they can come to flock and they are, and they are flocking to us, you know, pun intended in order forhat those trucks get even fuller, if not completely full, very close t to it which allows them to make more money it's the first time ever in the united states and the world the supply chain where customers are able to save money, gain access to the highest possible quality and the truckers are able to make more money than they've ever made before. >> i wonder, though, about the consistency of the technology and thus the consistency of the data across trucking fleets. it seems like it sure would be nice -- i know a newly public company that has some work in this area, but it would be nice if every truck had a simple baseline of i know where it is i know, you know, how fast it's moving i know how full it is. you know, et cetera, so that you could, you know, run algorithms on this stuff and get better and smarter over time. what percentage of the fleet that's out there has that basic technology that you would need to advance this business and this technology at the rate that you'd like >

and our current flock of birds actually arrived on - flock of birds actually arrived on the farm in thenning, so these birds have never actually experienced the outdoor environment. avian flu remains a worry for farmers like graham. and strict bio—security measures are still in place, but for egg buyers, it is good news. here is a box of eggs i bought this morning and it says free range on the label but printed in little letters it says barn eggs, because the hens that lay them were not allowed outside. now that the rules have changed, the hens that lay the eggs will be allowed to join —— enjoy the fresh air again which means genuine free range eggs that meet the standard will be available on british shelves in the coming days. but for egg producers, flu is one worry amongst many. chicken feed is getting more expensive and energy costs are rising as war hits supplies from russia and ukraine, and those costs could soon be passed onto customers. in and those costs could soon be passed onto customers.— onto customers. in the long term, if roducers onto customers. in the long term, if produ

he just crashed into this flock of shepherd dogs at high speed. would have devoured it, along with the film, tore it apart, because an angry flock of shepherd dogs. that was alpine, right? well , who knew that the film would become a cult film, because it was bykov but in the cinema, you probably know more than me that a good script can make a shitty movie. but in a bad scenario, even a super director will still not work. you know, i had a case in practice, for which i still ashamed, and at one of the film festivals a man approached me and began to ask me about belarus well, i look like that, i think, well, i don’t know this person so i didn’t answer him very willingly, then i say. who are you he says? well , i'm shavkhat abdusalamov and for me then. it did n’t say anything, so we’re ashamed of him and came home, climbed into reference books and suddenly found out that this is an absolutely amazing artist who worked from tarkovsky and worked at our studio . i felt so ashamed, and i think, lord, here is the lord for me, gave me a meeting with amazi

at the end of august, lapwings gather in flocks and emigrate from belarus to warm countries. there lies in wait for them, another danger in china , japan and asia, birds get on the table to the locals, this and other factors have led the number of lapwing around the world to a critical point, and therefore biologists offer every effort to at least friendly belarus bird felt completely safe. now the traditions of belarusian straw weaving are being actively revived. tell us about this craft in more detail. weaving is the oldest of the crafts, it is known to many agricultural peoples of the very, very early ancient times. people used the stalks of cereals in their daily lives. straw insulated the peasant's house. helped him in lean years was a parcel for pets, that is, it played a very important role in his life precisely with the cultivation of cereal plants a source of raw material straw was formed, and it was widely used, which today is woven from straw and straw. today, you can create a great variety of the most diverse products, thanks to the global internet network for the

i certainly feel really bad for those who their livelihood depends on their flocks. while affected farmers are eligible for some compensation from the federal government, john zimmerman says recovery is not that simple. >> you put a lot of time and energy, your heart and soul into raising these birds. and the fact that you have to destroy that is incredibly tough. now, we understand we're doing that. we're euthanizing these birds to save other birds, but it's incredibly difficult and it's emotionally, physically and mentally devastating to the to the farmers that they have to do that. >> so for now, he's keeping everything as clean as psible, watching the skies closely, and hoping he makes it through this outbreak. for the pbs newshour, i'm willm brangham in minnesota. judy: over the course of more than a hundred years beginning in the 1800s, hundreds of thousands of native american children in the u.s. were removed from their families, placed in federal boarding schools and forced to abandon their native languages and culture. one college in colorado which is also o

