gen. wolters thank you. on behalf of the men, women and families who serve our nation, we extend next year's work. it remains a privileged serve alongside these patriots and our allies and partners. it is an honor to testify with assistant secretary of defense celeste wallander, h aventis -- a tremendous force multiplier for our entire team. also appearing with us is someone who leads from the front in treating people with dignity and respect. we are fully lined with department of defense priorities. everyday, we work to generate peace with allies and partners by strengthening the germans in defense of the euro atlantic. this is a pivotal moment in europe with generational implications. when testifying before this committee last year, russia was already on the path to intimidate and threaten ukraine while testing the resolve of the transatlantic alliance. russia's premeditated and on provoked invasion of ukraine has galvanized our allies and partners. we admire the courage and tenacity of

you'll be proud to be a member of gen z, right. so what made me focus on this book right now, is that for 21 years? i've been fortunate to study the attitudes and opinions of young americans. you know from from the perch of the institute of politics and also through other work, especially i spend definitely every summer and many other month during the year traveling around the country starting most conversations with the same couple of questions. know what keeps you up at night? you know what connects all of you in this room. how how do you think about like america and i found in? some of 2017, you know when the oldest zoomers i call them zoomers or gen z coming of age the conversations just felt different, you know rather than seeing or sensing some hope and optimism. it was anything but they was. fear the words that people were describing back in those days, you know five or so years ago was terrifying to divided. i'm fearful fearful of what i'd ask fearful of everything my health the people i care about the future. so i just beg

gen. wolters: good morning the committee will receive testimony from general wolters and general jacqueline van ovost command commander of the transportation command. thank you both for your service in the nation. i thank the men and women serve ing under your command at this time. er would like to recognize the tragic loss of four marines in norway. please come vey the committee's condolences to their families and fellow marines. the challenges have never been clearer. one month ago, russia unleashed its illegal and unprovoked attack on ukraine. upending decades of general peace and stability in europe. putin's invasion has inflicted horrible suffering upon innocent civilians in ukraine threatened european security and caused serious consequences of the global economy the ukrainian military has performed heroically in the face of this overwhelming violence and the ukraine can people have shown the world what true courage has looked like. if putin thought it would drive a wedge between nat

how is gen z boosting this revolution in re commerce? jamie: yeah, gen z is really driving it.ust in 2021, 8% of gen z bought online and one third of them started selling online last year. in re commerce really aligns with their values. if you think about that demographic, they really want to make sure that they are finding unique, interesting items and importantly they really care about sustainability and how important that is. that is why this is so them for that generation and we are really leaning in to support that. emily: they are also typically more price-sensitive. how are they responding with forty-year inflation? jamie: not just gen z, it's across-the-board. katie 2% of people have been selling secondhand goods over the last few years and when you think about high gas prices, ebay is a great place to turn to to sell your pre-loved items. the average household has $4000 of items they could sell and less than 20% of that is online. in there's amazing value there. take our certified refurbished. if gen z needs a new laptop, they can purchase a certified refurbished proje

gen. breedlove: thanks for having me here. as we do what we can for our ukrainian brothers and sisters. much is being said about what is going on on the eastern front, and i think if you seen-setting remarks are key, then we will talk about the aob. it is about a 300 mile front. it is a twisty front, but about a 300-mile front. in the midst of this, mary opal -- mariupol, and we need to call an end to some of it. we see what most ground military thinkers would call shaping and probing going on to this point, no real major thrusts have started yet. but that is not necessarily good news. this actually may portend that they are going to be smarter here than they were in the north, where they took a whipping. i think we should be watching clearly how this shaping takes place to give us some idea of what could happen and where they might push through. so, much is said about numbers. before the war we were counting the tens of thousands of troops and number of battalion tactical groups, etc., an

gen.y, while this 300 mile front of the russian attack is more narrow than the attack two months ago. they have more concentrated forces. a 300 mile front still an enormous lay large and vulnerable front. while the russians have amassed forces there, this is the same russian army that was defeated in and around kyiv. you can't change the quality of the russian army in these last few weeks. you can be sure that president zelenskyy's army is also repositioning, and i think we can expect continued ukrainian attacks against the vulnerable russian supply lines, a bit of a replay of the concept we saw north of kyiv. judy: dmitri, the russians, are they expecting the ukrainians to put up a fierce fight in the east? dmitri: no doubt. the ukrainians are in an entrenched position there. they've been fighting in the region since 2014. this will not be an easy fight and the russians are expecting at least 70,000 or more ukrainian forces fighting the assault there. judy: doug, let me turn back to what

