which are currently only being developed, look at the mountain when we go up the mountain, up here on everest, the higher, the less air, the heavier it is, it rises correctly, what is the package of sanctions, it clearly showed what kind of commotion there was and how we fought for it , and how difficult it was. this does not cause me because it will be about the topic of the same gaza, and here is this case from canada, this is turbines, here is the circumvention of these sanctions and how they began to engage in advocacy for each other. this is exactly the circumvention of sanctions. what is the difference it is necessary to give nepsom the german back to gazprom, this is a violation of the very names of the adopted sanctions, so today you are doing this, they are already talking about kaliningrad, that is, by uh, railways are possible or not, but it is possible to carry sanctions by land , but not by air there is no way, neither on land nor by transport. and if we make some shovels, it means that you will use the pictures. who are you and will you use life itself? radio nu s american polit

everest, in fact believes that this is the same thing, that ukraine should return to nuclear status and on the two functions of coffee and then quote so that they are fulfilled, that such a situation was once again discussed yesterday, as i already said with a french colleague, made public to france itself, fragments of secret negotiations were only emphasized by europe, which signed the minsk agreements, in fact encouraged kiev not to comply with them. calls representatives of donbass separatists. so, i'm already telling you, when we met in person, we even point out nine 11 12 minsk authorities, modulica. a bloody coup with murderers, arsons from burning people alive. so zelensky is in this command, which means dialogue implies taking into account the interests of the other side. yes, they submitted their offer. but these separatists somehow call them. they answered the same answer. yes, no, no, where is the dialogue of the metastalks of a fun situation, the ducks have finished eating me, it smells like such a hut. i'm telling you that these so -called separatists have responded to the

dw correspondent is close to the village any everest region. >> you can see the situation is actually getting worse behind me. wind has been picking up. the people here -- it will be the seveh d tomorw. 320 firefighters from all over greece worked day and night to contain his claims. weathe conditions made it very difficult. it wilbe very hot and dry. just some drops in the desert. the situation here in this fore is especially difficult because we are talking about pine tes. th are very flammable. pinecones explode. it is a protected area. firefighters don't have access. what we are looking at is the tuation out of control. we wilsee what happens tomorrow. there no rain and the ather forecast. the blazes that kept us worried for the past couple of days seem to be under control. >> how did it start? >> i have been talking to a couple of locals here and i read the local papers. it is rumored that refugees caused this fire. when i talk to these locals, they used a term that translates to a very derogatory term. it shows the high anti-migrant sentiment here. we are next to the border with

he on schmidt is close to the village of dalia in the everest region. florian, how is the situation where you are? well, as you can see behind me, the situation in the remains very critical. you can see that have the smoke and i can actually see lanes and flames. growing up. the weather today has not been helping it was really hot. it was just a way to just be below the 40 degree march. and so yesterday it was raining a little bit, but not enough with just the drops in the hot water drops in the desert. what makes the situation here extremely difficult is the fact that this is the pine forest. in pine trees are very lame bubble and also pine cones explode in their transport to fire to, to, to other parts of the, of the forest. and also, since it is a protected forest, there are no roads. there's hardly any access the for the fire fighters to penetrate the forest deeper and, and work on the ground. about 320 people are working day and night firefighters from all over greece. but it's been very difficult for them because of the different conditions to contain the spire on a more positive no

so would sir hillary have felt when he last reached the top of mount everest, because it seemed like to me we had had a long, long rope stretched up a high, high mounted and day-by-day we've been pulling and hauling and this, finally, was the day that we either, we came to the top and fell on our face, or stood up and planted the flag. i arrived a little bit early. and took my seat in the front row, flanked on the right by luci baines and then how glad i was to have roberta vinson next, and then uncle huffman baines and his wife aunt ovilee and aunt josefa. that was a sort of, well, i know that mrs. johnson would have liked that. but on the other side, i had susan and helen, and nobody watched it with more interest than helen. behind us were the wives of the cabinet members and the wives of the supreme court. and also as our guests, were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed, tucked away on the farthest step and the last little square inch was wendy marcus, young and eager and ready to grab life by the forelock. i'm glad she made it inside the door. the familiar room below bega

