is rising, the great east is saying that it’s time to redistribute forces, and accordingly introduceen hear him, that’s a completely different question, my personal assessment what it means, what was agreed upon, yes, most likely it was agreed that perhaps biden gave some assurances that even if the dpp wins in taiwan, taiwan will still not declare independence, and china may have made some preliminary conclusion that maybe, yes, we will look at your promises, how this will develop, no, well, the seed came with a trump card in his pocket, the unification of two pro-chinese parties in taiwan, right? yes, we’ll see, yes, because before the meeting i said that within a few days biden would again declare sidinpin a dictator, yes, well, he couldn’t stand it for several hours, yes, he could at least have some kind of take a break, although there really is nothing in the article about china, as for further relations, i think that this pause is very short, that is, it ’s a couple of months, china will definitely hold an event, this is the next plenum, where the next personnel decisions will

1940, when japan proclaims such an ambitious project to create a sphere of co-prosperity for the great eastnd, so to speak, without a doubt, it includes not only, say, pro-japanese regimes in manchego, china in thailand, but also a scheme, a plan for the future, simply because in asia at that time, let’s say, there were not very many independent states that could act as independent actors during the formation, this is, of course, a fundamental difference from the european theater; by the mid -thirties, germany and italy coincided in one desire, they wanted to reconsider the world order that had developed after the first world war war, so they looked for ways to expand influence. on november 25, 1936, in berlin, nazi germany and imperial japan concluded the anti-comtern pact; in september 1946, germany, italy and japan signed the tripartite pact. this is how the military alliance of the three powers took shape, resulting in a new order in europe. and asia at the end of the thirties, two military clashes took place between the ussr and japan: on lake khasan in the thirty-eighth on the khalche

1940, when japan proclaims... such an ambitious project to create a sphere of co-prosperity for a great eastsia, and, by the way, nothing doubtful is included there let’s just say, pro-japanese regimes in manchego, china in thailand, but also, let’s say, the colonies and protectorates of european powers, that is, this is such a fairly futurological scheme, a vision for the future, simply because in asia at that time, let’s say, it wasn’t very many independent states. who could act as independent actors in the formation of some, and this is of course a fundamental difference from the european theater; by the mid-thirties, germany, italy and japan coincided in one desire, they wanted to reconsider that world order, that developed after the first world war, so they were looking for ways to expand influence. on november 25, in berlin, nazi germany and imperial japan concluded the anti-comtern pact; in september 1940 , germany, italy and japan signed the tripartite pact. this is how the military alliance of the three powers took shape, called the countries of hosea. the document recorded the obli

can you see near san jose, approaching the sunol great east foothills, showers.e around highway 17 and down toward santa cruz looking at rain. this is the first wave which is already starting to scoot out. at times lightning is detected off the north coast. you may have ponding on roadways with those brief downpours. by 8:00 the rain moves out. then clearing in behind that rain band which could set the stage for thunderstorms 3:00 in the afternoon in the north bay and shower chances start to wind down after sundown tomorrow night. another third after inch possible for the hills of the north bay and the peninsula and santa cruz mountains. for the sierra, look at this. snowshowers. winter weather advisories through tuesday. five to 11 inches of snow. and oh, yes. morning low temperatures, look at that. 50s and 60s outside tonight. by wednesday morning, 30s and 40s across those wind-sheltered valleys. nothing tropical about the weather by midweek. next chance of showers comes in thursday night into friday. but rain totals right now look a little on the low side. pro

east bay hills camera. you can see those passing high clouds and a nice burst of color post sunset view. looking good, not looking so great is east coast travel right now. they are getting slammed with some downpours. snow on the northern periphery of this storm and certainly the gusty winds. so this is going to be the challenging area for travel across the pacific northwest. some wet weather as well. but this is really the focus from the southeast to the northeast where they are seeing that wintry mix travel issues. well, tomorrow afternoon, things will be quieter, 53 in boston, new york. you're looking at 58 degrees across the central tier states. no problems to speak of weather wise. 60 in dallas, 49 degrees in minneapolis. out west, we're looking at 79. in los angeles, 52 in portland. and let's look at the statewide travel forecast. tahoe is looking good, 56 degrees down south. san diego, 76, 80 in los angeles, eureka might see a few showers, 58 degrees. so locally, we have temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. it was a mild day. most areas were a few degrees above average. and that's because high pressure is in contro

