go ahead, go ahead esther. so 1st and foremost i would like to challenge everyone thinks that we've made an effort. we've clearly not. and we'll discuss off from corporate 19 in just a spoke of a year. we got the vaccine. why are we allowing everybody to keep on using this issue of drought, or is it a moneymaking thing? we have to critically examine this. and i think calling on every african, every one that cares after we are, every one is african by the wage. saw it, every one should feel well they need. according to science, we all came up from africa. so we africans an issue, trouble you give years and years wish would allow this to happen. i think there's something that's wrong. yes. yes. after you know, we are, when we keep on telling ourselves, we should talk on what shut down, what long time. clearly i think we should take a step back one and see what is missing. and we should call everyone including the experts who are right now solving mutual. a lot of people with expertise from our countries are all o

he will have a special person by his side her name esther lee. she has been taking care of him through the ups and downs of snowboarding now shaun white is taking care of her anne thompson has the story. >> reporter: shaun white and esther lee are more brother and sister than patient and physical the therapist. >> he is a goof ball he is a deep and sensitive person >> reporter: the real life movie kchronicled on social media moments humorous -- >> excuse me, sir. >> reporter: and golden. so for his final ride, there is only one place she could be. >> he pretty much told them might not go if she doesn't come with me. i said, oh, wow. he's really fighting for me. >> reporter: for seven years, the 43-year-old's treated the body the snowboarding takes on white. in the summer of 2020, suddenly the care giver needed care >> the day i told himabout my diagnosis, he just broke down -- >> how could such an amazing person that only gives to others have something like this happen to her >> reporter: her diagnosis, stage four pancreatic cancer that spread to

several years ago, esther spotted the problem as she was running and climbing around the island withion, we mapped all the trash that we saw on the way, and we mapped in total 163 trash sites. so... ..it�*s very frustrating. we felt we needed to take action. and so the idea came to do the challenge, an adventure cleanup challenge. people can sign up, form a team and make a difference, basically. the adventure cleanup challenge pits teams against each other to see who can get rid of the largest amount of waste. sponsors donate prizes for the winners. so we have a team of rock climbers. we gave them the most difficult sites, where it's cliffs involved, much more remote to get to, challenging in a rock climber�*s sort of perspective. fantastic. that's perfect. yeah, no, it's really great to see how they are also coming up with creative solutions to get everything out. we sort of picked the locations depending on what people... their abilities. exactly. yeah, exactly. physical abilities. so, for example, the team are on a location where you need to sort of hike into and it gets quite a b

go ahead. esther. i think that's the 2 governments, our country governments need to at the end, i mean, they need, 1st of all, before even aid comes, they need to have their concrete locally thought of, especially using actually expertise that is on the ground. and i'm sorry to say yes, our country governments are failing us. and of course we can see sometimes even that don't have money when it comes. and there's a reason why we don't see change because probably is going to people's money. there's a lot of corruption in our countries, so the aide ends up not getting to the people that they need. and when it gets there, we do some kind of sub standard job. let's say we're supposed do a big dig. what else? the government saucers, for contractors that are actually not doing the best. and so in 5 or even a year, that water will, is not functioning. why are we doing that to our own city? they so much power, if our governments would actually 1st of all put in place national measures, we don't have to wait fo

en todo momento, elba esther se mostrÓ sonriente al lado del abogado durante su primer baile de casadosesentadora: y al regresar, desde incluso en los Ángeles, le tenemos el ambiente que se vive en la gran fiesta del fÚtbol americano del super bowl . presentador: y el futuro de espaÑa, el barcelona rescata un punto en la liga al empatar en el Último minuto frente al espaÑol. suspensión y turbocompresor certificados. traducción: emoción certificada. certificado desde el faro hasta el escape. es decir, miradas certificadas. y con garantía de kilometraje ilimitado. eso significa, tranquilidad ilimitada. mercedes-benz preadquirido certificado. traducción: el mercedes de sus sueños está más cerca de lo que imagina. presentadora: hoy por fin llegÓ el gran dÍa tan esperado para inglewood en el Área de los Ángeles que vive el mÁximo espectÁculo de la nfl, el super bowl . tras dos aÑos de pandemia que ha afectado a la salud y los pocillos de muchos residentes de los cuales su mayorÍa son hispanos, la alegrÍa y la emociÓn se siente en el ambiente, aunque varios han tirado la casa por la ventana p

