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but i'm w guessing you feel prey galvanized too? >> yeah.short in congressle with t house, we saw remarkable gains in tough states and in governor's races and attorneys general and legislatures and goes s where the fight next, right. so we have michigan with a democratic trifecta. aa pro-choice led by gretchen whitner. and you have pennsylvania where they narrowly held on to the house and blocked an abortion ban in the state. so we have a lot of smart strategic democrats and great opportunities to expand d acces not just codify roe. and that is the future of the movement. what i will say, the other big emotional movement galvanizing moment for us in the midterms, young voters. so it iste interesting to see yr reporter interview young voters but they are with us in this issue. >> all right. mini, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate your time talking about this issue with thet anniversary of roe v. wad now just a couple of days away. >>> that is going to do it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage next.me can se

something the community has galvanized around and can dig into and find fun.e: volumes picked up on the back of it. it is helping breathe excitement around solana. it might be feel-good, but when something has no utility, and everyone is saying proved to me the use case of crypto, why has it not -- built for a force of good. what is your response when we are talking about a meme token? >> memes are fun, but also a proxy for community. one thing for crypto that is overlooked is it is a system of galvanizing community. bonk on one level is a meme and doesn't specifically do something, but is a token of community. it has been through a rough few months. caroline: to say the least. thank you for coming on to talk about what is a rough few months. solana became very intertwined with ftx. sort of a driving force in some ways. but they withheld a little bit. there is a worrier price would fall on the back of poor selling. how do you move past the fallout of ftx. the beginning of november, headlines were doom and gloom. what we see sins, two months out from the offici

we are galvanizing ourselves for that. u.s. trading dominates to a certain extent. we saw a rally and risk assets worldwide. i will you show a little bit of a mean frenzy going on right now. bed, bath & beyond doing its thing. 3.5%, it feels as the risk appetite is out there. >> amazon having its biggest jump in two months. up almost 6%. the best run of gains since mid october. you talked about tesla continuing to see gains. it is that cpi apprehension we are seeing play out in the market. apple is so many stories from mark gurman this week, the headlines making my brain spin. we have moved from apple pivoting on his suppliers to looking at new solutions for the actual screens. interesting, one of the negative impacts of that scope is we saw lg electronics which gets 35% of revenue from apple in the asian session because it seems according to arris group that apple wants to move away from screen solutions. i thought that was particularly interesting. the story of the day was flights grounded throughout the nation. in free market, we were low on most of the airlines.

how can you galvanize the average person truthfully when you can galvanize them with misinformation. but how can you galvanize them when you can already point to the reality in the states where abortion is illegal? previously, the republican party split the difference by saying it was abortion rights that were creating extremes of situations on the ground. remember trump in his debate with hillary clinton talking about babies being ripped from the world. but the true extreme reality right now is the state in which abortion has been banned and children who have been raised are smuggled across state lines to get an abortion. women who are getting miscarriages are forced to plead out. people are being forced to take matters into their own hands at great risk for themselves. this is an extreme reality and a new headline every day or every week has a confronted america. so the old republicans talking point that says, it's extreme, if you listen to the groups, just keep saying that, i think it's gonna be harder to sell. and yet, there will always be people who show up and they want a natio

experiments with a frog galvanic dead, by the way, but, apparently, there is a second meaning behind this, and behind all this is that unlimited western support. uh, the ukrainian armed forces, their defensive efforts can collapse quickly enough. andrei vladimirovich is here. here, in the western world, among politicians now there is some kind of indecision, or such an eye on each other. as, for example, the catch-scholz said, well, if the americans put their obs from abrams, and we will think about leopards in ukraine, and in britain is here. eh, also some kind of e not decisiveness, or what? well, here's another second question. here's a follow-up question, yes, is there any practical sense in the supply of these tanks, for example, here in britain about leopards. they say not very uh, they're looking at some practice here. as for indecision here, i would say that there are separate statements of the former military even more than the chief of the general staff, but that we need to look, that we can talk about some weakening of the british armed forces, which, anyway, but in a diff

galvanized by the leadership of president zelinski and yourself, madame first lady. it has inspired many around the world and in this room. we are very eager to hear from you on what lies ahead. madam zelinski. [applause] first lady zelenska: good morning, ladies and gentlemen. good morning, ladies and gentlemen, representatives of the world. you are here today. please take a look at this room. see the number of the kind of people here. the number and the kind of people who will be taking part in the events of this forum. his -- heads of states, business leaders, economists, public figures, journalists and scientists. people have influence for nations and people around the world. you are all united and you are really influential. there is also something that so -- that separates you. in doubles, not all of you are using this influence. sometimes you use it in a way that divides even more. the doubles forum exists because deep inside we all believe there is a global problem that -- there is not a global problem humanity will not be able to -- some of our combined infl