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>> i mean, tiktok knows best sometimes, but, listen, gen-z, i'm gen-x.s of the illusion, hands on the hip, arch your back, it creates the illusion of a longer, slimmer body. when i was styling covers for magazines, this was the default pose that every celebrity went to immediately. sometimes we said we have to change it up a little bit. it was always exactly the same. there was a reason for that. >> all right. joe, we invited faith abubey into the studio. she's helping us demonstrate. here we go. the tea pot. that's the raptor. you have other suggestions for us. we still need to strike that perfect pose. what do you go with? >> we brought up the raptor a few times. how can we not demonstrate the raptor? we were calling it the invisible bag. i call it the newscaster pose. look at doja cat at the grammys. you sort of stand there and put your hands gracefully together. media schools used to teach kids if you don't know what to do with your hands, it was an elegant way to put your hands. this is the go-to. i don't know why it got the raptor name. it sounds k

gen listen well, i'm really tired of the decree, really.d the society is you we have an introvert. it's not i don't understand what you're missing? i fully provided for us for this. i just need freedom, wait for freedom. from whom from me and my son, why are you distorting? let's go to let's play the room. we ran into the room to our toys, where they are so alice why do your dads swear? they just talk very loudly. like this, like this. daddy won't leave us. where? maxim, too, mom and dad swore, and dad left him and now he doesn’t have dad. and i don't want to. antoshka remember that you didn't happen to you. i will always be there, because you are my very, very favorite boy. i love you too. i love you too. alice this is your elchik. told you to go back to work. i knew that it was from there wind is blowing. and here elya, i myself have been thinking about this for a long time. you can not understand me. you always communicate with people on the road, and i'm stuck here for days. i don't just go around like this. i earn money for the family,

embodied by emmanuel macron we're the patriots >>> the cac out performs in early european trade soc gen exits the russian operation. and the world's second largest consumer rising in the fastest in the last three months >>> somewhat muted start to the week here in europe. especially once we inherited the weak lead from asia with major moves in china down 2.5% hang seng down 3%. the supply chain disruption mounting europe's stoxx 600 down .25% you see an even split on the board. as much green as we have red let's look at the europe markets and see how they are looking the ftse 100 is heavily focused and down .25% this morning the dax and germany is down. cac with a bit of uncertainty. we had some answers about the first round of the french presidential election. that is providing support in france all though we don't know what will happen the ftse mib is down let's get you a sector breakdown. you have the dislocation stories with supply chain and inflation as well. those stories are not going away banks are up 1.25%. construction and materials up .75%. oil and energy barrels of oil comin

gen wait we need to talk. hi you look good.ell gene, i sued for divorce after 2 weeks of the meeting. well, come on, sign all the papers, let's not get on each other's nerves, okay? as long as you can live in the apartment, i allow you. not you, but my daughter and i also wanted to talk, gen, i have a small request for you, please convince me. i wave that she should, that she should live with her mother. and why suddenly such love for your daughter for you, that only now the maternal instinct has woken up. you even when she gave birth, she almost sat with them, she grew up with me, then i didn’t have the opportunity to deal with it, because i was the only peasant in the family. it was i who chipped, and you allowed her everything, so she completely dismissed it. now she thinks you're good. i am bad. but now i don’t need to go to work with this person at all, i will have everything and i don’t need to think about what to feed the child, so i’m going to masha in the evening. it 's okay, you'll visit her once a week. lena mash is

they are sharing their meals and their concerns. demonstrate a sienna gen tina's capital bonus iris are demanding more support from the government as inflation and constantly rising food prices drive people to dispatch one of us, i guess it would. oh no matter how much we produce, we're still poor poorer and poorer because inflation is eating away from you hope. all right, the salaries. i knew that in 2021 inflation was over 50 percent . the central bank has already raised the key interest rate 3 times this year, but even a staggering 44.5 percent is not enough to compensate for inflation. the situation is just as bleak in other latin american countries. peru was also experiencing historically high inflation. prices off, sugar, potatoes, and carrots have doubled. meat has become unaffordable for many very boon daily, that healing the rise of inflation in peru is the same. the whole world has been experiencing since the 2nd half of 2021 is worse and due to the russia, ukraine. war era. lucio gardenia, many residents, so for a sub ups in lima can no longer afford to go to cheap soup kitch