here, in flocks, the american guests met with outstanding athletes.rus, young americans became friends with the guys from the pioneer camp lesnoy ogonyok, who also takes part in the sports club, because she created a team around herself. it is a fact. in 1990, the minsk publishing house prosveshcheniye published a book for teachers, your word . erudite books. scenarios for holding evenings of intellectuals were printed. for high school students. about 15 years later, one of the russian-language new york newspapers published an article in sportlandia comes to paradise. there, it talked about what sports games are for children and how to hold competitions. it would seem that what is common between the two publications, which are separated not only by the topics of time, but also by continents. and the common thing is that both names are your word erudite and you call sportlandia could be found in belarusian television programs in the seventies and eighties of the nineties of the last century. in belarus, number four, 1983 , distracting you with sportlan

that's why friendly flocks appear in belarus in autumn unusual birds, and with the advent of spring againo to the north. so for them, belarus is a place exclusively for wintering, our ancestors cannot say that they were happy with the appearance of waxwings. for some reason, it was believed that they carry the plague, great frosts and other misfortunes are actually birds. they simply move around in cold weather. in search of food in the summer, the diet of waxwings is quite rich in their native places. they feed on berries, fruits of plants , tree buds, insects, but in winter, birds become involuntarily vegetarians. yes, and you have to roam not so much because of how much frost due to hunger? waxwings are a real glutton quickly, swallowing the berries whole and not even chewing, so some of the fruits are excreted from their body, not digested by the way they are considered useful distributors, it is the berries that the male brings to his chosen one as a wedding gift, somewhat reminiscent of a bouquet for the candy period for people, however, next year everything will change and the waxw

immediately, flocks of american guests met with young outstanding athletes of belarus, the americans became friends with the guys in the pioneer camp, forest light, which also takes part that she created a team around herself. it is a fact. in 1990 , the minsk publishing house prosveshchenie released a book for teachers of your word erodites of the book. scenarios for holding evenings of intellectuals were printed. for high school students. approximately 15 years later, one of the russian-language new york newspapers published an article in parland, comes to brian, which talked about what sports games are for children and how to hold competitions. it would seem that. what is common between two publications that are separated not only by topics, not only by time, but also by continents. and the common thing is that both names of your word are erudite and you are called to sportlandia could be found in belarusian television programs in the seventies eighties of the nineties of the last century. 1983, distracting you from sportlandia, or gunya , you can say shmatmetova, the pronunciatio

not my small cabella monsieur palace seen in flock procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank. the march started from town. sons is an antique near the conic line on the northern outskirts of the status of ramar light. and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted. thousands of people suffered to is, is ringing the soldiers. c, a, c, a gas grenades, the used from a village as well as real wants to voluntary dispatch. they protested. the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region of the self of that region. dozens were ange, it clashes between palestinians and the israeli army in various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flocked procession provoked massive and dressed in the west bank yet in response to demonstrate and came out here flying only the palestinian flock that palestinian foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of pumpkins on the course of destruction with the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israel? government are respon

well, i went crazy, i jumped out into the street and watched people flock, flocking at 15:00 the streetscrowded. the degree of jubilation was constantly rising. it was a solid sea of ​​people and it was possible to advance in this crowd. it's just that the sun is shining on me, gramophones are playing, then here and there someone is thrown up in their arms. and so all over the country they sang songs, for whom everyone was alive, they all remained here, of course, they all got inspired there. but who has the opposite, it was evident in every family, was practically dead, so this holiday with tears in his eyes. we were expecting another event that day, let's formally say, so it was supposed to be the second stage. the corresponding order of the supreme commander-in-chief at 21:00 the order was signed at 21:20 in the kremlin and handed over to levitan. and the studios, which were at that moment very close behind the gum building, were more than enough for 35 minutes, but according to the memoirs of the same levitan, they managed to overcome five meters by failure, well, at most 10, then th

