well, where are you felix here she is goodbye?xi now taxi i even have an apple. now now you got toys. can you take off my coat first, actually, they say please, please. give me help, well, you don't need to help me. come on, come on, come on, come on. what else? bring it. that's it, tell me what's going on. let's go for a walk, how can we walk a child? why joke who's dumb? absolutely exactly. please get it snoring behind the wall. did you find it? yesterday i couldn’t even go out into the kitchen, they were sitting there, i don’t know how long seryozha seryozha, well, get up, you have to study. delay, well, you have to deal with. don't want. he became quite skinny. ok. hi let's do it, don't get distracted. are you going to be doing this all night? come on, come on. can you imagine, he can't stand smoke, who is timofeevich? i told you about him. he is a paramedic with two medical courses. what , you didn't like him? no, why good man. you see, he is a very good man. true, he knows, yesterday we walked with him for a long walk around

you know, i got money went to felix went went. here potato felix carefully help yourself hold write downaiter okay? write it down. never get it. hold on waiter. now i'm going. how much do we owe you? well, what are you, a millionaire, or what? well, seven, that i don’t have seven rubles. thanks guys. wait for me a minute. i will come now. well, where are you? where is goodbye? taxi taxi now taxi apples is not working now now can you take a picture of me? in fact, they say please, please. shoulders, please. come on, come on, come on, come on. what else? well, what's going on? tell. let's go for a walk, how do we walk a child. let's ask for this one. why again you don't know. i don't know, maybe because i'm stupid. joke dee you say? absolutely exactly. she's not snoring, are you? this paramedic snores behind the wall. what did she see in him? yesterday i couldn’t even go out into the kitchen, they were sitting there, i don’t know how long seryozha seryozha, well, get up, you have to study. delay, well, you have to deal with. don't want. ok. hi let's do it, don't get distracted. come on, co

mhm hello and welcome to to the point here are our guests, felix lee writes about the global economy for the berlin based daily newspaper the tots and previously served as the paper's china correspondent matthew carnage. ♪♪♪ is politico's chief europe correspondent and based here in berlin. and natalia says colin siva is a colleague working with dw news and also with vw's russia desk and she formerly worked in our moscow bureau, felix some people both in china and russia have been using some pretty flowery rhetoric to describe these new ties. in fact, a chinese foreign ministry spokesman recently called it a model for the world. what does he mean by that exactly? and how would you assess the significance of this model for the world. what does he mean by that bond? well, of course, china wants to take advantage of the conflict and tries to like show the new friendship and officially outwardly, of course, china is not is not following the western sanctions. china blames the nato for for the war for the escalation but interesting when you look deep, there are no more more more ties also

here are our guests felix lee writes about the global economy for the berlin based daily newspaper, the tots, and previously served as the papers. china correspondent, matthew cartridge neg is politicos, chief europe correspondent, and based here in berlin and natal. yes, your lens silva is a colleague working with d. w. news and also with d w's, russia desk. and she formerly worked in our moscow bureau, felix, some people are both in china and russia have been using some pretty flowery rhetoric to describe these new ties. in fact, a chinese foreign ministry spokesman recently called it a model for the world. what does he mean by that? exactly, and how would you assess the significance of this bond? well, of course, china wants to take advantage of the conflict and tries to, like sure, sure, of the new friendship officially outwardly. of course, china is not, is not following the western sanctions, china blame the need to for, for the war, for the escalation. but interesting, when you look deep, there are no more more, more ties are also economy. medically speaking, of course, china imp

afterward felix dropped here off at my office the uvalde leader news and returned home because it wasfor him between normal shifts and security gigs he takes to help make ends meet. i got situated at my desk and began writing about a new business in town when the news office started hearing commotion on the police scanner, a shooting on diaz street near robb elementary. it wasn't long before we received word from my son's teacher that they were safe, secure in the classroom. once evacuated from campus the children were reunited with parents and guardians at the civic center. my dad picked up julian from the civic center and took him to my grandmother's house, one of our robb kids was safe. we focused on finding lexi. bus after bus arrived but she wasn't on board. we heard there were children at the local hospital so we drove over to provide her description. she wasn't there. my dad drove an hour and a half to san antonio to check with university hospital. at this point some part of my must have realized that she was gone in the midst of chaos i had the urge to return to robb. we didn'