well, with a gen wesley in a chip in the manger manger, who are got medicine well, meaning on it and they will get everything on home you know, with the amazing marine with mold in on michael mark him b the movie and the normal producer maryan o'connor and did able much and i will come in years ago, movies and chrome of it. and i didn't names, of course, sorta a good marquee teddy went into the, into the new, been our 3 acres, then i need to know why not even with whom i suppose total coverage. we're good out a yet in wanda brownlee was i couldn't needed a young i'm for young. echo. no, no, it's cousin on a quick hold with is on, but i that was it was you how me me now i haines more but that and northern critical was washer. when got what you normally can be for a course. this is all contributed to nighttime. ah a oh a a a with a girl. all the read your i'm a frank are as you now knows and i why do i don't by jenny india? man you got caught on. what are my name? yes it is. i oh, a home. me. no mom on go. now when i did a 0 with a with. c a movie? no, no, no, no, we're going to call n

actually, we started to prosecute people who called about gen side.hey spoke about this ukrainians state should be destroyed. ukrainians should be killed as a nation, but we should find all evidence of this. that's when we will do our job and find all possibilities. >> huge deaths have taken place in all occupied ukraine. are you seeing it in every population, men, women, even children, that are becoming victims to these sexual crimes? >> even all women, when i was involved, i tried to be on such place by myself and stick with policemen and prosecutors on the ground as witnesses and when i was down there, it was the same day when they started a case about rape in the old home. that's where, yes, unfortunately, we have such information. i speak about when i speak about the other side, i can speak about information. we should check it. when we will find actually the victim, because it's very sensitive question. it's a so sensitive information. victims don't want to be like a statistic. they understand that it will be a difficult way for them. this way w

gen z doesn't have that belief. they are not. on the vanguard because the tools i mean facebook is so routine. it's old hat. yes, that's tiktok. nothing so gen z doesn't see these tools as somehow ennobling them and powering them in any unique way. they actually see the tools as fun entertainment, but also surveillance. they feel they're being watched and they are being watched. in the ways older generations weren't and what that means. is that the natural habits of rebelliousness. the mischievousness the recalcitrus of every adolescent you got you got to rebel a little bit in order to come into your own. well, some of that rebelliousness is just going to end up being expressed in politically incorrect ways. it's against the established, you know, the the conventional ways of thinking now which are very much politically, correct. that can get them into trouble. so that if you're going to college you don't want to do anything that's going to make the college admissions office. retract your your offer if you want to get a job at a

so when your pattern full is of little white in gen enough regina? because of course, i'm only my dear, don't mean you're taught until about to get on. look on lazy mom. i've been on my job before mom darn mom in a redeemed of an elective weekend as a wiley as easily fine. but nicola moore, the final muscle, is something going on asking me and it will come in soon as the report will come see me as you play one on ellen wolf on her case from june wall now work or my stories. now earlier when i was a couple typical lippy i lou or no, no scuttle kenyana. i kind of returned. hello to work with all kinds of only to me of you by 1st one. no 111 issue or no one? no one. no one didn't catch. ok. son cup in men's up one. a feeling from among when you bundle with you only go dear sequence ascii up along vito. well to me you up with the coach gorman. booker known the coach coil. besides senior colleague earlier, last month when kylie, he has us over come see again i can and what another look on again when i get him to put all that income commercial. wow. lived

come i see some of your lives in gen enough. jenna. was my dear to mean you're good to look and i will not my job and i didn't of i knew like you to begin doesn't really fun, but the who love to find them on asking me and ill go. and then soon as we report to concede, mozy play one on a long walk on our case from june won't work or my stories. now earlier when i was a couple typical lippy i knew or not. and i scuttle kenyana. i kind of returned below 2 o'clock. i was up only to me or you might as well one alisha milano, one loan loan loan, got ciocca sunk up in mens up one of feelings and am among my new bond with you only called yearbook i use sequin. kosky up will not return all dominion with the coach. gorman looking none. the coach or the 1st senior curricula small ones doing kylie. he has over come see i'm not, you're not going and what and i look on in the area when i get local living, come come wardrobe. wow. lives in se been thinking maybe have a push, know your big meaning. you have alanine, be an excuse me that i could do the