the so called israeli flock procession flogged, massive and dressed in the west bank. in response demonstrations came out here flying only to palestinian flock. remarkably, there were no flags of palestinian factions or parties. this expressed the message of palestinians united thereafter had in impose an israeli actions and show in their stands against the so called celebration of the occupation of the city of jerusalem. there has been widespread official condemnation of the provoked of actions in jerusalem. his passion about the israeli scold the api bow as well as raisin of israeli flags on the territory of the ox and mosque. the pal staying in foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of pensions on the course of destruction. what are the palestinian foreign ministry has how the israeli government responsible for their sanctions in the west bank? at the same time, the palestinian administration has stressed that israel has been playing with via considering itself estate above the law because it has been violate an international law.

out there, you should ask your clergyman, how are you going to address this topic or instill to the flock something without offending anybody and therefore not address the issue? we will now have the opportunity to make a -- to take a -- to do something to reduce the hundreds of thousands of abortions in this state every year and comes down to what the american people think. the attorney generals that they vote for, going to call your district attorney if he refuses to do something, like i said -- i have been dissatisfied with the clergy, their response over the last 50 years but the ball is in their court, as to what they do to influence their flocks' view of abortion. and if they do their job, they -- there are going to be a lot less abortions in this country. and this new decision will have no impact whatsoever. so sadly, many of us have been waiting for this day for decades, but the result of dobbs versus jackon is going to be largely determined of what the churches make of it. the next topic that i would like to bring up and i have talked about before in this microphone before, but i

up at palestinian flock. procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank. the march started from town, so it is an antique near the conic line. only northern outskirts of the status of remo light, and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted. dozens of people suffocated as israeli soldiers use t, a gas grenades the use from ability as well as real wants to violently dispatch. the protest as the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region of and the self of that region. thousands were ange it clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flock procession provoked massive and dressed in west bank in response demonstrations. came out here flying only to palestinian flock. remarkably, there were no flags of palestinian factions. all parties is expressed the message of palestinians united thereafter heads in oppose an israeli actions and show. and there stands against is so called celebration of the occupation of the city of

so was the case in 201415 because he understood that that was his flock. that was essentially being attacked by the moscow political power that change significantly. which goes to say that it is really the russian orthodox church that has lost a massive amount of territory, essentially the entire ukrainian territory of people. i mean, that will belong to the church of til today there were about 12000 parishes in ukraine that belong to the russian orthodox church. they are now independent. this of course leaves moscow's pe track, increasingly isolated. briefly. what's the reaction russia we have not seen much of a reaction yet. well, it has to be assumed that it will be very similar to the one that they had when the ukranian orthodox church went independent, which is a much smaller group. but i think that at this point, i mean moscow has essentially split relations merlots with about again, they had become quite tense, contention over the over ukraine. they have actually had a very rough going with constantinople, which is essentially the center for the oxy

he just crashed into this flock of shepherd dogs at high speed. they would have devoured it, along with the film, tore it apart, because an angry flock of shepherd dogs. that was alpine, right? well , who knew that the film would become a cult film, because it was bykov but in the cinema, you probably know more than me that a good script can make a shitty movie. but in a bad scenario, even a super director will still not be. you know, i had a case in practice, for which i am still ashamed, and at one of the film festivals to me a man came up, and, uh, started asking me about belarusfilm. well, i look like that, i think, well, i don’t know this person so i didn’t answer him very willingly, then i say. who are you he says? well, i'm shavkhat abdusalamov and for me then. it didn't say anything. so , to my shame, i came home and got into reference books and suddenly i find out that this is an absolutely amazing artist who worked from tarkovsky, yes, and worked at our studio. i felt so ashamed. i think, lord, here is the lord, gave me a meeting with an