. >> well, some republicans argue abortion is what actually galvanized the votes against them, we have a test case, another one in virginia, this week, a state senate special election, where abortion was front and center. and we just got the results. so give you everything you need to know on this, let us bring in our panel, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. political contributor jake sherman. and "washington post" national political reporter caroline kitschener. ali, the two bills brought to the floor in about two hours, what are they? >> yes, katy, when you talk about speaking to the right-ward flank of the anti-abortion movement, that's what these bills do, though i have had several reproductive rights advocates point out to me this is not an outright ban on abortion. that is something that had been talked about over the course of the final months of last year. that's not where republicans are going first. instead, they're voting on these two specific bills, i can pull up for you some of the finer points of them on the screen. the first is to condemn attacks on so-call

ukrainians have stood strong in common caused -- common cause, galvanized by the leadership of president lenski, and -- president zelenskyy, and you, first lady. it is inspired many in this room. since the beginning of the war, you have been an investor -- am ambassador and advocate for your country and people. you have worked tirelessly to address the human impact of the war. helping people access health care, mental care, education, and other resources they need during this difficult time. your leadership is ensuring ukraine and ukrainians are stronger today and are on the path for an even stronger tomorrow. we are very eager to hear from you on what lies ahead. madams lenski, -- madame zelenskyy, the floors yours. >> thank you. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. and representatives of the world, you are here today in switzerland, in davo's. please take a look at this, and see the number of people here. the number of the kind of people who would be taking part in the events of this forum. international organizations, business leaders, economists, public fevers -- public figures, journ

and then i see a lot of parents getting is by traditionally galvan or being allowed to place for the one not being in car. it's the one know safe space is full gout. and as she continues on this journey, then she's telling a lot of other parents and a lot of other gods, but you could also do it. now that's not a bad because i've been waiting for our probably to. i didn't think i them i oh, wow, boys, i begun by the love with echo indoor. mm hm. mm hm. in good shape. a child's health is the most important thing to parents. but what is good and what is bad for little ones? and when should grown up, start to worry in good shape. i owe 2000 kilometers in an electric camper. a check in special with alison and eric below. the dw travel reporters and youtube ers drive across europe. one electric power tourist highlight and insider tips and elect. you're buying a 60 minutes on d. w. a thought they will grade it will be due today on dw health, so it's all about kids will find out whether it's good to praise children constantly . what really isn't a breakfast cereal? what schools are best for

it with, with inspirational to a lot of other countries and saying, hey, what do we need to do to galvanize ourselves? d, w reporter stacy evans. thank you. you're welcome. tell me that to ukraine, where president villa, premier zalinski has made an impassioned address to the world economic forum in davos, calling on western partners to speed up military aid to his country. he also paid tribute to the victims of a helicopter crash near cuba that claimed the lives of at least 14 people, including the countries, interior minister, and several children. soleski war that tragedies are out pacing life in ukraine and urge western countries to deliver military supplies. before the next rush of attacks at the annual gathering of world leaders in divorce, one issue was always going to dominate the agenda. delivering his speech by a video link, ukrainian president, florida may zalinski, found a poignant way to remind the audience the victims of russia's invasion to enjoy the memory of every parcel local when eminent. he then wasted little time urging the world community to speed up the supply of weap

galvanizing microns get through electric currents.the thickness of the zinc coating is obtained. not everyone can afford to have such an expensive thermal plant line. now at the moment there are more than 2,500 units of various equipment, this includes thermal food and galvanizing lines and multi-purpose machines and much more. verses of the front suspension we make the front axle for all models of trucks, as well as bus vehicles, nitrogen, it is used only in our factory, we use it for cooling parts, that are part of the axle, that is, when the part is cooled, its diameter decreases; after crimping , the part picks up its temperature, as it were, expands and makes the unit of the equipment operation service rigid, because there are a lot of automobile plants. and cranes are some kind of equipment at the enterprise. if we talk about driving a truck frame, this is the beginning of the assembly of all trucks and without a frame, nothing will have nowhere to put anything, no motor, no cab, no chassis, nothing. here we see the workpiece th

