given _ pace. that is the standout quote from that. given that _ pace.ce. that is the standout quote l from that. given that it says steve is very keen for this to go ahead at pace, in a way, you would think perhaps we'd see some of that keenness sooner. abs, perhaps we'd see some of that keenness sooner. a negotiation is about saving _ keenness sooner. a negotiation is about saving space, _ keenness sooner. a negotiation is about saving space, but _ keenness sooner. a negotiation is about saving space, but i - keenness sooner. a negotiation is about saving space, but i think . about saving space, but i think they've — about saving space, but i think they've come up with this clever wheeze — they've come up with this clever wheeze. they can get round this fact that they— wheeze. they can get round this fact that they said they won't budge. the key concern — that they said they won't budge. the key concern from the government is they dont— key concern from the government is they don't look like they're soft on inflation — they don't look like they're soft

that given the temperature of the water, given— given the temperature of the water, given the _ given given the age of those believed to have entered the water and also the amount— have entered the water and also the amount of— have entered the water and also the amount of time they have been in there. _ amount of time they have been in there. that — amount of time they have been in there, that this would no longer be a seareh— there, that this would no longer be a search and rescue operation. the temperature has fallen back below zero but the recovery operation will continue, despite the appalling conditions. a very disturbing day certainly for everyone who was there and everyone listening and watching to this. what sense do you have of how busy it was there today? i sense do you have of how busy it was there today?— there today? i am not really seen and operation _ there today? i am not really seen and operation of _ there today? i am not really seen and operation of this _ there today? i am not really seen and operation of this scale - there today? i am not really seen | and operat

i have the taliban given for this band and why now? and they haven't given a reason as far as we know, anyone who has tried to contact any official within the government, all they will get is an answer of yes, it's true, but nothing more. no other comment? no reasoning, nothing of the lake and you know about now why now, the timing itself was as you know, a came late in the evening last night around. we eat dirty, that every one come came to find out about it. on a came, you know, essentially on the day when most people were ending the school year, most boys and girls and they were receiving their grade and their results for the year. and we're trying to figure out, you know, what, what happened next for them. obviously for young girls who were finishing the 6th grade in $32.00 of the $34.00 province as it was already as adhd, because they had no idea what they would do yon that um and now for all of the other ones is yet another blow because now it means that essentially in 30 to 34 provinces, you can only go on to the 6th. you can on

xthat of undermines the help that is being given to them-— given to them.at these _ given to them. yet let's be clear that these are _ given to them. yet let's be clear that these are the _ given to them. yet let's be clear that these are the poorest - that these are the poorest households. in one it is a complete a shocking report i agree with tony in one detailed. ono we've lost emma. ,, �* , in one detailed. ono we've lost emma. ., �* , ., . in one detailed. ono we've lost emma. ,, h ., ~ . emma. she's frozen. all we are almost at _ emma. she's frozen. all we are almost at the _ emma. she's frozen. all we are almost at the end. _ emma. she's frozen. all we are almost at the end. oh - emma. she's frozen. all we are almost at the end. oh my - emma. she's frozen. all we are - almost at the end. oh my goodness. it's all going very strange. let's stop their shall we. we have another go at it at 11:30 p:m.. emma and tony will be back again at 11:30pm. goodbye for now. wow! what a beautiful building. this is europe's biggest biomedical research facility under o

meghan believes she was not given a fair chance | she was not given a fair chance ljy she was not given truth be told, no matter how hard i tried, no matter how good i was, no matter what i did, they were still going to find a way to destroy me. there is no explicit — find a way to destroy me. there is no explicit allegation - is no explicit allegation against royal family members on the race issue though harry says there is unconscious bias. in this family, sometimes you are part of the problem rather than part of the solution and there is a huge level of unconscious bias. the thing with unconscious bias is it is actually no 1's fault, but once it has been pointed out or identified within yourself, you then need to make it right. it is education. it is awareness. queen elizabeth, though, was warm and welcoming. meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy. i windsor castle and her first curts . . , ., , windsor castle and her first curts.. , ., curtsy. i curtsied as though i was like... _ curtsy. i curtsied as though i was like... "pleasure - curtsy. i cur