hillary have felt when he had last reads the top of mount everest because it seemed like to me we had i had a long long ropes dressed up a high how mountain and day by day. we'd been pulling and hauling and this finally was the day that we either came we came to the top fell on our face are stood up and planted the flag. i arrived a little bit early and took my seat in the front row flanked on the right by lucy beans and then how glad i was to have roberta vincent next and then uncle huffman baines his wife and angel cifa. that was a sort of well. i know that mrs. johnson would have liked that. there on the other side. i had susan. and helen and nobody watched it more interest than healing. behind us with the wires the cabinet members and the wives the supreme court. and also as our guests were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed tucked away on the father is step in the last little square ranch was windy marcus young and eager and ready to grab life by the forelock. i'm glad she made it inside the door the familiar room below again to fill up with a pump and display that alway

the top of mount everest gets to minus 60 degrees celsius. so far, at least the higher you are, the colder it guess. now, lips head to the stratosphere, 50 kilometers above earth. here things start to warm up again. that's because the ozone layer absorbs the sun's uv rays and turns them into heat. so temperatures can climb back up to 0. the stratosphere is also where weather balloons take their measurements. and some volcanic eruptions are so powerful that their gas and debris reaches far as the stratosphere next comes the mezzo sphere. there are hardly any ozone molecules here, so the temperature drops again at the top edge of them as a sphere you can get to minus 120 degrees. the cold is spot in the earth's atmosphere. but the error is still dense enough to protect the earth. the friction of the gas molecules burns up all but the biggest meteors and mostly commission spacecraft and satellite, also incinerator on re entry. and then like turning in the thermos fear and exit sphere, temperature sore. all the way up to 1500 degrees celsius. so

the top of mount everest gets to minus 60 degrees celsius. so far, at least, the higher you are, the colder it guess. now let's head to the stratosphere 50 kilometers above earth. here things start to warm up again. that's because the ozone layer absorbs the sun's uv rays and turns them into heat. so temperatures can climb back up to 0. the stratosphere is also where weather balloons take their measurements. and some volcanic eruptions are so powerful that their gas and debris reaches far as the stratosphere next comes the mezzo sphere. there are hardly any ozone molecules here, so the temperature drops again at the top edge of them as a sphere, it can get to minus 120 degrees. the cold is spot in the earth's atmosphere. but the error still dense enough to protect the earth. the friction of the gas molecules burns up all, but the biggest meteors and most commission spacecraft and satellite also incinerator on re entry. and it's like turning in the thermos fear and exit sphere temperatures sore all the way up to 1500 degrees celsius. so the hi

he blossomed from elbrus, he was twice on everest twice. and already at that age, and said.ppens 80% on descents. i didn't understand yet. why does it say it's not a marathon. you can't reach the top say hooray! hooray, i won. i relaxed you won, if you asked live normal down, that's on the way down. i recalled it like that, because, well, firstly, i already have no strength and other muscles work. and most importantly, of course, these ones, when we go at night, this is one thing i don’t see where to fall there. i'm not afraid. but when i see it very well and well, i let you know, by the way, people die and die there every year it's real reef, therefore, if anyone wants, he must calculate his strength, what should he take with him? how amazing is that? what have i been struggling with? the most important tool for maintaining strength and providing first aid is this carbonated drink, the name that everyone knows, but it is impossible without it, when it gets bad. you drink when you feel sick. you drink it, when we really got a woman there, oxygen became a must, besides the fa

now, as we mentioned before, i'm here at everest the ever river, which is right right next to this area. the natural border between greece and turkey, where red p, jeez, tried to cross into europe on a regular basis. once they reach european ground, they hide in the woods because they are scared of the authorities. they are scared that they would be illegally deported. back into turkey, so they hide it in the words and try to make it a leaky, which is the bottom of 4 and a half hour drive away from here. you actually, when you, when you walk through the woods, you see traces off refugees. but there are dozens of reasons why this buyer could have broken out the anti migrant sentiment in this region. it's extremely high. right now. these are just rumors and there's no, that's not been any official statements regarding the reason so far. the w corresponding fil henchmen. thank you very much for bringing us up to date. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines. germany's largest airline lufthansa will cancel really oh flights at its domestic hobbs, frankfurt, munich on wednes