so was the case in 201415 because he understood that that was his flock. that was essentially being attacked by the moscow political power that change significantly. which goes to say that it is really the russian orthodox church that has lost a massive amount of territory, essentially the entire ukrainian territory of people. i mean, that will belong to the church. up till today. there were about $12000.00 parishes in ukraine that belong to the russian orthodox church. they are now independent. it is a religious fest corresponded, bouncing back the speaking to me of them as a quick round up of some other stories making use around the world. won't us have gathered for the funeral of a 15 year old palestinian killed by israeli troops near bethlehem and the west bank? israel said that soldiers opened fire on a group that attacked them with rocks and most of cocktails. a witness, as the boy was pleading for his life when he was shown, environment and energy ministers from the group of 7 leading industrial nations. the g 7 have a great to phase out coal to gen

minimum definition of who is undermange here is just to go and kill this person, wild geese began to flockine after president zelensky's statement about the formation. the so-called international legion promised to pay each foreigner from 2,000 dollars a month. hoping to pluck a huge the jackpot rushed to ukraine, both warriors with experience, former special forces and fighters of private military companies, as well as frank amateurs, lovers of computer battles who had never held a real machine gun in their hands. this, of course, will not prepare me for war, but at least i will know how to deal with weapons that i may have to use in ukraine, according to the russian ministry of defense, first of a special military operation. the kiev regime has already attracted about 7,000 foreign mercenaries from sixty-three countries. the most numerous groups of soldiers of fortune arrived from poland, the united states, canada and great britain, as mercenaries, even terrorists are attracted to the formation, including members of the isis group banned in russia, are essentially a kind of maniacs. that

activists flocked to the court. an angry crowd surrounded the court chanting justices' names. their renewed calls to smash the institutions of both the senate and the court at the same time. one of the court's most essential and sacred features was smashed just by the outrage industrial complex a few extra days to scream nonsense about what the court might rule. this lawless action should be investigated and punished to the fullest extent possible, the fullest extent possible. i'm certain the chief justices will seek to -- chief justice will seek to get to the bottom of this. if a crime was committed, the department of justice must pursue it completely. so listen, i want all nine justices to know there are still principled senators who have their backs no matter what. there are still some people in this capitol and a majority in the senate who sup -- whose support for the rule of law is not conditional, not conditional. the court should tune out the bad-faith noise and feel completely free to do their jobs. they should follow the facts and the law wherever that leads. as i've

so friendly flocks of unusual birds appear in belarus in the fall, and with the advent of spring they again go north. so belarus is a place for them exclusively for wintering. by the way , our ancestors cannot say that they were happy with the appearance of waxwings. for some reason, it was believed that they carry a plague of great frosts and other misfortunes. in fact the birds are on the offensive cold weather. they just move in search of food in the summer in the diet of waxwings is quite rich in their native places. they feed on berries, fruits of plants, tree buds, insects, but in winter, birds become involuntarily vegetarians. yes, and you have to roam not so much because of the frost, but because of hunger? they eat very quickly, swallowing the berries whole and not even chewing, so some of the fruits are excreted from their body, not digested by the way, they are considered useful distributors of plant seeds. it is the berries that the male brings to his chosen one as a wedding gift, it is somewhat reminiscent of a bouquet for the candy period among people, however, next year

now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait.ecall chesa boudin now. >>> you may not know her name or face, but if you've ever been to a warriors game or a giants game, you've probably heard her sound. >> i sad down with a dj who is breaking barriers with a pair of turntables and a mixer. >> please welcome dj umami. >> behind those two turntables, a stadium becomes a stage for dj umami. rotating dj for the garolden ste warriors and most recently the resident dj for the san francisco giants. anyone who goes to the giants game, they've heard your sound. >> yeah. >> it's a sound that began as a hobby until one day in 2007, a club promoter gave her a shot. >> that was almost like being pushed in a pool and learning how to swim. i was a terrible set. if i were to go back and listen to that, i would cringe. >> reporter: but cringe would eventually turn into confidence. the turning point came seven years later in 2014 when she dj'd the starting line of the nike women's half marathon in san francisco in front of 22,000 people. >> and the