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uh, galvanized respect on these elements, and all the paths were frozen to such men, this theater reachedak-center, a public place in the city showed that the russian empire was here for sure and for a long time in 1985 the ministry of culture. i wanted bottles together, and at this place to visit the new theater was already a habit, the pennies were obtained. tady on the town of seldnica, wearily to defend their own in the morning and defend. wow, the theater came off, they checked out ali all only for reconstruction. of course, i went more for 15 years i was at the mattified funda . the cops succumbed to the cynical screen and patched up the dirks at the sprinkled facade to the construction and giving a massive drumming theater to the lynx of adygeosity and brutality at its thin eye, an explosive pow of all the laws of architectural dramaturgy of the mogilev drama theater lev the swedes give kolya at the triumphal race a bow to the truth. they live like i do what i love with a great heart, and according to society, they boldly break stereotypes, who just wants to be in the workshop to d

galvanized by the leadership of president zelenskyy and yourself , madame first lady. it has inspired many around the world and in this room. since the beginning of the war, you have been an ambassador and advocate for your country. you have been a powerful voice and global capitals and have worked hard to address the human impact of the work. helping people access health care, mental care education, and other resources they need during this difficult time. your leadership is insuring ukraine and ukrainians are stronger today and are on the path for even a stronger tomorrow. we are very eager to hear from you on what lies ahead. the floor is yours. [applause] ms. zelenska: thank you. good morning ladies and gentlemen. the representatives of the row, you are here today in europe, and switzerland, in davos. please take a look at this hall and see the number and the kind of people here. the number angela kind of the people who will be taking -- the number and the kind of the people who will be taking part in this forum. heads of states, business leaders, prominent economi

yana had a white color scheme, which pierced the contrast and insanely uh galvanized respect on thisall in all , such a son reached the russian style with his this theater is a yak-center, a public place in the city of kazalova, about the fact that the russian empire. e here on suryoz and for a long time 1985 ministry of culture. i wanted bottles together, and at this place to visit the new theater was already a habit, the pennies were obtained from the codes for the town of seldnitsa, but i was tired of defending my own in the morning and defending. wow, the theater came off, they checked out ali at home. guo only under reconstruction. i, of course, more than 15 years in this hour was at the matzo fund. the cops gave in to a cynical screen and patched up dirks at the sprinkled facade in the last constructions and giving a massive drum to the dahu theater on the beu of the lynx and brutality at its thin band-aid. you have fallen to all the laws of architectural dramaturgy to the mogilev drama theater lev, the swedes give kolya a bow at the triumphal race. only the facts nothing perso

he galvanized his weary citizens while rallying the international community to help in this struggle. when offered an escape from the country, he called not for a ride out but for weapons. he and his cabinet stayed, broadcasting together from the streets of the european capital under siege, refusing to leave his post as president when all hope seemed lost. this leader and citizens of ukraine knew something the rest of the world did not, that the russians could be beaten, not with overwhelming firepower or waves of troops but with character, heart, and faith. they took what the world gave them, rummaged through what they already had and pushed back the remnants of a once powerful army, showing the world that no empire can defeat millions of individual acts of people going about their daily lives and refusing to surrender. ♪ [speaking in foreign language] >> new satellite images showing russia's buildup nero crepe's border, you're witnessing the russian invasion of ukraine. [sirens] >> the ukrainians blew up this bridge in order to slow down the russian advance. >> 40 million people und

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we have titans of trip on afghanistan, galvan officials say a $160.00 people are dead as millions fees, freezing, temperatures, and dwindling. food supplies ah, i'm no messages while welcome to the program. ukrainian parties say at least 11 people have been killed after josh enforcers fired more than 50 messiahs or targets across ukraine. official fed, they were able to intercept the majority of the muscles. several infrastructure fights were hit, eating to power cuts across the country, including and the capital q. the stripes come a day after germany and the u. s. announced they would send heavy tanks to support ukrainian forces. we spoke earlier to keep smith vitale clinical and asked him how russia the back on infrastructure are impacting morale and ukraine. the russian tried to destroy our infrastructure right now. a small outside is pretty called and the target, the target. it's critical infrastructure. the russians forced to strive to breathing care in our hometown, tried to make huge damages and destroyed normal life to be there and to make a house to try to bring the depressiv

galvanizing support around the world. >> giving generous and prompt response to the needs of relief and recovery. $97 million. the american citizenry was very helpful, they stepped forward and responded to the disaster. >> united states has three rules. direct contribution. it's a convening part with other governments. the united states has influence for all over the world. the greenhouse gas outputs. >> there have been similar pledges that did not materialize. the first barrier has been removed. we have made a decision, the international community is created as loss of damage fun. this is an achievement in itself. you need to raise finances and persuade all of the governments which governments are prospering because of the uses of fossil fuels. the real objective is to help vulnerable countries like pakistan to transition and move away from fossil fuels and invest in clean energy. we will have to rurpose resources to support this fund. thank you very much. >> it's been a pleasure. >> weekends are a time for being th friends and enjoying an adult beverage. people are going without alcoh