minister of defense in ukraine, he talked about hymers, but he also mentioned that together with everestrk reliably, there will be more cameras. and then there was information that we will be supplied with modules , uh, that means a lot of imers that are capable of firing these systems, these missiles, are actually about 300 km away, the representative of our foreign intelligence said that such a long-range weapon will be able to hit targets on the territory of, for example, the crimean peninsula or in deep water or even somewhere further, even more. first of all, will we be able to use such weapons in crimea? as an option well, not along the crimea, along the crimean bridge let's go, what is the logistical chain of the armed forces of the russian federation very active can we fire on the border territories, what exactly will be the role of these systems well, first of all, this is no longer a reactive system of salvo fire, it is already operational tactical missiles with such a distance to fly , secondly, i don't know, in general, they always ask me about the krymsky bridge, because the

tom: kailey leinz is with us today as lisa abramowitz is on the edge of everest. i look at where we are, the ecb is the focus, but it is also earnings season. the first calculation of actual earnings growth. maybe it won't be that bad. kailey: that is the question, will we see a continuation of young able to pass on higher input costs, retaining margin? is that going to start changing if the demand picture starts to change? it is something we are going to continue to look for color on as well as the idea of fx headwinds. we had multiple companies citing the dollar as a reason they won't be as stellar. apple selling higher, what message does that send? tom: i've only flung to this equation three times. 40 times nine over five, combine that. plus 32 equals 104. did i do ok? jonathan: are you doing degrees centigrade into fahrenheit? tom: a public service. jonathan: why do i have to translate everything you do? tom: this is what we never memorize because we are americans. jonathan: saying the temperatures are still climbing, maybe not the record. are we done that the

it is like what you do if you are going to everest and you don't go ohio up. it is a huge hike, you do some airplanes with it. but she is going as high as 18,000 feet. i have never been that high. i have been up to 12,000 feet, and i didn't you'll good. jonathan: and you have kailey reading calculus to get ready for the show. tom: 18,000 feet. the bottom line is, i had no idea how high you go on a casual hike, if you decide to go to nepal. jonathan: is she going to take a week afterward to recover? equities done one third of 1% on the s&p. the nasdaq down a quarter of 1%. tomorrow, the focus will be on europe, ecb rate decision, bond buying decision. the latest on italian politics. kailey: transition protection method. jonathan: we need to work at what happens with european gas. want to take us out with that doom? anti-fragmentation talk? psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g n

tom: we heard from a listener in nepal who has seen her, she is at everest past camp two. she is not near the death zone next. from the gentleman from nepal, he thought you and i were on speaking terms. jonathan: will get an update from bramo hopefully later this week. the dollar is weaker, the euro stronger. tom: help me with the parlor game on ecb. are we having a parlor game on how much christine lagarde will lift? jonathan: according to sources may be 50 basis points. how small is this window for this ecb to hike interest rates given what people think will happen with growth later this year and given what may or may not happen next week on thursday when nord stream one was meant to come back online. the european commission said "we don't expect it comes back." tom: in addition, the window of the heatwave. you assume that what we are seeing once in a century, once-in-a-lifetime in england diminishes economic growth? kailey: i am -- jonathan: i am not a meteorologist so i will not assume anything about the weather. in london if you do not have air conditioning i imagine

hiking unknown everest. we wanted to keep it real interesting. lisa: is good to be back and it sounds like as always, it was -- tom: did you get a headache coming back? lisa: i thought you were going to ask if i got a headache coming back on the show. wonder how much that has to do with the dollar weakness that has been the ongoing theme in the wake of the ecb and how much that affects a lot of the risk assets when i was around. jonathan: futures up half of 1% on the s&p. it also looks like this, up five basis points. we need to talk about the data. pretty terrible on both sides of the atlantic. this morning, german business confidence, the euro showing just a little bit of strength this morning. >> to me, that with the big story, probably hiking or wherever i was. to me, that is tracking it seems like that is the big shift. the strength suddenly after so much weakness. today not a huge day, but a monumentally for the united states. this week, all the u.s. got safe tech earnings throughout the week. tuesday, we've got microsoft and alphabet. wedn