you have been given the greatest gift. - christmas. it 3 you have been given the greatest gift. you like to say to the family of the deceased donor? just thank you so much, deceased donor? just thank you so much. because _ deceased donor? just thank you so much, because without _ deceased donor? just thank you so much, because without that, i deceased donor? just thank you so l much, because without that, william probably wouldn't be here for much longer. thank you from the bottom of my heart. longer. thank you from the bottom of m heart. ., �* , i. my heart. you weren't sure you were auoin to my heart. you weren't sure you were going to have — my heart. you weren't sure you were going to have another— my heart. you weren't sure you were going to have another christmas. i my heart. you weren't sure you were | going to have another christmas. no. it's not going to have another christmas. firm it's not about presence or anything, it's just about william being here, and he has got another chance, and on his christmas list he just wants paper and sellotape. that on his christmas lis

the us has given more _ more advanced weapons. the us has given more than _ more advanced weapons.$18 - more advanced weapons. the us has given more than $18 billion l has given more than $18 billion in aid to ukraine since russia invaded. is it likely to promise anymore? that is a lot of money. i promise anymore? that is a lot of money-— of money. i think we will see comparable _ of money. i think we will see comparable assistance - of money. i think we will see comparable assistance goingj comparable assistance going forward. the administration understands it will be a great defeat for the west, for the united states, democracy, if putin were to win in ukraine and considering the cost of the united states and the victory, the cost of what we're paying right now with aid is relatively small. the ukrainians have down a good part of russia's army and that is very much of the security interest of the west and the united states. in interest of the west and the united states.— united states. in the last 24-hour's. _ united states. in the last 24-hour's, president - united states. in th

scene is, given the temperature of the water, given the age of those believed _ of the water, given believed to have entered the water, and also _ believed to have entered the water, and also the amount of time they have _ and also the amount of time they have been— and also the amount of time they have been in there, that this would no longer— have been in there, that this would no longer be a search and rescue operation — no longer be a search and rescue operation-— no longer be a search and rescue oeration. ~ , ., , . ~ operation. with temperatures back below zero. _ operation. with temperatures back below zero, the _ operation. with temperatures back below zero, the recovery _ operation. with temperatures back below zero, the recovery operation will continue despite the appalling conditions. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. fijians head to the polls this week after a campaign marred by allegations of corruption, prosecutions of rival politicians and threats againstjournalists. saddam hussein is finished, because he killed our people, our women.

just given their track record, and as you said, given what they've said and done thus far, but that doesn't make the below any less powerful or any less sad. you know, last night i was with my family including, you know, 2 young female relatives on 22114. and they will dis, actually turn to in say, hello, we're done. this is it, there's nothing left for us. ah, you know, any chance any hope that they had of doing anything of making anything in these, these are the daughters of fi. now educators of female and male doctors, male government workers of, you know, business, they could day entrepreneurs. and yet now they feel as if they have no future and their younger sisters obviously also, you know, yesterday received top scores in their school. but, you know, they kind of looked at them and wondered if they realize what the impact of all of this was. wow, so terribly sad and yet we have a country who's economy has crashed on the taliban. clearly need international assistance and moves like this. reduce the chances about assistance arriving at the taliban. don't seem to to care. no, because th

no reason has been given.usly, we have not gotten a comment from the state council information office when we requested them as to whether that will go forward today. or, the reasoning why it did a u-turn on that. again, we have u-turns in china on covid zero as well without much announcement. we will see and talk to jean-luc in the next hours. he is our managing editor in beijing. he might have a better polls check on whether that is going through today or not. but this is a key meeting to set economic priorities for 2023. it will be announced whenever they decide the closed-door meeting at the national people's congress in march of next year. obviously, any clues to whether they plan to come as enda just said, navigate economic recovery, to stimulate the consumer and domestic demand, while also trying to mitigate a burgeoning health crisis with the number of covid cases going up. one of the reasons why they reportedly earlier this week postponed the central economic work conference was they were worried that

unsurprising given what is happening tomorrow. with images of captain harry kane. if i stay with you eleanor what are your thoughts? if you are bitten personal with your money be on england getting through based on somebody surprising result to so far? i somebody surprising result to so far? ~ , somebody surprising result to so far? ~' , ., , ., ., far? i think my money would always have to be in _ far? i think my money would always have to be in england. _ far? i think my money would always have to be in england. you're - far? i think my money would always have to be in england. you're right. have to be in england. you're right there _ have to be in england. you're right there have — have to be in england. you're right there have been some surprising results _ there have been some surprising results with germany leaving early as one _ results with germany leaving early as one. and all the controversy behind — as one. and all the controversy behind it — as one. and all the controversy behind it. it has been quite extraordinary. i