the continental divide that is east of the rocky mountains, the us and britain, the convention of 1818 had agreed on that border running along the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. now, virtually from the start discussion over oregon, the british, except that border to continue west along the 49th parallel to the columbia. and then from there to follow the river to the ocean. so here we see the 49th parallel extending from the east. the british expected we're the 49th parallel intersect did with the columbia river. the border would then follow the columbia down into present day washington state and out the mouth of the columbia at the border between present day washington state and oregon. so the british were willing, in other words, to conceal read to the united states. all lands south and of the columbia. but they wanted to maintain access to the river itself, which of course, was the main transportation for the company. remember, the hudson's bay company had a number of trading posts, not just the columbia, the willamette and the snake and other rivers in the territory and so the british hoping that the bo

i think that the destructive potential is very great, because in the middle east, after the aggravation that was associated with the fact that trump withdrew from the joint plan of action on the iranian nuclear program, yeah, after that some kind of reduction in tension began, with the mediation of beijing, there were normalized by relations... between iran and the kingdom of saudi arabia, the indians announced a big transport project like india, saudi arabia, israel and europe, last year relations between ankara and tel aviv normalized, but the most important thing that apparently did not suit the hamas leadership was that there were quite intensive negotiations on normalization of relations between the kingdom of saudi arabia and israel, yeah. with the active support of washington, well , there was finally talk about starting to create a palestinian state and negotiating with mahmoud abbas. yes. and so if all this had happened, the role of hamas would have been marginalized. in addition, they understood the not very stable position of the netanyahu government. and all this together ap

jesse kirsch is in snowy western pennsylvania tonight >> reporter: from the great lakes to the east coast, tonight millions of americans feeling winter's chill. parts of michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, and new york blanketed by lake-effect snow. in ohio, some drivers facing whiteout conditions >> possibly ten vehicles. >> reporter: and outside cleveland, police believe treacherous conditions led to a pair of pileups involving over 20 vehicles. one crash causing serious but nonlife-threatening injuries right behind us here what was it like this time yesterday >> bare. >> reporter: near erie, pennsylvania, more than a foot falling in edinboro, where officials ar asking drivers to be cautious, especially for the season's first big storm. >> people sometimes, they don't think about slowing down because they've been driving all summer, all fall without snow. >> reporter: even with snow continuing to fall today, people now cleaning up across the region some areas hit by nearly 2 feet of snow. >> this is a big storm to be our first storm of the year. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the national

one of... the famous complex received its name in honor of the famous commander alexander the great; in the eastcalled iskander dvurogii, because he wore a horned helmet. the name iskander is an arabic pronunciation of the name alexander, which means protector. alexander korobov, vyacheslav podzolkov, news: kupinsky direction. this. freedom to pay as it’s convenient for you pay as conveniently with alpha pay with any smartphone misha yes, it’s a shame to forget where your cart is misha or forget food for the cat or even forget why you came, but the most offensive thing is to forget at the checkout about the x5 club card, leave your points in the store for now. card you get up to 20% cashback on purchases at perekrestok and pyaterochka and up to 50% for services package, it’s beneficial not to forget, professional coloring sios: long-lasting cream color, rich color, no gray hair, protection against damage, strength and shine of dyed hair, hair like after a salon. register your business for free at follow your dreams. just dare point bank for entrepreneurs and enterprises. tops for lunch, bargain