everest. he later wrote it was to her. i poured out my many troubles. even so throughout his lifetime churchill adored his mother and father and there's no better example of this than that addressed to congress in december 1941. members of the senate and of the how should representatives? of the united states i feel greatly honored. that you should have invited me. to enter the united states senate chamber and address the representative of both branches of congress the fact that my american forbears have for so many. generations played their part in the life of the united states and that here i am an englishman welcomed in your midst. make this experience. one of the most moving and thrilling in my life. which is already long? and has not been entirely an eventful. i wish indeed. that my mother boom tracks memory i cherish across the vale of years. could have been here to see. by the way i cannot help reflecting. that if my father had been american and my mother british instead of the other way around. i might have got here on my own. later in that same

we've been discrimination everest. sesame place says the costumed actor was waving no.in the crowd who wanted the character to hold their children, which is not allowed. the park is not run by the same company that produces the sesame street program. in a statement, sesame place apologized and said, in part we are taking actions to do better. we are committed to making this right. we will conduct training for our employees, so they better understand, recognize and deliver and inclusive, equitable and entertaining experience to our guests. leaders of the san francisco unified school district or pledging to focus on student outcomes and plan to set up goals to improve academic performance. yesterday's announcement comes four months after an historic recall that removed three school board members and one day after the new board met for governance workshop with the district superintendent. are working vision is all sf usd students will graduate as independent thinkers with a sense of agency who have mastered academic and creative skills to lead productive lives and contribu

discrimination everest. sesame place, says the costume doctor was waving no.sts in the crowd who wanted the character to hold their children, which is not allowed. the park is not run by the same company that produces the sesame street program. in a statement, sesame place apologized and said , in part we are taking actions to do better. we are committed to making this right. we will conduct training for our employees, so they better understand, recognize and deliver an inclusive, equitable and entertaining experience to our guests. familiar brand is returning this year, but it's coming back as a pop up instead of a big box store. toys r russell start opening stores inside macy's shops starting later this month. by the fall, there will be a toys r us in every macy's store, including the one in san francisco's union square, just in time for the holidays to celebrate. macy's is offering perks, including photo opportunities and nine days of activities and giveaways. toys r us fell for bankruptcy back in 2017 and started closing stores the next year. and he's a te

we've been discrimination everest. sesame place says the costumed actor was waving no. hold their children , which is not allowed. the park is not run by the same company that produces sesame street. that program in a statement, sesame place apologized and said , in part we are taking actions to do better. we are committed to making this right. we will conduct training for our employees, so they better understand, recognize and deliver and inclusive, equitable and entertaining experienced to our guests. he teaches math school math, and he likes to rap about it, too, and has gone viral on both tiktok in youtube for two with us now is jordan's roscoe, who is a geometry teacher. deer valley high school in antioch. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you for having me in your videos, and they are a lot of lot of fun. so first of all, what inspired you to make these videos about rap, so i'm always joking with my kids in class, like met, saying these lame dad jokes and just trying to tell them that you know, i could be a rapper if i wanted to. so one day i just deci

well, we do not fall with this branch and it is not necessary to conquer everest and doctors warn laborally if the work is monotonous or by means of tilting eye pressure. may rise sharply. you must first work a little for about 15 minutes and you must rest for your eyes to provide very important and proper clothing in the summer heat, breathable and with long sleeves from the bright open sun, it is advisable to hide for the elderly , and the risk of cancer is increased, so you need to wear a sun hat glasses must use sunscreen clothing should be from natural fabrics, closed. in addition, the feeling of thirst decreases, the elderly almost do not want to drink, therefore, to avoid dehydration, we keep a jug or a bottle of water in sight. nadezhda pravdina andrey ivanov channel one. fathers and sons look after we lose and time. this is our detralex club, the club of millions of happy women who already know how to control varicose veins. why am i here you chose detralex it works at any stage of varicose veins and acts on the cause of the symptoms from the inside, and now you are among us de