more powers will be given to local authorities.y will independently determine the conditions for the sale of property that is in the communal property. today, the eu embargo on the supply of russian oil in tanks comes into force, with an exception for several countries that do not have access to the sea. they keep getting fuel from russia to pipelines for oil products. the transition period will last longer and the ban will come on february 5, along with this, the countries of the big seven australia, the eu impose price limits on sea transportation of oil at $60 per barrel, the price ceiling will be reviewed every two months. the first procedure is scheduled for mid-january. russia, in turn, does not intend to supply black gold under the terms of the price ceiling, and against this background, experts do not exclude the rise in oil prices above 100 dollars. no, weapons, kiev under such a slogan , they went to protests. residents of milan, the participants called on the authorities to stop supplying ukraine with weapons and finance

even what happened given the mistrust. yeah. given broken agreements broke broken promises, but i think russia is going to, that is a huge risk. going to war. i think russia, so can i have to take another huge risk in actually ending the war and making some, some kind of a place. and actually in that respect, i think putting is the right political leader, right? brain, magic rush, you know, actually politically touching might that, that know, that kind of do so in the why i'm kind of expecting, you know, the states like 2 to 2 reasons incentive. so when, when we get to say some kind of see spots on basic gram, i think i can be easy. somebody told me your story, refuse refugees. so i'm convinced that the protein will be prepared. so to, to make compromises with price and with the west, i was actually no doubt about that. but you yourself road that any idea of. 8 i peace settlement with their current leader in the kremlin would be absolutely repugnant to ukraine and not only to its leadership, but perhaps also to it's wider

sol think— given this human rights award. sol think that _ given this human rights award.nd continues— the uk has perhaps changed and continues to turn more and more against _ continues to turn more and more against terry and megan, the more that they— against terry and megan, the more that they come out and criticise the royal— that they come out and criticise the royal family and that certainly doesn't — royal family and that certainly doesn't seem to be happening on the other side _ doesn't seem to be happening on the other side of the pond. he doesn't seem to be happening on the other side of the pond.— other side of the pond. he would imaaine other side of the pond. he would imagine that _ other side of the pond. he would imagine that the _ other side of the pond. he would imagine that the front _ other side of the pond. he would imagine that the front page - other side of the pond. he would imagine that the front page of i other side of the pond. he would l imagine that the front page of the papers tomorrow will be dominated by that story as well as we get to my spec

even was hack on a given the mistrust or given broken agreements, broken promises, but i think russia is going to, is a huge risk going to war. i think russia, so can i have to take another huge risk in actually ending a war and making some, some kind of place. and actually, in that respect, i think putin is the right political leader, right? pragmatic, rational are actually political. it's what she might that, that kind of do. so in the why i'm kind of expecting, you know, the statement like booted to reason incentive stage when, when we get to the state of some kind of see funds on a piece of basic grants. and i believe i do. ok. i can be easy or media or story refuse refutation, but i'm convinced that the party will be prepared. so to, to my compromises with price and with to west. i was no doubt about that. but you yourself road that any idea of i peace settlement with their current leader in the and would be absolutely repugnant to ukraine and not only into its leadership, but perhaps also to it's wider population. is there anything that the thing that the west would offer and pr

but given where the carrie is in the front end of the curve, it still looks interesting.gly also given a shift in the policy that we have been talking about in china. i do think there is a good backdrop for asian high-yield given the recovery we are seeing there. david: talk a little bit more about that, where in high-yield? >> overall tactically we do like high-yield given that we are in for shorter duration of asian high-yield markets here, close to three years, and within the last six to eight weeks we have seen recovery. average bond prices are still $.78 on the dollar. i think you have pockets which look it. [indiscernible] it comes with the caution but is interesting. it looks interesting in terms of overall yield. david: still up for debate, and i am going back to key assumptions of growth next year. certainly when you look at relevant markets like europe and the u.s., it doesn't look like they will be headed into some sort of slow down. what about em and the rest of the asian pacific? because there is a china story that is relatively new that might provide some su