cnbc's and thompson has thei story. >> sean whyte and esther lee are more like brother an sister thantherapist >> he's such a good friend actually he's actually very deep an sensitive person >> the real life buddy movie chronicles on social media moments humorous - >> excuse me, sir. >> and golden. so for his final right, ther is only one place she could be >> i pretty much told them look, i might not go and i was like, oh, wow. he's really fighting for me. >> for 7 years, the 43 year ol history to the bodily tool snowboarding takes on white. but in the summer of 2020, suddenly, the caregiver needed care >> today i told him about my diagnosis, he just broke down. and -- >> like, how could such an amazing person that only gives 2 others have something like this happen to her >> diagnosis, stage pancreatic cancer, that spread to her spine, liver, the and lymphomas. doctors took a tumor from he pancreas, followed b chemotherapy and radiation >> i'm gonna try to live the best that i can. no matter what this can do >> are you scared, esther. >> it's not so much death i' scared of, honestly

the festival has _ that esther festival. the festival has been - that esther festival.ell you the only part of the country where children have seen inaudible. it is so popular to the extent that the whole street will be choked with more than thousands of people. figs with more than thousands of --eole. �* , with more than thousands of neale, �* , ., , with more than thousands of n-eole. a people. as well as boosting the local economy, _ people. as well as boosting the local economy, the _ people. as well as boosting the local economy, the festival i local economy, the festival provides good exposure for the sport. up until recently, all of the pilots travelled from america and europe to fly in the festival.— america and europe to fly in the festival. when you fly over the festival. when you fly over the houses _ the festival. when you fly over the houses and _ the festival. when you fly over the houses and you _ the festival. when you fly over the houses and you get - the festival. when you fly over the houses and you get closer| the houses and you get closer to the grou

the said she was related to a woman in belgium. esther sent her the photo of her father. i had fish a little like, not just under a week later, i heard back from her and she said, i showed the picture to my mom and my mom looked at it and said, yes, i know who the father and i said. empires, after searching for 40 years, she finally found out who her father was a musician from central africa, who had tort across europe. unfortunately it turned out that he had died in 2017, but esther discovered that she had more than a handful of half brothers and sisters. some of them performers also living in europe and africa. she had found a new family in one fell swoop. as club and the other name, when i lined the mind home, i can see my father in his entire scene for me even 5 boy, that's a good thing. at least i know now where it all comes from. my search and that respect is ever a success story in this case. but mike, the test provider have other interests at heart, then genealogy, in berlin you'd. it's beats greiner mood off a digital ethics specialist. he skeptical about compani

all round are esther. let us go who competes in both snowboarding and skiing, was among the medalists on tuesday. after becoming the 1st woman in history to win gold into different sports, at the same olympics and pan chang in 2018. the check republics. esther ladet sca successfully defended the 1st of her 2 titles. she returned to the top of the podium winning gold in the snowboard parallel giant slalom figure skater. nathan chen had a disastrous olympics in 2018. but he came out with a dominant and near flawless performance. this time around his routine set, a new world record high score for the event he currently sits in 1st place. going into the metal rounds. austria's mathias meyer became the 1st man to ever win an alpine ski and gold metal at 3 consecutive olympics myers place 1st and the men super g event adding to the gold medals he won. and so she and piano chung, he raced down the hill in just under one minute 20 winning by 400 of a 2nd. and one of china's most promising winter sports stars claim

and that is how esther putin continues to justify his assembly of significant combat power. the russians say they are withdrawing some of those forces now that exercises are complete but we don't see that. quiet the contrary, we see them add to the more than 150,000 troops they already have on that border. even in the last couple of days. we see some of those trips inch closer to the border. we see them fly in more combat and support aircraft's. we see them sharpen their readiness and the black sea. we even see them stocking up there blood supplies. i was a soldier myself not that long ago and i know firsthand that you don't do these sort of things for no reason. you certainly don't do them if you're getting ready to pack up and go home. so we and our allies will stay vigilant. the so-called false flag operations, where russia manufactures with dramatic events justified and attack. a play that we seen them run in the past. we will continue to explore ways to -- ask united states and others have gone with additional troop deployments to nato's eastern flight. we will closely