so, closer to twilight , the males flock to the lek deliberately making noise with their wings when landingually in one place from year to year it does not change, from 2 to 10 grooms begin to sing, remember gentlemen and do not approach each other's personal space for more than half a kilometer. otherwise, things can come to a fight, in which a fatal outcome is not ruled out. such a beautiful sight and at the same time their trouble. the fact is that during the concert, the male braces throws back his head and closes his eyes of course, at the same time, he does not see anything around him and does not hear from the fact that the bird loses its hearing as a capercaillie and was called at that very moment, it is an easy prey for hunters, and the latter do not remember male solidarity by the way an interesting fact. it turns out that each bird is behind the scenes. of course, a tree is assigned, and if a capercaillie is killed on it, relatives will never claim it, and up to 10 years and there are rational explanations for this. in all in this case , not yet, capercaillie is very vulnerable,

now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait.>>> covid long-term is a real thing. new research shows that they can stick with you for more than a year. researchers at northwestern university study long covid patients with mild covid symptoms that really didn't require hospitalizations. they found most neurological symptoms persisted after an average of 15 months. now, the symptoms include brain fog, numbness, tingling, headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus and fatigue. >>> a crackdown on water usage. could face stiff penalties if a new plan passes in santa clara county. the valley water district approved the plan that would limit when and how often you can use water outdoors. now, repeat wasters, we find hundreds of dollars per violation, up to 10,000 bucks. the district will start hiring workers like a water police force to enforce the penalty. the new rules will take effect next wednesday. >>> all right, up next, going back to dallas to check in with the warriors about what they said after the game and the game itself.

nice, cabella monsieur, a palestinian flock procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank. the mulch salted from town centers and anted near the contact line on the northern outskirts of the cities of ramallah. and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted, thousands of people suffered to is he's really soldiers. you see a gas grenades the use from ability as well as real wants to violently dispatch. the protest as the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region and the self of that region. dozens for engine clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flank procession provoked massive undressed and was bank in response demonstrate and came out here flying only to palestinian flock. the palestinian foreign ministry has said that all these phenomena have created a new phase of pensions on the course of destruction. the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israel government responsible for this sanctions in the west bank? at

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jeff flock following all of that. the bottom line is here, if you think gas prices are going up and up, imagine being a trucker and what it is costing you to fill up with diesel. take a look. >> it's crazy. we went from $200 to fill up the truck to 650. the work is just dropping off. there's no work to be had soon. >> why is that? >> the people aren't spending money building new houses, doing additions. swimming pools. things of that. nothing. we have already seen the work drop off in two to three weeks. >> neil: the irony of today is opec coming out with a statement saying this is all going to slow activity down in the world. opec contributed to that. opec plus company contributed to that by barely raising production. now they have come to realize that all of this is adding to world angst and slowing the world economy. now, they went too far, got a little too greedy back in the 70s. are they on the verge of doing that all over again? might they regret being a little bit stingy here? let's go to gary kaltbaum and also

jeff flock has the latest from the roads and phil keating on the friendly skies. jeff? >> we were rolling down the garden state parkway headed to the jersey shore beaches. you can see looking out, clear sailing. that may not be the case over much of the nation this memorial day holiday. 39 million people plus planning to travel according to the aaa. that's an 8.3% increase from last year. the vast majority travel by cars. we're 35 million or so. despite high gas prices, a lot of people out on the roads. gas prices obviously having hit their highest level in history. but folks, still driving according to the aaa. listen to the aaa's robert st. claire. >> folks want to get out and do something. that's why despite record high gasoline prices, 4.60 per gallon nationwide, we've never seen that before. that is why folks are getting out and doing things. >> that said, there's some indication that perhaps motorists are reaching the point of paying. take a look at these numbers. 8.8 billion barrel a days. that's down 2.7% to the lowest level it's been this time of the year since