he he sells lumber, he has a woodworking plant called everest, you will be able to agree, okay?rgeevich, you yourself come in, and in which office? you hear, it's good to load me, of course. no, you can’t hire a car, you can’t catch it, you can’t force it yourself, get up and drag this handicap here, but so that tomorrow morning i have a second truck standing under the windows. i clearly said everything. yes, you can order what i ask you, what do you want to order lumber. and what about you counts yegor sergeevich yes, well, about the son of which son of misha, he and a friend climbed into your garage yesterday, and they sit down, we'll talk. come on. come on, come on, ask. you came here to ask. what do you want from me? speak, i don't even know how it could happen. i didn't have a chance to talk to him. i'm sure he didn't come up with all this himself, he's a good boy. he never stole anything in his life, the investigator said that if you withdraw the statement, then i understood, i understood. in short, i'm not theirs, it's not mine, yes. you know, i don't give a damn about yo

mount everest used to be underwater. this is how the earth works.th has been around for 4.5 billion years. i will echo what the nice lady from oklahoma said. it has always been hot. we have period of severe heat, it is down here in louisiana. very hot. luckily, we have air conditioning. what we need to push for is for more nuclear power, power we can use in the modern world, not these silly windmills that kill birds and pollute with the products that go into making them and we cannot dispose of the arms of them, either, so they are burying them in wyoming . these toxic -- nuclear, we can live comfortably with efficient and inexpensive energy. thank you, greta. good to see you. host: thomas in massachusetts, why do you oppose? caller: i oppose because we are not the problem when it comes to climate change. we are part of it, but we are also not the solution. if we follow biden's plan, it is meaningless unless russia, the united kingdom, germany and china follow our lead. i do not see that happening. this will end up being meaningless. host: stan sull

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everest actually do. he deceives you said yesterday, or what? what do you think that ukraine should return to? i returned so that they were by the way, i did not say that it was necessary to revise the minsk agreements. i never said this. neither in berlin, nor in kiev, nor in moscow, nor in paris, did i say that they must be carried out and that their position does not suit you, but they do everything they did. that's it very much under our pressure to reach out to some constructive authorities a few comments on what you said, firstly, the minsk agreements provide for a dialogue with you when your negotiator is trying to impose a separatist road map on ukrainians. this is disrespect for the minsk agreements, not for the separatists to make a proposal about ukrainian laws. you and i, apparently, have a completely different understanding of it all, which means i'm already telling you when we meet in person. they are before my eyes. i don't know where your lawyer is studied law. i just look at the texts and try to apply them. i don't know what cou

everest to get back to growth they are behind the eight ball you will get amd -- i think that is goingel. maria: all right, so you would sell it at 35 and change then? >> i am not i i don't know the need to touch intel here say cheap, cheap and two dollars gates cup of coffee i would rather stick to what i believe pocket that continue to work in this environment the problem is you worry about the -- one miss more than just one miss, i think that is worry here with intel, going to just continue to see very, very dark days in terms of demand environment especially on pcs. >> a question from dagen. dagen: dan that is why inintel was separate to get that chips bill lm 300 billion dollars passed out of senate i pliable why bernie sanders isn't vote for it felt like the chip companies including intel were you know, extorting money from these lawmakers,. >> a chips bill would be positive long-term or intel as well as others but not moving the needle in near-term, comparatively a company frozen in time look across semis, inand nvidia when you look at, not a superhero a lot of difficulty ahead,

. >> is the difference between k2 and mount everest. >> ainsley: dodger stadium is gearing up for thederful food. we've got to talk about the dog or dogs first. this is so well known across the country. what makes this different? >> what makes it different is to be here at dodger stadium to be honest with you. it is an iconic dog preaching get at three different ways here. you can get a grilled. you can get it steamed. you can get a fraud. the fan base can kind of find their favorite and make -- we serve almost 2 million of these a season. it is always going to be part of dodgers history. it always has been part of daughter's history. because you have to look in the stands for the fans who fell asleep. what else are we working with here? this looks delicious. >> these are all-star vessels. sour cream, cheddar cheese. it's amazing. it's kind of a play on 2 dishes. it's just the dunk sandwich. it is usually tacos. so we put that together, and we made this amazing sandwich. those are our fan favorite so far. this beauty in the front is our dessert. it's filled with cream cheese moose. it