but 1st, he says the turkish side, esther recognized the claims of the original greek property owners since the turkish president gave his assurances. hardly any thing has been done to that end in the streets of a rochelle, lord ost meets other greek former residents. most of them would be willing to return to the town even with it under turkish cypriot administration. although we hear stories about our house here from our grandmother. we see how much he suffered, told is yours. and it's so, so it was, we're good heritage so. so here we were born here. we grew up here, hudson. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks have been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 st. food, a sword along the wide beach, many turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to her osha. of course, every one's right should be respected, goes with him. can you miles say very good i b as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back a

we welcome and encourage every effort for a diplomatic solution here. 33, the way georgia dunwoody esther president. my government condemns russia's violation of the territory integrity and sovereignty of ukraine in the strongest possible terms with our allies and partners who would take firm and adequate measures in response to russia's reach of international law that will have serious economic, political, non geostrategic consequences. and will keep you up to date on just what action is taken. if action is taken, you're watching d. w. use a reminder of the top story. we're following foyer. russia has ordered troops into sanford as provinces in east and ukraine. president vladimir putin is holding the deployment a peacekeeping mission of the he recognized nuance. kent on yet as independent states. western nations have condemned the move as a breach of international law. this is data we can use life from berlin. you're up to date of next on dw business will hear from economic analyst clemens 1st on the financial cost of the russia ukraine crisis will be back with more news at the top of t

he is a voter this year, midwestern hawks we've spoken about, and esther george, new governor, bullard, i read the wire, at odds with fed chair powell on this other people have not really wanted to move 50, but interesting question now, kelly is -- if the market's going to give fed the flexibility to go 50 by pricing in it already, fed may well take it. >> so interesting, steve much as we talk about this as this kind of exciting event that hasn't happened in over two decades which is a half point rate hike, plenty out there saying, i is this even a big deal should that even -- bill ackman called for this a couple weeks back when it seemed a little out of consensus bank of america said seven rate hikes. everyone said, ridiculous. now quickly starting to catch up, if not surpass those views makes you wonder how many hikes we might really end up doing and again to the balance sheet side as well. it's not as simp to talk about, leaving a lot more quantitative tightening and not going through all of the hikes >> the first part of the question second part is for sure. going to want to do mor

what we heard from esther george on friday.uch we going to start to see the federal reserve pair back there $9 trillion balance sheet in order to avoid this yield curve conversion that semi people are worried about? jonathan: the markets -- tom: the markets moving from 31 down to 28. futures a -16, dow futures -96. we have gone from deep red to green and we have come back to red and green on the screen. i want to point out curve flattening with its explosive two year yield. some of the things i look out, this is the bramo worry board. lisa: pulled on. this morning -- hold on. this morning has been instructive about the dual risks. you have the global geopolitical risks and the potential easing of tensions, and then the fed at the other side. both of them can be negative in different ways and they're playing off each other and it highlights how difficult it is to maneuver for traders and investors. tom: we will have to see with the 210 spread, that is something cameron crise looks at doing microstrategy. what gives you the most

shoot with georgie esther. . ~' , .. . ., ~ esther.ce, and dudley is with us at the moment. storm dudley is fast approaching, the isobars showing that the wind is strengthening. we will lose the overnight rain from scotland this morning and the rain associated with storm dudley will sweep across northern ireland, northern england and wales. some of it will be heavy. a mile to start to the day, and a mild day more or less across the board. 16 or 17 top temperatures in the south—east, four, five or six further north. the wind will strengthen as i mentioned, across the board. i want to draw your attention to the met office and the weather warning. an amber weather warning means an increased likelihood of impact due to severe weather. we are looking at gusts inland as much as 60 to 70 miles an hour, with exposure, 80 to 90 miles an hour. these are damaging and disruptive gusts of wind we are talking about. the amber warning is in place until midnight, it will be windy through the night, still showers with some with hilts note. —— hill snow