do you think that this will galvanize congress to pass some sort of reform? >> no. i don't. that sadly. i have sat here for over 20 years now. i am doing the work and supporting them. i am on the ground. i am trying to, in a variety of ways, be a part of the civil rights struggle. we want to deal with the hyper policing that has taken so many black lives. the rio dell is the politicians are going to politic. for most americans, you know, we should've done something about the fact that please really are josh able to go forth and do what they want to do with very little repercussion. not much has changed in terms of policy and law. what i fear is that instead of this being galvanizing, now we are going to see even more divisiveness on capitol hill. bipartisan comments may come out. they say that the particular part of data was bad. let's make sure that we quickly jalen deal with the people who were the perpetrators. there are charges being processed. i believe that it is black officers. what will happen from a policy context? i am hoping that we don't get lost in debates about

also gives an opportunity for someone else to throw their name in the ring to gather support and galvanize their supporters. this is going to be a lengthy process. there could be multiple ballots to come and there is a big gap between where mccarthy is and where he needs to be. he can only lose four and losing 19 or 20 so far. amber: who might those other options be? laura: a couple names that we will probably hear about jim jordan, andy biggs. they got some votes on this first round. unlikely that they are going to be able to get the majority of the republican caucus. they are very conservative. the other names that are more likely are steve scalise, the current number two house republican, patrick mchenry, chairman of the financial services committee. but there is hesitation from those people to throw their name into the ring until it is clear mccarthy will fail because they do not want to create this rift between themselves and kevin mccarthy. alix: thank you very much. laura davidson on the update. coming up, sam bankman-fried on the verge of entering a not guilty plea. the latest from

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you have to galvanize the will behind the effort.t of your mouth, then you have to follow it up with a persistent and consistent effort to make the change. we have seen, there's been in this room before. we have seen the movie, we have read the story and we know the narrative. it is like any other thing related to guns, it is like any other thing that's related to the killing of young black man. nothing happens. so if you are serious, the newly elected black republicans in the house, tim scott and the senate and then this is a moment when you galvanize your white colleagues around protecting your community as they would protect any other americans. otherwise, shut up and we will handle this at the ballot box. we will handle it in other ways but, i am tired of playing this game where everybody comes out and beats their breast and sympathy but then jasmine, they do nothing about it to follow up and actually put the press on the people who are standing and the way as an obstacle. >> you make such a brilliant point michael steele, i am n

king along with senator kennedy, senator mitt, i a republican, everybody galvanized.to stevie wonder and the effort he put behind it. he not only lifted his voice, he gave us the resources. we needed resources. he gave us money. >> he funded it. >> fully funded it. >> ronald reagan was president of the united states. ronald reagan. we had to overcome a lot of opposition. because of the determination, we were able to get young people, everybody was young. i remember today, all the organizers. >> come on, we all wanted this to happen. we want to say to the civil rights generation, we do have the dream. we will keep this dream alive. >> i have to give a lot of credit to stevie wonder. he was adamant. he was on it. he called his friends. as a result -- they showed up. >> that is why i became so obsessed when i found out inadvertently that natalie hawkinson, she said she didn't know that they had anything to do with it. >> i said, everybody knows that. >> they said, no they don't. >> i started a campaign to start asking. >> no one under 30 knows it. and not a lot of them u

down a little bit, but i, historically, we have never had a movement, a revolution that has been galvanizing people across gender and ethnicity and, and 2nd and so forth on the, on the message of women's rights women, life and freedom. so this is, this is obviously something that is very rooted in iraq captured the world's imagination to see these young young people to see these girls out on the streets to see the boy standing side side by side with that with the women. um, i think the attention is still there and, and we certainly needed to continue to be there. we only have about a minute left, but i do want to ask you about your opinion. we're now almost 4 months and to these protests, where does the regime stand? i think we see it already the, the regime is, is struggling to know what to do. and, and they said it's a legitimacy question. and you know that the legitimacy has been waning over decades and in a way and, and now they're dealing with the younger generation that, that's out there it's, it's across so late and, and just extraordinary. mean, you know, over 500 people, they have b

was war. war is everywhere. heard galvan who lot abroad you're out of violence is everywhere. well, i'll get the greatest war, but a lot of your what should i do? it's time for the evening prayer. or more. these men, just like all the migrants on this route will need god's blessing. on next story is also about hope and the future. pub, on coma from india has a big dream ever since he watched a ballet on youtube as a young child, he's been determined to become a dancer. but he's had to overcome many obstacles along the way, including from within his own family. ah man, i'm poem, my name is puffin cool. my mouth's been amazed since childhood. i've loved to dance . althea in the village, they say it's a girl, dana. equally not you, but this isn't a delicate dance form. both, it requires a great deal of strength, flexibility. well, and hard work and number of that liberal lip let our donkey have been, i want the day to come when those who market yet when will see for themselves that ballet can also be done by men may live home. hey larry, believe me, where have you been to laura?