mother was climbing out everest. i needed my own adventures, my own challenge.ntastic new group veterans on duty. we will get to talking about the new organization and your mission but i heard from people in the army that they are going to miss goals worse than they are projecting right now. why is this happening? >> there are a lot of problems in the military and it all comes from lack of focus. right now we have a biden administration, woke left liberals who are trying to change the fundamental ground that is our military, trying to uproot it and change it. all in the name of woke idealism. the military doesn't exist to promote social activism. it exists to protect america from external threats. what we are seeing is an attempt to completely change a culture and mindset of the bravest people america has to offer. pete: the same cultural revolution has made its way into the pentagon and as a result if you are a young 17 or 18-year-old you have a vaccine mandate and looking at ads like that you're starting to think twice. >> what motivates you to serve? to put o

we've been discrimination everest. is not what it seems that the character was waving. no. two other guests seen not seen in the frame, who were asking rosita to hold their child children for pictures, which they're not allowed to do. the park is run by a different company than the one that produces sesame street. in a statement, sesame place apologized and said, in part quote, we are taking actions to do better. we're committed to making this right. we will conduct training for our employees, so they better understand, recognize and deliver an inclusive, equitable and entertaining experience to our guests. end quote. elon musk and twitter will have their first court hearing today at issue musk decision to back out of the $44 billion deal to buy the social media company today. attorneys for both sides will discuss the timing of the trial. twitter is asking for an approximately four day trial to start in september. but musk's attorneys say that is a quote, unjustifiable, unjustifiable request to rush. there are also rep

good morning, but from the black sea everest, i’ll tell you right away, and just the day before yesterdaytny e, the season flares up again, but the truth is that the water temperature is still due to this due to that cool time has not yet risen so much, 22 °, but in total, but nonetheless. after such a heat of the soaring sun, now the temperature is 30 and above, and the night is rising. also, by the way, warm waters are higher than holidays, until soon we’ll move on to central russia what will happen this week, well, today it’s clear that it’s hot. uh-huh, they walk audibly by the end of the week it's cooler or no , it's not true, well, it's cooler, how can i say it? relatively, because now we are exceeding the climatic norm. now we have a fever. uh, the average daily temperature is 5x6° above the norm, the nights are also warm 20° 23°, in the center of moscow and the daytime temperature will also exceed 30° for the next 3 days, but by the end of the week we expect such a change in the weather. e, overcast, e, s-associated with atlantic cyclones and short-term thunderstorms, which i refr

perhaps this year we thought it could be an's everest. what are we going today full cameron norrie?d light spot of rain. some of us will see sunshine. all of us will become warmer. by sunday some parts of south—east could get as high as 29 degrees. widely are looking at the low 20s to the high 20s. what we had today is high pressure trying to building from the west. we have this weather front coming in, bringing in heavier rain later in the day and also tonight. it will also be quite windy in the far north. crowd across northern ireland, in three ways, the midlands, sinking south during the course of day and it will break up. it will be picking up for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. you can see how it thickens up behind it. it will thicken in western scotland and northern ireland, producing some rain. all wimbledon today, it should stay dry. light wins as well. we are looking at highs up to about 22 celsius, and if you are going, do not forget your suncream. the pollen levels are high or very high for most of the uk, except for northern ireland, northern scotland, where today

to do was to find out more about the people who are spreading the disinformation i don't mean the everestople that you all know, but down in the grass roots so i spent time in pennsylvania not been following some of the local groups actually went thete mitchell integrity network summits there there training local people on how to monitor elections and also how to embed themselves in the local elections offices and other things that i found was disinformation is alive and well in the movement is very very much energize and has not gone away after the last year and a half and the challenge for local election officials is even greater so among some of the things that we are. healthy elected officials with his not only to discover the disinformation, the attacks, which is part of the effort, but that is really a multipronged effort because you know that some of these groups are coming in and show them the fact again and again and again and again, and it won't make any difference in so what do you do. one of the things we recommended is working with the media, like linda to help get the messag