also died, and she was fixated on her grief, she doesn’t hear anything, she doesn’t see anyone around genve to hold on. i can't do everything anymore. i live in constant fear. i 'm afraid she's going back to her old ways. do you remember how we didn’t leave her for days. i want to put an end to it. otherwise, i'll go to hell myself . they say time heals. this is not our case. no, she's getting further and further away from me every day. i'm already tired of being alone. without warmth, without support, i myself will soon go crazy from the longing of loneliness. are you not alone? i guess it's time for me to pass. about immediately in sight morning not a good. so hello keep sustenance. well, at least it became like a person. that this is not the case, that every time i almost send you by force into the shower and go to stuff you. when you finally pull yourself together genka sent you. why do i need genk, am i a self-sufficient phenomenon? so let's sit down and eat. i've been here for a few days. i looked into your refrigerator. do you go to other stores besides wine and vodka? i'm not up t

it's boomers versus millennials versus gen z. it's gen x versus...rch, relations between the youths and not-so-youthly are tense because there's a heated debate over which generation has it worse. though, most in the u.s. say young adults today face more challenges than their parents' generation. and based on the episodes of "euphoria" that i've seen, young people today have it very hard despite being bizarrely attractive. i remember a time when high school students looked like this. ( laughter ) jimmy, jimmy, wait a second. why are there two photos of jacob elordi up there? one of them is supposed to be me. the study found that the youths have it tougher in a variety of categories, including saving for the future, paying for college, and buying a home. so this is only an issue for young people who like knowing things, having things, and knowing where to have those things. ( laughter ) and the youngs are especially peeved about the home-buying market, where baby boomers and millennials are in a housing war, and boomers are winning because they have m

i worry the and dishes gen z keep their head down. may be a little too conformist.nd i think we have to let young people get an a little trouble now and then. there is that spirit of you that we argue with it but here is the optimistic thing that all the signs of unhappiness show this formation did not work but we have to present a different model of life of growth building your social media network is not a great ambition. is not a way to go to be a success in life. watching great films are great stories watching laurence olivier. it'sou mesmerizing a horrible guy. a villain who talks to intimate ways. you are my friend. and that model is how to make yourself into a more astute morally and intellectually grounded person. malcolm x had a certain contentment after prison even though in the next of the struggle what he didn't have before this is an example this is we have purpose and meaning in your life. we need a real religion to virtualize your belief and actual practice and you need to read great books. and it's time to grow up. and for all the people watching her

and i will go ahead and go ahead and boss and she was absolutely, that's the gen a thing. the kingship. she had those are what we bought was the contents of viola women. so she had please your mean to treat that and then some like a senior you could change and i ah, china is locked in a cyber battle with the us. when i, when ace makes the online warriors bottom line with one out of the era. ah, a, a with wherever you go in the world. well, my line goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go. ah, global outrage and france of more sanctions off to russia is the key to possible war crimes in the ukrainian town of butcher. moscow denies kidding civilians. eyes on odessa, russian forces bomb, the strategic ukrainian or a hello i'm on the inside. this is out, is there a lie from dough or so coming up pakistan's prime minister imran con is the.

in terms of the barriers, i talk about being first-gen. didn't have the road map on how to get to college, and if we have conectado, we have stories that, for example, josé and i will provide to conectado that are stories like josé hernández who's in our book, an astronaut. others, other folks who are folks that i wanna mention, indigenous folks that are from a person that i know in my book, who teaches about our indigenous roots. inclusivity is so key in terms of this world of conectado. damian: and just real quickly, the summit that's comin' up, you can learn about all of this? you can rub elbows with those who are making these changes and it become a zen moment? that's what i'm getting, dr. morey; is that correct? i mean, this is a chance to really blossom and go to the next level? dr. morey: one hundred percent. well, nothing worth doing is easy, and nothing worth doing can you do alone. there's that old adage that, if you wanna go fast, go alone, but if you wanna go far, go together, and so it takes a village to be able to do these ki

hello gen listen, if you came again to convince me that our son is dead, i should be in a psychiatric hospital, then you better leave, though, i don’t have time to swear with you. i came to say that it is possible. you're right. i thought i looked through a bunch information, however, it is very strange that they did not find any remains. i'm not saying that antosha is alive. so what's dead? i'm also not sure until the end time so i'm with you. come on, i got us reinforcements for the brainstorm, got him to say that there would be no more scandal. hello well who else was close to your family? she visits regularly. yes , but what connection with antosha, probably none. and what about your housekeeper alice so she's dead. yes it is, maybe we are on the wrong side, we go in what sense? what if we had enemies at alice she didn't care for you either. he was also a weak place for her. well, yes, i somehow did not think about it. let's have some more tea, i'll bring you, as usual, green. please let me help you. thank you buried the hatchet. yes born are you okay? what are you talking about?