and there's a real reason, i mean, that has been galvanizing people across gender and ethnicity and, and sex and so forth on the, on the message of on. and it's really critical to what's happening in your on. but it also has global resonance. and i think that's what's captured the world's imagination to see these young young people to see these girls out on the streets to still there and, and we certainly needed to continue to be there. we only have about a minute left, but i do want to ask you about your opinion. we're now almost 4 months into these protests. where does the regime stand? i think we see it already the, the regime is, is struggling to know what to do. and, and they said it's a legitimacy question. and you know that the legitimacy has been waiting over decades and in a way and, and now they're dealing with the younger generation that, that's out there. it's, it's across the country in different provinces. and their responses have been so little, so late and, and just extraordinary to be over 500 people. they have been killed of the her job . and now, now we're seeing h

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oh, the new club music from africa has galvanized the club scene when wallace and know me launched their 1st berlin club series, afro heat. they also wanted to create a safe space where people of color via dumber because when we went out back then like there was a kind of quota, what to have. they'd say no, we already have 10 percent blacks. that's enough for today. and slots are things like that. are too many turks to me. arabs approved a tour. we just wanted an evening where it didn't matter. it's 99 percent of black . i'm sorry, 99 percent turks within swanson all the main thing is to celebrate and loved this sound. okay, i'll talk to dan, it's good. we'll humans all done. okay. with sexual orientation, gender, age, or origin from the start. these haven't mattered at their parties. what counts is shared passion for new african music, and it's contagious creek to laugh leak are now a fixture on the berlin club scene and also play the really big electronic events with their own sound system. but i feel concerned going, it's good for us to now i'm going to get out of the underground and

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the chinese top did her as thought 1st in ethiopia, next civil service at galvan and go live, been in, and egypt. he has highlighted the importance of the partnership between beijing and the continent. i'll africa course woman, co, buddha toddler, who's more on the high level visits. well, as you know, he is a brand new foreign minister of china. and he follows in a long line of traditions for chinese foreign ministers, especially with very with their relationship to the african continent. now this is mister keane's 1st visit and it's an opportunity for him to, to outlay some of china's plans and also strengthen economic ties with the 5 african countries that he will be visiting. but of course he kicks off the trip. it's you well by, by firstly speaking to the chairperson of the african union. mister mohammed 14 mohammed. he is particularly looking to strengthen africa's position, especially among the calls that have been made for african union to be included as a permanent member of the g 20 group of nations. and of course, this is an opportunity to speak about other modalities with

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this is on a time with you as galvanized, it stays to sanction blockade russia over the russia, ukraine conflict. what is behind this political shift? well, i think what's, what's really behind the political shift that we're seeing and the rise of populism in general throughout europe is the fact that people are just pessimistic about the future. and so they're looking for some kind of political movement or some kind of political community to latch onto to you know, help put their grievances into political action. and i think we're seeing it in italy, in, in sweden, both reflect this kind of fear. and perhaps people not being the most politically sophisticated in terms of, of their anger and hostility towards governments, but just wanting any kind of change at all. and it happens to be that the most organized political groups right now in the west, i would say not only in europe, but also north america are right wing groups. and so that's what's really feeling this push towards the far right. now sweden, which is traditionally left wing, a socialist government, and also considered the p

(rose willock) this is a contour using little bits of galvanized or galvalume if you like, to hold up the soil, so you're able to plant, yes? - yeah. - you made different beds, obviously. that's great. oh, and the pineapple. i see you have some pineapple here as well. - oh yeah, the aubergines are over here. great! these are tiny little aubergines here. we still have access to the produce. dominica has a boat that comes on every week with bananas, and dasheen and potatoes and cucumbers and that sort of stuff. they come every week. they sell at the port, the little bay port, people buy in bulk and then they sell in supermarkets. however, we're looking towards a day when montserrat again can be self-sufficient in food, you know. especially the foods that we used to grow. (manon rozon) sometimes we do miss things, but you know, we have the privilege of sending barrels. (luc rozon) you find everything you need here, but not necessarily a great variety. we're always pleased when we get it. we see a fruit cake... (sophie fouron) oh yeah! - little things you don't necessarily get, like maple