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a vehicle _ given. david called 999 because of chest pains. a vehicle arrived - given.rrived with| chest pains. a vehicle arrived with a military driver who could not taken to hospital.— a military driver who could not taken to hospital. that yesterday, when that young _ taken to hospital. that yesterday, when that young lad _ taken to hospital. that yesterday, when that young lad came, - taken to hospital. that yesterday, when that young lad came, the i when that young lad came, the paramedic told me he could not drive the ambulance with a blue light sol thought— the ambulance with a blue light sol thought why did you do it? it is as though— thought why did you do it? it is as though they are anticipating you're not going — though they are anticipating you're not going to be needed to be taken to hospital with a blue light. there are more strikes _ to hospital with a blue light. there are more strikes to _ to hospital with a blue light. there are more strikes to come. - to hospital with a blue light. there are more strikes to come. unison | are more strikes to come. un

in a way, given the criticism of _ have done. in a way, given the criticism of this _ have done.ree - have done. in a way, given the criticism of this three months l have done. in a way, given the - criticism of this three months after queen elizabeth�*s death and reported at the time they want to tone some of this down, not sure if that�*s the case but look, we are hated in the uk and i haven�*t seen any positive coverage at all, have you? i uk and i haven't seen any positive coverage at all, have you?- coverage at all, have you? i think it aints coverage at all, have you? i think it paints a — coverage at all, have you? i think it paints a tricky _ coverage at all, have you? i think it paints a tricky picture _ coverage at all, have you? i think it paints a tricky picture for- coverage at all, have you? i think it paints a tricky picture for harry| it paints a tricky picture for harry and meghan markle isjust a few months after the queens death and pushing _ months after the queens death and pushing the netflix documentary series_ pushing the netflix documentary series back int

given the $400.00 us basis of they would argue, a declining superpower. and of course, they've always said they don't invade countries. they're not like the united states . they just want to protect their own country and their own region. perfectly natural, isn't it? and the u. s. can't do anything about it because they're the most powerful country you. you've got the chinese communist party talking points down perfectly. but i would push back and say that they actually have used their military to cause, you know, on settlement and disruption to the peace and stability of the, of the asia pacific region. you know, i was like, like in order to begin, i spent almost 30 years in u. s. navy. and when i 1st started going to see an asian pacific, it was relatively calm place. and we didn't have nations that were worried about conflict with china. we didn't have the nation like japan saying, we're going to blow away 70 years of history and we're going to start preparing ourselves because china is getting ready to use military force to attack, not just i want, bu

who are still given money but don't realise that they are victims.t many rules against things like putting a limit on the amount one can donate. many have said it is very weak and there needs to be more to actually address this issue. what will be the impact of this bill on religious freedom — will it affect other religious groups too such as buddhists? the question of religious freedom is one that is relevant to the government. because the coalition partner is a political party that has a voter base of religious people and they have been very concerned with any new law that might do anything to impact their religious backers. so this is something that is sort of tying the prime ministers hands because they don't want to something that could impact other religious groups.— religious groups. jeffrey holland their lecturer _ religious groups. jeffrey holland their lecturer at _ religious groups. jeffrey holland their lecturer at the _ religious groups. jeffrey holland their lecturer at the university i religious groups. jeffrey holland| their lecturer

now, you have been given companion _ going. now, you have been given companion tickets, _ going.hat l going. now, you have been given i companion tickets, tell us what that is and who you have been inviting to the matches. is and who you have been inviting to the matches-— the matches. yes, so i am a wheelchair _ the matches. yes, so i am a wheelchair user _ the matches. yes, so i am a wheelchair user and - the matches. yes, so i am a wheelchair user and once i l the matches. yes, so i am a - wheelchair user and once i realised i would be fortunate enough to be here for the entirety of the world cup and get tickets for a lot of games, they were about £11 four group games for a ticket they made, and then i get a free ticket with that for a companion, and my son joined me a couple of days ago but before that i went to seven or eight games and i was thinking about the ethical issues of the migrant workers, like you said, and how could i do something, however small, and, yeah, it then seemed obvious that i've got these spare tickets and i made contact with migrant workers, for exampl

so you're given that space to be an individual. yes, we know you have your child, we know you love them, but you also have these feelings that you need to process mothers are expected to find their joy in their families and for children. so what happens when women like jacqueline and amena find your joy in other activities outside of motherhood? is guilt inevitable when matters choose themselves? it's just younger i had to leave my child. oh, for see both selfish things you free like i probably am a bad mother. of course there's guilt. you, you have to remove yourself from the yoke of, of mum guilt. a 100 jacking a ching is one among thousands of women, that amina has impacted on the facebook page and mother read the women. and that is a simple my, they want to change how motherhood is seen the cleaners to say it, and at lunch. i mean are, and how group want to continue being what i faceted and not pinned to one to one version of how a mother she i mean that russia breaking mother who the stereotypes now raising a child is not a sp