rich biodiversity of plans, books, and animals located just over 50 kilometers from the metropolis of gen line. iroquois island used to be a popular. we can't get to we, but climate change, forest pollution, and government apathy, endangering the lives of the people who live along with the ecosystem may help protect the farmer and i'm a more t. nothing is how it once was thanks to increasingly frequent extreme, better. thank loans, regularly flood have fields with salt water and then there are the extended dry periods that cause his crops to fill his harvest photo compromised by animals. now emerging out of the woods because they have nothing left to eat there. and the love and water in the nearby forest and foxes come into the village and afford to hear this d and d, that will prompt paving and i'm with the lives on a dot com, a small island in the liquid lee in south eastern india. it's the country 2nd largest brackish lagoon after chilly cut. the lagoon is a rich repository of biodiversity under the home to their animals, such as the fox business, pelican, and the black stalk. the lago

i put a folding bed for you in the kitchen, yes, thank you very much gen and what was the name of this girl who was well, who was in the red scarf, and irina severskaya hello and where will i go? zina will only stay until 6:00, how long will it last? well, don't be angry, please, grigory petrovich will come back from vacation. i'll talk to him so he can find a nurse. and you tell him what i'll tell him. well, tell him you're getting married. hello, i don't even know your name. didn't expect to see you here. nothing special happened. husband left. well, maybe he'll come back. no, he will not leave a woman who is expecting a child from him. you may know i don't know for sure, i just feel for him sometimes. such hatred that i wish him dead. sometimes i can't live without it. he got me won't let go, you know? well, i didn’t have time to move away, but this is 100 grams, this is 100 grams. well, you swore we'd get an apartment . not a drop more, well, just go to your heart for sure. well, what a soul, well, what a soul, his soul is sickening . son, forgive me son. well, your mother didn't a

okay. so they said, 17 wait, gen, if alice is there, she won't open it for us, but try.here doesn't seem to be anyone. so what are we going to do now ? it's time to connect nikolai let's go. well, if she finds out that we were looking for her, if she runs away, and if it's not alice at all, sit down masha come here, come here a woman with a child. there mom dear, mom, i'm your mom quickly quickly. i won't give you up to anyone. we'll figure something out. you know, you did a dna test. you know it's not your son or anyone else. have you bought everything yet? step out of the window with his son let's listen. are we leaving okay? we are leaving. just please don't be stupid. i beg you, if this is your son, if this is your son, if you love him, little one, really, you will scare me. you won't do it, true. we're leaving everything, okay, what are you doing? it's all right. how are you my boy? you are my boy. i saved you. you got scared. you got scared. i was just afraid. i was afraid that i would steal you, how then in the hospital he was so sick. i will never let you go. now

gen i didn't invite you at all.

gen z employees say they are feeling the exhaustion.ording to a new survey conducted by the british polling council, younger gen z employees are finding a day's work more exhausting and strenuous. now compared to their parents. generation researchers found 46% of gen z workers. those are people between the ages of 18 25. they say they feel fatigued after day in the office reporting workload and high expectations from their boss is leaving them, feeling drained 40% of millennial workers between the ages of 26 41 report feeling the exact same way. just 19% of workers from the baby boomer generation agree, though, saying a day's work, leave them feeling burnt out. well, gift cards are easy to get and simple to use, but unfortunately it makes them easy to steal and nearly impossible to. trace reporter tom brewer has a new warning for consumers. >>there is the good simply use. unfortunately, there are also easy to steal. that's why the aarp is warning consumers to be careful when using gift cards in a simple for scammers convert cards in the

