, their endangering jobs, the threats to our economy, and to public safety. the blockades are hurting small businesses and neighborhoods at the border. they're impacting tre, supply chains and manufacturing the people. these bathrooms are hurting or ever do families. and thousands of protesters have descended on the australian capital fighting against coven 19 vaccine mandates. as estimated more than $10000.00 gathered outside parliament in canberra, the protest falls, the cancellation of a charity fundraising event. nearby. hundreds of prisoners and myanmar have been granted amnesty as part of the 75th union day anniversary celebrations of a unity agreement with ethnic minorities. meanwhile, new corruption charges have been filed against deposed leader on santucci, sri lanka. the president has declared that health and power workers provide essential services, which means it's illegal for them to take strike action. public health care workers walked out earlier this week to demand better pay

the border blockade in emerson is threatening simon rush's duty-free business. >> blockade should persist if it lasts much longer will be the nail in the coffin. >> reporter: we learned today that ontario, the province just across the river from detroit, will drop some of its covid restrictions this week. leadership there says it has nothing to do with the ongoing protests, and a group of american truckers are pledging a cross-country protest convoy for next month. norah? >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with new olay vitamin c. gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates better than the 100, 200, even $400 cream. see, my skin looks more even, and way brighter. dullness? so done. turn up your results with new olay vitamin c my skin can face anything. shop the full vitamin c collection at olay.com itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. ♪ pepto

we have to inform our patients of emerson, so like him react quickly if necessary. and stop take on a drug given and follow schnells he again, colonel medea i nominate me to come in as alter. it's not until september 2019, around 5 years after the drugs approval. that t i appears as a side effect in the product description. along with the recommendation to regularly monitor patients, we want to talk with the anson the company that sells it brutal nip as improve a car in europe. they offer a written response. instead, we ask, how do you respond to doctors, accusations that insufficient information on potential side effects was available before the drug was approved? among other things, johnson refers to a number of studies without stating whether these took place before or after the drug was approved. quote, over a $150.00 improving studies are ongoing, an 8 phase 3 studies in the area of chronic lymphatic leukemia. they continued, we continuously monitor the safety of our drugs and any potential side effects. and finally, improving as risk profile remains positive.