the day will come from the crane flock, and i will try all of you. sometimes it seems to me that the soldiers. those who didn't come from the bloody ones. not in our land the field is great. and turned white. cranes people's artist of russia sergei shakurov military dynasties are the pride of our army. here is one of such dynasties today, in our hall, young suvorovite andrey yarovoy, a ninth grade student, his father, colonel of the signal corps dmitry vladimirovich yarovoy and grandfather andrei anatolyevich petrov, a retired colonel, served in the far east in the southern group of forces and the moscow military district. and on the screen are four great-grandfathers of our young suvorov. georgy timofeevich komarov artilleryman at the front of the forty- first year albin stanislavovich morozovsky sniper foreman left to fight, 43 vladimir nikolaevich yarovoy served at airfields based on danik bombers nikolai petrovich yarovoy served at the front as a senior train driver as a gift. to all our glorious military dynasties, another very beloved and truly

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e, it means their supposedly steepness on ideology, so to speak e of the crowd or this flock, which can and this is holiness. as a matter of fact, there is a reason. so what is next. further , solid show-off show-off show-off looks like it looks cool, so to speak, looks like a lawless person who is not afraid of anything, because that he is supported there by various roses. so to speak, the same freaks as he is. uh, if you really know, so to be honest, unfortunately, most of them are just stupid. these are just really stupid people. these are the young people who have something in their heads, they heard something ringing, but they don’t know where it is, but, unfortunately, all modern ukraine, all its mythology is historical, so to speak, one of the main sadists. uh, and this, and this, and this is such a fit with this one with this prolegal, that any gang is boundless any flock. she has something to say to her adherents, as if attracting on the fact that in our gang you will be invulnerable. you can do any kind of chaos. and this pack will fit in for you, it's ordinary. so to speak, t

and then the d flock, and then you find new groups with that, you know, god good about him, but tell them but i look i want to live with my guys. it was that thing i'm look, gaze will let suddenly love out of the lot of those. they gotta go, have you got other validity? look a little guy. look it up. be broken. the guy, other guy about a little that i'll look up with you bought a lot of what i got well he's under go. what doesn't the got to going to get out of the. ready i, i and your family may be fun i saw in our school and he wanted retired teachers to chuck children in india. and before i knew it, i was talking to children in chicago. i wanted to test the limits of the system. family speaking children in a south indian village, each themselves, biotechnology in english, on their own. i put in hold in the computer that i downloaded all kinds of stuff from the internet about d n. a replication came back after 2 months and i gave them a test. the schools had gone up from 0 to 30 percent needed on to and but 30 percent is affecting. how do i get them to bus encouragement? seems to be

of a huge flock of swan ducks flew. trains fly by on the korsakov yuzhno-sakhalinsk route. they go four times a day especially for those who go to work or study in the regional center, but nazira is here today for the sake of her son and the views of the child like how you are on the train after the bay of birch groves hills. this is one of the most picturesque routes of sakha. in the city of kirovo-chepetsk let's move on. they organized their tour. this is the same train ride, but in front of you is the only fully passenger narrow-gauge railway in russia. you can get to karintorf along it. at first, we had the idea of ​​such a summer pleasure car, in which, uh, you can lean out. you can see the surroundings very well, and then you wanted something more , the idea came up to make a car with a glass floor for local residents, the daily route of these small trains. they take them to work for tourists, the narrow gauge railway is unique, and the glass floor adds extreme. well you will agree alexey sergeev marina sidorova t