this is what _ given intention of doing. this is what the — given intention of doing.rticular secretary is saying — what the particular secretary is saying. there is a division in tactics — saying. there is a division in tactics here. the nato alliance is held together quite well actually despite — held together quite well actually despite the fact that you have got come _ despite the fact that you have got come up — despite the fact that you have got come up particularly in europe, a massive — come up particularly in europe, a massive reliance on russian energy as before _ massive reliance on russian energy as before this war and they trying to wean _ as before this war and they trying to wean themselves off. it has not been _ to wean themselves off. it has not been an— to wean themselves off. it has not been an easyjourney. but it is held together— been an easyjourney. but it is held together quite well. you have president micron on one hand and president — president micron on one hand and president biden on the other both think— president biden on the other both thi

i think they're based on indications given in recent quarters based on facts. i'm sure a lot of work has gone into the calculations and i think if you look at in the us results for instance, i mean u. s. leading us back to profit this year. and i think the noting that the u. s. is one of markets and when we compare that one massive market, when we compare that to you, where we see borders pop up again. we realize again that in fact, in europe or not one domestic market, after all, and i think one thing certain people want to travel again, we're explorers, marco polo gamma. we want to travel and experience through things. and those numbers don't lie. there's resounding demand for, for air travel and it's recovery bounce back within margins. but what about the things that are also challenges for the aviation sector? them? i mean, we still got strict restrictions in china, even though it does seem like there's a going to ease and the ukraine, or obviously a continues to be very uncertain. i mean, are those things that the airline industry is going to have to recko

, given rise to states to implement their sovereignty, forced their sovereignty. but about the word ukraine, i think their number of challenges, especially for european europeans and european airlines having to circumvent russia loose ukraine, adding to the flight time and the few routes between europe and asia. and i think the cost of over flying is of course we have to remember that cost over flying the trends that you're in route before the war was actually quite discriminatory in nature and cost european airlines quite a bit of money. so i think you're thinking carriers are internalizing or dealing with those. it's not lesson. they are still remain profitable. ok, steven trucks. so from the international institute, all baron space though, thank you so much for giving us your insights. so now you probably already know that what comes out of the exhaust pipe, a car can be very harmful to the environment, but the particle is released from the wheels and brake pads are proven to contribute to air pollution. it can also be very bad news for health. however, he w ja

so, given all— lean energy and so forth. so, given all of— lean energy and so forth.s that you talked about. what can we expect in the best case scenario from this meeting between china and australia? i think this is an icebreaking step. good question. it would simplify a concrete step of negotiation and a talk. where it would lead? i have no idea. but i think for both parties this is extremely important and critical relationship. both parties want this relationship to work. so i hope those parties will work to make these relationship beneficial to both parties. i relationship beneficial to both arties. ., ,, . ., parties. i appreciate your honest assessment - parties. i appreciate yourj honest assessment there parties. i appreciate your- honest assessment there marina thank you forjoining us. in germany, a former secretary , who worked for the commander of a nazi concentration camp, has been convicted of complicity, in the murders of more than ten thousand people. irmgard furchner , who's now 97 , was employed as a typist at stutthof camp from 1943 to 1945. she's the

have tories given up the same question. have tories given up on cutting tax, in your opinion? second world war, it is certainly is the case taxes have been _ certainly is the case taxes have been creeping up and up and up, and it depends— been creeping up and up and up, and it depends who's taxes you're looking — it depends who's taxes you're looking at, but especially if you are getting most of your income from this radical— are getting most of your income from this radical thing called working, or you _ this radical thing called working, or you have a salary, there is then — or you have a salary, there is then your— or you have a salary, there is then... your taxes, or you have a salary, there is then... yourtaxes, compared to somebody— then... yourtaxes, compared to somebody who gets there income off dividends— somebody who gets there income off dividends or being a landlord or other— dividends or being a landlord or other sources of income, your taxes working _ other sources of income, your taxes working really are at an unprecedented high level. if you compare — unprecede

i certainly think given the events of the recent past we take a fresh look for the d.c. cpa does address these issues and would have prohibited this actions from occurring at ftx. >> thank you. senator boozman? >> thank you med and chair. thank you again mr. chairman for being with us to testify about what has happened and so importantly about the potential for future bad things happening to consumers if congress does not act and get some authority to both you and scc. we can permit these things are happening in the future. while this is not my view. over the past week i've read multiple articles that suggest the cftc is a soft touch regulator. you have a response to that? >> editor, i patently reject that situation. new line i've talked about this before. i've talked about this through this committee. again i think it's a lack of insight into the cftc and what we do by think of individuals took a harder look at our record both from our regulatory perspective they would understand that we are the furthers thing from eight light tech brigade up right where the strongest m