i won't ever be one by the mention of esther, but i am a defender of human rights in russia, in germany or in ukraine in syria with god knows where else all of that concerns me little but i don't go out to answer the barricades over. but i do have an incredible amount of empathy for all those who suffer valves, images, empathy. oh, so i didn't did the phone line. hm. ah ah, what was you with um was it that if we tried to make the world a little bit better with music, kansas and but the world is crazy or a new country fight that with music and with them was there is little hope of doing so i good dismissal from still of the glimmer of hope that exists is what i tried to transmit that with the chrome erotic baltic out about a couple middle, oh oh oh oh, making the world a little better with music and ambition shan't. by israeli singer songwriter and producer no guy as mom. i know no way to go. no future insight. that sort no get and i sings in her bleak and angry song, bad habits. i was born an angry person. the song was born from a feeling, but the world she knew was on its way out. it s

minnesota, her american father lloyd, whose vet had norwegian roots, he met her norwegian mother esther vega on a visit to norway. she moved to the u. s, and they got married. siri was born in 1955 and grew up to be bilingual. my mother's mother was living with us when i was around one for about a year. she stayed. so when i started speaking, it was norwegian that was being spoken in the household. ah, after she left, i think i forgot norwegian and spoke only english. when i was for my mother took me and my sister to norway for some months. i promptly forgot english and spoke only norwegian. and when i returned, i think i'd forgotten or which and again when i was 12, my father had a sabbatical, the entire family was in bergen, norway and the norwegian language rushed back to me so quickly that after that i retain both languages. so what is the point of having 2 languages? i think for me it provided me with a sense that they are always at least 2 ways of looking at the world. i've often envied those people who grew up with, you know, 34, sometimes even 5 languages. because that pluralism

so and that report is such a big deal when it comes to the era so esther peterson the big architect at the pcsw, which is the abbreviation for the president's commission on the status of women. she is a ardent era opponent and she believed that with this commission. they could make the era unnecessary and to offer up alternative ways for improving women's status and what she called a more balanced and practical approach towards removing the arbitrary discriminations on women and keeping what she believed to be equitable distinctions in place and so in the pcsw's final report. it's so important as i describe in chapter 6 because it's like protections finally came to an answer that they were trying to develop, you know, since the 1920s basically which is this idea of how do we get the law to recognize women as full rights marine citizens without taking away the law's ability to treat women differently from men. and so what they did in the pcsw is offer up an alternative constitutional approach and to just summarize it quickly this alternative constitutional approach basically recommended

but it made little difference. esther failed called what's happened there. publishing and i said we consider it put in and they won't give her pulling anything up when you have them. when the time i saw it, when they just hadn't given best national schools, i was in the middle now realizing in doing the attending put it up and have you seen a red seen didn't grade is supposedly hitting again, coke from greater group was, i mean i think was because of his criminal record pack says he had to wait for years to get back his license to practice law. and he is not the only one to struggle after refusing to serve. in the military, the lawyer has helped hundreds of jehovah witnesses who have been socially excluded and financially deprived due to their decision italian, the entities formulating, i'd sure be an aide, said, even cut hedge from her and they handle it and then london didn't show, but there was a gun. he tongue olga e santander of global media. they saw techy, renee, man and hell cor. was had to do it on wednesday that he kicked them let tom fall and happens. he had even though says 41. n

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but it made little difference. esther fell copeland there. publishing and present, consider you put in and they could won't get help pulling anything up when he had and when that time i thought you can see that on the edge. just hulahan in case of best nation and course know that i was in the middle now where you i seen doing and, and put it up and have you seen a jacket dealing event, has nobody to watch? and i had seen, didn't create a kissing again. and coke from great, andrew was any that any question? because of his criminal record pack says he had to wait for years to get back his license to practice law. and he's not the only one to struggle after refusing to serve in the military. the lawyer has helped hundreds of jehovah witnesses who have been socially excluded and financially deprived due to their decision italian vantage families who i'd sure be an aide, settlement at hedge from you and they handle it and then london didn't show but as there was a gun he tongue, olga e sin, and it will open media with our techy. renee, man of hell, call this as it is. eat on. when did he ge