as seen, where when gen i just called your article worked, they said that the description completely. do you understand what it means our boy. gene where are you? what happened? how did your child read the ad right away? i learned from rayka that her children were not barren, but here i am all where did the kid come from? yes? thank you for calling, we have apartment 15 over there. the artist lives. do you think she pays for cleaning the entrance no? got in a traffic jam. and here you go. whom hello did you kidnap a child and do you think you can get away with it? please excuse me for disturbing you. we are just looking for a boy, he is 5 years old. the name is anton. i'll take hello sorry. once again, to disturb just a misunderstanding. sorry where. don't worry, better luck next time. it's just that my heart breaks every time when i realize that it's not him again. i understand, i have the same. abnormal, that one that the second came to separate? let's just say i got involved. do not be depressed, and be prepared for the fact that a dozen more such abnormal neighbors will call you,

gen well, what are you doing? and? what if they get killed now?aiting for this match for 4 years, only the second period has begun, then let's go, let's go, let's see, just go. you hit something, well, you're blind, now you 'll watch your football on all channels, that you're tired, let's go where we got up on the cortex, let's go. let 's turn the ball. well, that's 55 dollars. vchik, well, i don’t want to look at the kid velikole it worked. the main thing on qiwi this season is simple as played out according to the textbook. well, we continue to test the match against and so on. here wow, you signed it just in case. you tell me how you are going to turn off the alarm with the help of a hacker program, he lamented something like kg, now the sensor will think that the picture is in place and will not work. well let's start let's forget how to guide the child. and i have already carried out in the museum that you have not seen them yet in the light. what if he is unbearable, he will go first this gena, i know him, his beloved, the last one in last t

we build the on li, fashion i, gen see in afghanistan, right before the government collapse. my basic job as a fashion choreography, i have mothers go on the stage. so i thought maybe you both are models was you are thank you, back actresses in, are you wonderful? so that blogs very my kid looks amazing. with these are all new experiences for hum ed, but he's clear about his goals. he wants to keep alive the new modern face of afghanistan, which seems to have disappeared under the taliban. i want the people off the world to know that. ah, i've gone astonished, not just the place where bomb blasts happen, and we have a story to doubt. and we contribute. now that's the most important part of it. and i don't know how, how am i gonna put my part into it, but i feel i feel extremely happy and simultaneously i feel responsible. and i, i wanna do great. i don't want on a on a put 100 person into it and it's just the beginning, whole tell india monkeys on the loose in the deli and they're only growing in number. they are looking for food and are quick to by feeding them just makes th

hello gen. i already thought you wouldn't call. me for what i did last time pouted you. dine together with pleasure well, i will now. he came for me. i 'm not doing anything criminal, don't waste the good. in general, asya herself allowed me to pick him up. and genka is aware that the former gave it to you, then we will make you happy. you are sure that you are doing to take away, well, somehow not comme il faut. agree? i met gena and i didn’t bring him on the radio, maybe now his wife. so now excuse me gena is waiting. you whom but definitely call your wife, but there are no married people here. you must be in the wrong apartment, man. yes, no, man you're in the wrong tone. i removed my hands. valera, go, i'll figure it out myself, okay? you left our apartment to me. if something doesn’t suit you, then tanya don’t bother. and you know that i didn’t change you about the sweet mistress. look , daughter. look, maybe they are all like that. first i love you, i can't live without you, and then the night back. and you say the folder is

i need my son. gen are you all right? maybe they don't need a thank you. where is my child? want to see my child my child. i remembered her. alice, she was with me in the hospital , her son died. the day when antoshka was born. she screamed so terribly, kohl how could i forget her. i am a terrible mother. i should have suspect something wrong. so many years she worked in our house. a take off yourself, you know, even if crazy does not mean that nature. good to forge documents, how did he even think of burying our son again. he said where he got the false papers from no. what's the difference now? the main thing is that there is a chance that my boy is alive? you know as you put on all the dogs without letting go. of course, i'm a small fan, but he is a good father and seems to still love you. would love not sleeping with my best friend. you never told me how it went. everything fine. -ka happy from what appeared, which is possible, my godson in the hands of this crazy, but on the other hand. the main thing is that he is alive, i asked my guys to dig a little into this matter

we build the on li, fashion i, gen see in afghanistan, right before the government collapse. my basic job as a fashion choreography, i have models gone the stage. so i thought maybe you both are models, was you are. thank you very actresses. you know, you. wonderful. so that blogs very my kid looks amazing. with these are all new experiences for hum ed, but he's clear about his goals. he wants to keep alive the new modern face of afghanistan, which seems to have disappeared under the taliban. i want the people of the world to know that ah, i've gone astonished, not just the place where a bomb blasts happen and we have a story to tell and we contribute. no, that's the most important part of it. and i don't know how, how am i gonna put my part into it, but i feel i feel extremely happy and simultaneously i feel responsible and i, i wanna do great. i don't want, i wanna put 100 person into it and it's just the beginning, whole with joy ride from fascinating world into uncharted deb, our guides know their way around in a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. a cur