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logistics is the top category on the list with ten companies total, including convoy and flock freight. they work to minimize empty space on trucks, and zip line and air space, their focus is on time critical logistics for the likes of medicine and even transporting organs. now, fintech is in the second spot with nine companies on the list include k eight-time disrupters stripe and rival checkout.com, and web three is well rested among the newcomers, blockchain.com, moonpay, dapper labs, along with canva, and digital health care startup roe. coming up later in the show, we'll have the ceo of the number one company on the list, flexport, and you can find the whole list and a whole lot more about the underlying tech trends on cnbc.com/disrupters >> forgive me if i'm wrong here, but two female founders, ceos in the top five, canva and guild education, that happen before? >> not in the top five, but we have had a number of female ceos this year we have eight companies that are led by female ceos and that's better representation than the percentage of females ceos that draw venture capital

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the palestinian flock that palestinian foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of a conscience on the course of destruction. wanna the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israel? government are responsible for these sanctions in the west bank. at the same time, the palestinian administration has trust that israel has been playing with by f considering itself estate above the law because it has been violate an international law. palestine has also re to rated that the past to be sc. it only be paid through fulfilling than the mountains, right of the listing and beautiful. there would be no stability down, the palestinian people obtaining all their rights at jerusalem is not for sale. not much of the price. there have been more than 50 days of anti government protests and sri lanka, as the south asian country struggles with an unprecedented economic crisis. over the weekend. police fired tear gas and water tenants to disperse crowds of demonstrators. here is some of the latest footage a with longer has fallen into default for the 1st time in its hi

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with increasing costs in egg production due to the rising price of feed and energy, this flock could so for a small family farm like ourselves, that's just unsustainable. so if you were going to decide now whether you were going to have chickens again after these ones go... ..what are you thinking? yeah, so the decision now will have to be, no, that we can't. if everything continues at the moment with the feed price, all the other costs as they are, the egg price not having moved, with us losing £300 a day, i think it's an obvious decision — we'lljust sit empty. these eggs will end up some a0 miles away in penrith to be sorted and packed off to retailers — some half a billion eggs pass through here each year. so we've actually been eating barn eggs for quite some time — because of the bird flu outbreak, farmers were allowed to keep their chickens inside for 16 weeks. however, last month that time limit ran out, and you may have noticed these appearing on your free—range egg boxes. however, from today, they can be removed because any eggs coming into here will now be free—range. 58% o

there they flocked there at one time, when they cleared the entire territory, and now here in severodonetsklisichansk, this is their really last battle , they will not be able to claim anything else. now the promotion in severodonetsk is going very well. not bad. but here i am against the fact that we threw hats here, he says that we won everything in everyone. we are now all gone. there goes. everything is very tough. it's tough there, around the clock. canada, a significant part of the city is controlled by the guys, they are doing a powerful cleansing. well, in response flies so many. i mean, there's a lot of technology out there. a lot of weapons, a lot of artillery, so for the symbolic city of severodonetsk, which for 8 years was considered the capital of that part of the controlled luhansk region. he defended himself very actively, so now these are the incidents. well , the procedure that takes place. there it will take time, it will take effort, and after it there will be lisichansky, only then the lugansk people's republic will remain free, and not not see that this is happening and

so that the glory of the ukrainian hierarch was heard by a multi-million flock and not only in ukraine serbian church porphyry the center of the canonical ukrainian church was already declared at today's holy synod in kiev and not in moscow, it does not depend on it, either administratively, or financially, or in other respects. the unity between the churches is preserved; a prayer for it will be offered up in all parishes of the russian church. dmitry kaestro arina tretyakova lead the week. this is news of the week next in the program. samovar weapons and gingerbread and why no one has ever been able to storm the battles for the donbass in the tula kremlin, how are we progressing? it pours, it pours, it smokes, it melts. why are russians so smile little in the center of the brightest world , the blackest holes are born, but everything they do does not count. and why do the russians smile so little to drown out, trying to do it already, but repeat the russians. why are you so little? are you smiling? are we smiling? when what is planned happens, when we meet with a kindred spirit, we s