in the democratic republic of congo for a six—day visit, at the invitation of president felix tshisekedi. here'sasha. it's king philippe's first visit to the drc since ascending to the throne in 2013. it's seen as a chance for reconciliation after the atrocities committed under belgian colonial rule. king phillippe has expressed regret for his family's colonial record in the drc — the most brutal in africa. let's take a brief look at that. these images are from 1960 when the drc won its independence. belgium had controlled the central african country since the turn of the 19th century when king leopold ii brutally seized the land as his personal possession. it's believed more than 10 million africans died during his reign — and king philippe is a descendant of the colonial ruler. here's what people in kinshasa are saying about the royal visit. i'm very happy about this visit because the country has been going badly since the belgians left. we don't understand anything any more. i wonder if this is it will be productive. in any case we welcome him. this is a visit of reconciliation for the blunde

emily: allyson felix, thank you for coming here to help us help you start that next chapter. you for taking the time to join us. meantime, disney has extended the contract of ceo bob jpeg for three more years, given a vote of confidence to a ceo who has battled much controversy. chapek transformed the company into a streaming powerhouse while also battling with florida, the home of disney world, over a new law discussing gender in school. coming up, a social network that is teaching kids about nft's. and it is being backed by the nba. more on what that is, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: time for our crypto report. i want to look at the future of kids in the metaverse. we are focusing on zigazoo, a tiktok style video sharing app for kids which just raised $17 million from the like of tiktok stars and also the nba. the kids social network is looking to expand into augmented reality and the metaverse. founder and ceo zak ringelstein joins me now for more on all of this. you are a former teacher. how exactly does this work? what are kids doing on zigazoo? zak: such a pleasure

this one, and on felix it 's small. here you are afraid of these big mosquitoes.fly into the bathroom all screaming. and i take away the centipede. this mosquito is a centipede, it doesn't even bite people. he's just a quiet and cute animal that's them do not touch, do not be afraid of the malarial mosquito, do not notice it is fat. here, look at this poor centipede and here is a malarial mosquito. here is our moscow region russian mosquito. i say fly, he flies. he sat down, sat down, then bam bit, it hurt. she will not notice your hand suddenly starts to itch. it turns out that he sat down at your place, bit him and flew away. you didn't even notice. and by the way, we have them in russia, it saves us that it's cold. we were not always like this, sochi is our imperial city, sochi is a resort city, there until the thirties, that malaria is there were very serious. in our work, malaria can still be recorded in the south, and even recently in the past of the volga region, georgia, and the southern republic of the soviet union, there was a lot of malaria. so do not b

shout felix's name in the streets, people promised to find out where else felix's prints were lit up and it's not so easy to do from herehope felix wants to see him, the only relative after all. and how does he know felix that uncle is in town. don't worry, half the town will be covered. alexei chadov's film his own war a storm in the desert in the cinema from june 2 as a commander of a combat group asks for 300 greens. there are only 150 here. i can't just leave. why because the russians do not abandon their own. you are a super 60+ new season on sunday at 20:20 on ntv philologists - this is when it is easy to choose a high interest rate on a deposit and quickly transfer money there finn services one platform for deposits in different banks. only now we raise the rate by 5%. bonus to your first deposit in any bank on financial services. register and deposit online welcome to ozon's summer discount marathon for a whole week of discounts. buy easily every day new products with discounts right now on ozone white coal, a convenient sorbent at the right time, 25% off. with free shipping on ozone exact solution free movement

we will be back tomorrow, the arm ceo will be here, cloudflare's matthew prince, this will be fun, allison felixangle for you. we will talk to her about that tomorrow. i am emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. >>

here's what. and benjamin felix acted as an accuser, this is an american prosecutor.lf, neremberg, and then that’s what someone was there, yes and that’s what he said, among other things. during the process, i was struck by the absence of the defendants and a hint of remorse for compassion for the millions of killed and tortured people of this i will never forget the lessons of history taught to us in nuremberg can only make sense if they are used to prevent similar crimes in the future opa no remorse, because the ideology of their defeated by the ideology was not sincere and conclusion. if not ringer will not be for us for all the measure of intolerance to this that's nazism and fascism, then he was in vain not so. to two remarks, firstly, nuremberg was still a process winners on losers. opa beyond any doubt that yes was a process over ideology. first of all, it was not the nazi sentiments that said the same for the molocysts. as you just said, not about the nazis, but many british generals and even soviet generals are against us, yes. i'm going against, they didn't

here today, i do not feel protected. >> we don't want you to think of lexi as just a number. >> reporter: kimberly and felix rubio lostheir 10-year-old daughter, lexi, nearly an hour after attending her honors award ceremony at robb elementary. >> she was firm, direct, voice raised. today we stand for lexi. as her voice, we demand action. we seek a ban on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines. we seek to raise the age to purchase these weapons from 18 to 21 years of age. we seek red flag laws, stronger background checks. >> reporter: in a prerecorded video, lexi's schoolmate, 11-year-old mia, recalled the horrific measures she took to survive. >> he shot my friend. and i thought he would come back to the room. so i grabbed the blood and put it all over me. >> reporter: her father, miguel cerillo, speaking briefly afterwards, pleading for change. >> today i come because i could have lost my baby girl. but she is not the same little girl i used to play with and run with. something needs to really change. >> reporter: dr. roy guerrero, the only pediatrician in uvalde, who treated wounded children following the shoot