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affiliates, would that have given the f.t.x. affiliates an opportunity to fish around ledgerx and potentially take that customer money? in which case that's not a message i want to share with you. senator thune: in terms of the global situation, traded globally, regulatory structures in other places around the world, are there somewhere -- that can act as a model for how we might do things here? is the lack of regulation in other places create the systemic risk that seems like could be very fuel cell this industry absent that? chair behnam: it's an important question. i think right now in the regulatory community and having conversation was my colleagues here in the u.s. and overseas, it's this balance between validation and risk management and customer protections. i err on the side of customer protections and risk management. i am he not suggesting our micolleagues don't care about that -- my colleagues don't care about that. that's the number one priority. you can see this concern of if we regulate it you're going to validate

and as it was a few that they were not given time, it's actually not true at all because they were given much, much more time then government lawmakers at the parliament and in every bill that was offering the parliament, they were given more believe dances to give their books in those laws and abuse, and many of their recommendations were included in the laws and views. so we can say that they had ample jones's. do say they prevent sense to criticize the government, what it will be as they had. but unfortunately when the n p was in power from 2001 to 2006 all mc lawmaker, there did not have many chances in the parliament. i just want to say one incident in 2004, there was a ghastly grenade attack on now prime minister shake hands siena. and during that time, she nearly escaped. and when she went back to parliament that then she was opposition only that she wanted to discuss the matter. she was not even given the job to discuss this matter on the parliament. ok. so right saw hollywood what, what would be the thing that she has been the she says yes for the last 4 years, but she has tried

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the average pay rise given to nhs staff this year. rise given to nhs staff this year was 4.75%, with at least £1400. but nurses say years of below inflation pay rises have left them in a difficult position and are calling for a rise of 5% above the rpi rate of inflation, which would currently work out that 19%. labour insist it is the government's fault if the strikes go ahead but wouldn't promise a rise on that scale. i’m promise a rise on that scale. i'm not to make _ promise a rise on that scale. i“n not to make promises i can't keep, blocking things out of thin air, but i would be prepared to negotiate if we were in government today, and i think that's the least we could expect. mr think that's the least we could exect. ~ ,, ., ., , ., think that's the least we could exect. ~ ,, ., ., , expect. mr street and has had his own run-in _ expect. mr street and has had his own run-in with _ expect. mr street and has had his own run-in with a _ expect. mr street and has had his own run-in with a health - expect. mr street and has had his own run-in with a health union, i expect. mr stree

but many students aren't happy at being given so little time to prepare. they've been away from school for more than a year, and we're only given a few days notice of the tastes. some pupils described the exams as meaningless. as last i did that, i'm in a very bad state right now because we have an exam for great drove and we haven't studied a single book for it. we are here to answer 140 questions without knowing anything . we know nothing. what answers should we give and for what? it oh, but i hadn't gone in? no, it'll make an impact. we don't want much. we only want to study in our country because it is our right. half of the population is women. we have a rush and they should give us our right to prosper. officials have given a series of excuses for school closures, ranging from a lack of money to a shortage of teachers. they've also said they'll reopen once in islamic curriculum has been finalized or a national policy on modest school attire has been created. that still hasn't happened and some have been going to school in secret. there are fears thou

when this is over with we will have given ukraine $100 billion of aid. world to step up. they are laughing at us saying why spend any money when the united states has a blank check over there. neil: thank you very much. one way or the other you got home safe. merry christmas, thank you very much. i don't know whether his comments on this measure are going through without his support but apparently the senator indicating mitch mcconnell has the votes, the 10 republican senators to go through with this. wall street's big beef with the omnibus spending bill is it will add to inflation. federal spending has gone so out of whack, whether is covid funds, 5 trillion plus in spending, infrastructure and other industry movers for the semiconductor industry, it will make inflation worse. stay with us. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! the refrigerator is greg's happy place. my kids eat