so that's definitely what we're starting to see in elude and the gen z millennial travel.'s interesting really because that work from home because, you know, you are right, i have friends that are still working from home and they will go to florida for a month and just work from florida. so i guess that makes sense. so basically since the pandemic, travel this year, we've been looking at the prices tracking airline fare and hotels, i mean, the inflation in travel is off the charts. what is your take on where we're at with airline prices, with hotels? i mean, you are in this business. are we going to get as consumers any relief in the next few months from what we're seeing on our screens, which is sky high ticket prices? >> so unfortunately, not, i think travelers will still continue to see higher prices this year, especially as, you know, kind of experienced over the last two years just due to inflation. what i will say, and this is what we suggest to all of our current users at elude is, you know, start budgeting properly earlier. what does that mean? start looking at way

i'd worry that the ambitious gen z kids can be a little too conformist. they're going to want to stay out of trouble. and i thinkwe've got to let young people get into a little trouble now and then . you don't kill kill the spirit of youth here. we argue with it but we don't hammer it. but here's the optimistic thing. all the signs of unhappiness among millennial's show that this formation didn't work. that we've got to do is present to them a different model of life. of growth. building your social media network, this isn't a great ambition. this isn't the way to go in order to become a success in life . watching great films of great stories, watching laurence olivier's richard the third, that'sgood stuff . it's mesmerizing. about a villain, a horrible guy who talks to you. you're my friend, interesting. but malcom x is your role model. not for what he ended up believing, i don't share his nation ofislam beliefs at all . but the model of how to make yourself into a more astute, morally and intellectually grounded person. malcom x at had a certain content

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even know, gen z took talkers, she's 18-year-old, 10 million plus followers.ought it was only dorky mothers and cap lovers, i had no idea. i have not kept up with technical change. a giant change in politics and business and everything, that did not exist for us. donna and i when we would start in politics, we actually had to talk to people in person or on the phone, on a landline. there's nothing -- so the whole reason to use the resources in these are part of how you can affect your change. this generation and those of you have kept up with social media at a certain age, i haven't, are faster, smarter and more efficient using these resources. it sounds simple but it is the secret thought of getting to the next level and there are a number of models that worked for me, you can pick your own. this is not like going through self care, they are quantifiable models that can help you and help all of us particularly in these times where we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, we don't know what's going to happen in china or europe, all you can see is as it c

we are not seeing that at this point. >> the ceo of gen co shipping.ook at where european stocks are headed. as we've seen today, a sharp underperformance, narrowing a little bit. down by 1.28%. that conversation at the top of the hour. eddie van der walt will be joining me as well. we will probably focus a little bit on the commodities market in that show. if you cannot find us if you can find us on dab digital radio, bloomberg terminal or on the podcast on spotify. kailey: some breaking news, janet yellen says she will deliver a speech on digital assets on thursday. in part of that she will push for comprehensive policy on digital assets. that's a conversation we will have later on today. we will talk about regulations and who ultimately should have the regulatory authority over the digital assets, the sec, we will dig into the conversation coming up in just about an hour and 15 minutes from now. coming up next, just a few days ago elon musk was one of twitter's biggest critics. today he is its biggest shareholder and has now been named to the compan

rooms started online, then they moved to the real world and now, they're now becoming this sort of next gend thing. true. not that it matters, as right now, i think we're running out of time! both: argh! lara chuckles 0h, we didn't manage to save the world. i'm s o rry! yeah, you've all gone the way of the dinosaurs, i'm afraid. apologies. we've known for some time now that video games can help alleviate stress and anxiety, and only last year, we looked at a device called the mdoloris, which is usually used by doctors to see whether patients who are sedated are feeling pain or not. yeah, but they've also been conducting other studies using the machine, specifically with kids who have cancer, to find out whether playing video games could do more for them than just be fun. omar mehtab has been finding out more. ah, nervous. i'm pumped, i'm excited! i'm a little bit nervous. we've arrived at the hospital la paz in madrid and we're here to meet the kids fighting cancer. hello! omar chuckles why's that? well, it's because i'm about to play some video games with them! this here is my new friend m