felix maradiaga, a former cabinet member, was one of ortega's most outspoken critics. a graduate of harvard, he addressed world leaders at the geneva summit for human rights and democracy in 2019. >> maradiaga: i come heree conviction and hope that the world will continue to support the struggle of my people to build a free and open society. >> alfonsi: felix maradiaga was teaching non-violent activism to nicaraguan students... ( shouting ) ...when witnesses say he was beaten by ortega's henchmen in 2018. ( loud chanting ) after this attack, maradiaga was hospitalized. for the next few years, he was under constant surveillance by the police, according to his wife, berta valle. >> berta valle: they watch him. they put patrols in front of his house. the police would tell him that he was not able to go out of the house. >> no, no permita. >> valle: and from december 2020 to february '21, he was under house arrest. >> alfonsi: so, no warrant, but he's not allowed to leave the house? >> valle: exactly. >> alfonsi: even so, felix maradiaga decided he would run for president, one of a group of opposition candidates who, for the first time, had decided to band together to try to defeat daniel ortega. >> valle:

here is us or not. we're in a stable truck and we will not. we're away. the prime minister of the central african republic, felix moore, told our team that he went to the for him to deepen cooperation with russia and other partners the presence of some petersburg for him. 2022 has a special meaning of the fact that we are tired of war of conflicts between on groups tide and this is and today we're looking for unity. of course, we will talk to the russian authorities and look for opportunities for development . i know we already plans pay the wife a cooperation with other partners in many of these areas. however, today it is necessary to supplant and ties with partners in order to achieve more in practice, we want changes. we want to make them happen. this is exactly what the president and the people are. the central african republic expects from the for the development of cooperation of russia and other countries that participate in the forum and wanted to deal with others exchange experience and simplify the exchange of technologies to the our countries can move forward together. the central african republic ha

here are really feeling it, their pocket books, brazilian plays say, they found what appears to be human remains in their search for missing indigenous expert. and a british journalist, bernard pereira, and don't felix disappeared last sunday. the findings have been sent for analysis along with the blood found on the suspect follows. a judge has reportedly ordered that suspect to fishermen charged with a legal position of ammunition to be held for another 30 days. hundreds of thousands of hector of columbia, the amazon rain forest bank, destroyed every year to make space from mining cattle, ranching and drug trafficking. in the 2nd part of our series al jazeera is alexandra ram, p. if he visits l. a cap richer where people are trying to change things for the better route. mitchell is stopped cutting 3 or 5 years ago. like everybody here. she used to log and burn the forest to make space for cows and farming despite it being protected lane. but now she tends to are growing plant nursery part of a community forestry program aimed at changing the ways of farmers living in the colombian, amazon. and i last, i called it, they always this new life nursery, because it's about giving new life to the trees t

felix is ​​cleaning up. and it's pure steel. they are no longer nazis. yes, here, because the chevrons were removed.w revised our attitude to kozon. yes, the composition of people is changing there, the composition of people is changing there, it's true, because there are more and more. there, these people find themselves in our pre-trial detention centers and i don't know any kits. there again the producers ends. it was this azov who showed why we needed to do this operation, because the technology was being worked out there, how first the russian people are destroyed in themselves and three enemies are created, and then they mercilessly destroy all russians and that is why it was necessary to liberate this territory , since the rockets themselves. well, they would put them under the talin. they would fly to us in the same way as near kharkov, that's the reason. here i would like to respond to that, what our colleague from greece said is indeed an initiative in tackling the great task of reconciliation. e, fraternal peoples, e, russian and ukrainian spirit, e slavic two orthodox peoples. orthodox g

author of a new book on felix frankfurter who will play a role in today's discussion on the history of reproductive rights over to brad to introduce the panel. >> thanks, great to be here. what an amazing dream team we have in person and online. as victoria said, she is the ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2,008 book which everybody should now go on and by, the last history, happens to be the 80th anniversary of the court decision, a lot of relevance in the current debate on reproductive rights. i would highly recommend victoria's 2009 california law review article a tale of two lockers as a bookend to her book in reckless hands, it helped me both as a young faculty member and over time in reading her book, reading her article to think about these issues. after victoria, john barrett, professor of law at st. john's university, world renowned expert on justice robert jackson, the elizabeth fellow, director of the robert h jackson center which is a co-sponsor of this event. author of forthcoming books on justice jackson and creator of the jackson list which gives me great joy. if you want to subscribe to the jackson list, email professor barrett. after professor bar

of a new book on felix who will play a role in today'sh discussion of the history of reproductive rights, so over to brad to introduce the panel. >> hi, thanks. it is great to be here an amazing dream team of past we have in person and online. as victoria said she is the professor of law her 2008 book which everyone should now go online andne via, or covid of te loss history of skinner v oklahoma happens to be the 80th anniversary of the courts decision in oklahoma but has a lot of relevance to the current debates on reproductive rights. and it would also highly recommend victoria's nine california law review articletw tale of two authors that is a book into her bucket. lpit has really helped me both s alt young faculty member interet over time in reading her book and reading her longview article think about these issues. after victoria we have john barrett who is a professor of law at st. john's university. he is a world renowned expert on justice robert h jackson he is the elisabeth of fellow and director of the robert h jackson center which is a cosponsor of this event. he hasn't author forthcoming books on nuremberg and biography of justice jackson. he is the c

felix frank ritter who will play a role in the history of reproductive rights. over to brett to introduce the panel. brett: hi. thanks, vick. it's great to be here. what an amazing dream team of panelists we have both in person and online. as victoria said, she is the ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2008 book which everybody should go online and buy, recovered: the lost history of skinner villa oklahoma. today has to be the 80th anniversary of the decision that has a lot of relevance up to the current debates on reproductive rights. i would also highly recommend victoria's 2009 "a tale of two lockers." it has really helped me both as a young faculty member and over time reading her book and reading her article to think about these issues. after victoria, john barrett is the professor of law at st. john's university. he is a world renowned expert on justice robert h jackson. he is director of the robert h jackson center which is the cosponsor of this event. he is an author of forthcoming books on nuremberg and a biography of justice jackson. and he is the creator of the jackson list which gives me great joy. if you want to subscribe to the j

a new book on felix frankfurter who willbo play a re in today's discussion of the history of reproductive rights.i so over to brad to introduce the panel. >> thanks. it's great to be here. what an amazing dream team of panelists we have both in-person and online. as victoria said she is a ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2008 book which everybody should now gooo online and buy, "in reckless hands" a recovery of the lost history happens to be the adf anniversary of the court's decision and hasan a lot of relevance to the current debate on reproductive rights. i would also highly recommend victoria's 2009 california law review article. that is a bookend to her book. "in reckless hands." it is really helped me both as a young faculty member and just reading her book and reading her law review article think about these issues. after victoria we have john barrett who isre a professor of law atss st. john's university. he's a world-renowned expert on justice robert jackson,, the elizabeth fellow and director of the robert h jackson center which is ais cosponsor of this event. he is an author of the forthcoming book on nuremberg part of justice jackson and he's the creat

here, guys. there was a quote in "the new york times" that add to their credit of front page sunday story about this issue as well. allison felixhan biology. men are bigger, stronger, and faster than women. it's why we divide men's and women's sports. if we didn't, women would not win any sport. every olympic metal stand would be a man with a gold, silver, and bronze. what's happening here is women's sports are under a legitimate threat that if enough transgender women, that his biological men decide to compete against them, women, biological women, will never win. >> katie: there's a bigger questionnaire other than just advantage and fair play on the field or in the pool. we are also dealing with locker rooms here. lia thomas says that he is allowed to be inside the locker room to be in the pool because it makes his advantage happy or whatever it is because it makes him happy, her happy. what about that aspect of it? women having their spaces being different now as a result of these rules the ncaa is not being clear. >> well, look, in most every state in the union, if a man enters a women's locker room, that's a crime. and so,

here. we actually agree with poland and the polish people. okay? we relate at least for the fact that it happened there, rokossovsky is our grand marshal, well, a lot another of this. well, felixas a wonderful movie and we really can have our own culture, but this is the irresponsibility of this young man, and he is a young man for me. he is just a young man. he just doesn't understand shit. and he just doesn’t understand that with these words, being in such a position, he sows hatred that can last for decades and decades. well, he'll leave . well-fed and earlier, he wants to fight again for who will lead the great slavic path. here he wants to go to that point, it seems to him, for god's sake live calmly, quietly, and do not get involved in the affairs of the big guys. well, do not get into the affairs of big ba- big big people, this is not your mission, not yours. everything has already passed the whole speech of the commonwealth and it will never be exactly like this, you understand, and vice versa, find an opportunity for cooperation, so to speak, build relationships, so to speak. and this, by the way, i will remind you, here he is here, this is the fascists, this gitlets