. >> reporter: from the great lakes to east coast, millions of americans feeling winter's chill. parts of michigan, ohio, pennsylvania and new york blanketed by lake-effect snow. in ohio, some drivers facing whiteout conditions. >> possibly ten vehicles. >> reporter: and outside cleveland, police believe treacherous conditions led to a pair of pileups involving over 20 vehicles. one crash causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries. what was it like this time yesterday? >> fair. >> reporter: in erie, pennsylvania, more than a foot falling. drivers asked to be cautious ahead of big storm. >> they don't think about slowing down because they've been driving all summer, all fall without snow. >> reporter: people now cleaning up across the region. some areas hit by nearly two feet of snow. >> this is a big storm to be our first storm of the rear. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the national christmas tree fell over during a strong wind gust. from the east coast to chicago, millions feeling temperatures 10-20 degrees below average. >> and our thanks to jesse for that report. >>

version, the famous complex received its name in honor of the famous commander alexander the great; in the easts called iskander the two-horned, because he wore a horned helmet, the name... iskander is the arabic version of the pronunciation of the name alexander, which means protector. alexander korobov, vyacheslav podzolkov. vesti, kupinskoe direction. employees of the national guard gave little residents of the donetsk republic a playground . the fighters turned an abandoned vacant lot in one of the districts into a real center of attraction for children, equipping a playground on which they installed swings, slides and other play elements. the military did all this in their free time. after completing combat missions, they came here to set up a children's playground. now kids and their parents come here with pleasure, even from neighboring areas. two settlements were immediately affected by the ash fall in kamchatka. the klyuchevskoy volcano threw ash up to a height of 11 km this morning. selem washed away a section of the federal road, and life next to an erupting volcano, alexandra ostrik

whether should not be a major factor yeah blake effects, snow of the great lakes east of lake erie andth snow coming down. in the middle of the country are primarily looking up blue skies. >> it's really not going to be an impactful day as far as precipitation goes. however, it will be windy in the eastern seaboard behind the cold front if you see a lot of wins northwesterly winds will impact flights as far as crosswinds. otherwise not a whole lot going on with impactful weather today. >> one of the things that travel expert notes with a high volume of people going from one place to another the impact from covid is behind us. i cannot show you the american airlines board because it would be a bumpy camera move there is a total of four cancellation or delays up on the board, if you're traveling today probably going to be okay. stuart: a little positive news on a monday morning. mike tobin you're alright. today is across cyber monday, let's move it forward, what is travel tuesday. >> you get deals on traveling anywhere, air, land, sea extended the black friday cyber monday. >> i've never

version, the famous complex received its name in honor of the famous commander alexander the great; in the eastskander two-horned, because it wore a horned helmet and the name iskander is an arabic version of the pronunciation of the name alexander, which means protector. alexander korobov, vyacheslav podzolkov, news: kupinsky direction. ash from the klyuchevskoy volcano immediately covered two areas in kamchatka, and in the morning a column of black smoke rose 11 km. but scientists reassure that the phase of high activity has ended, meanwhile lava continues to flow down the slopes, collecting streams of dirt and stones. they washed away several sections of the only highway, the road is closed, and life is next to the erupting volcano of alexander ostrikov. on friday, volcanologists predicted an intensification of the eruption and ash emissions to a height of at least 12 km; this forecast was fully confirmed. such videos are more of an entertainment for residents of the nearest village of klyuchi , the klyuchevskaya group of volcanoes erupts several times a year, only ash emissions pose a dange

great. you can east bay looking, okay. we have some hazy conditions.ggy conditions, different story. golden looking pretty clear for us. sorry for san jose and half moon bay, but definitely love showing you all those different the theme really going to be watching the next couple of days. lower temperatures and the chance for rain. today you can see san francisco. we're just below average oakland. we're right there at average the past couple of days. we have been way above average, a san jose livermore, concord and santa rosa. you're still above average. we just on as warm as we have been the past couple of days. so we were in the for the majority of the area yesterday. we were in the 80's is all because of this low pressure system bringing us lower temperatures and bringing us some rain. really a chance for some light tomorrow. but really it's going to be sunday into monday that monday morning commute. but i just showed you that low pressure system. so you can see the temperatures earlier this week. we're in the 80's right? and then we're going to go

great. in the east he was called the two-horned iskander because he wore a horned helmet. of the name alexander. means protector. alexander korobov, vyacheslav podzolkov, news: kupinsky direction. the conflict in ukraine has reached a dead end. kiev’s plans to reach crimea in 4 months have completely failed and no promised breakthrough by ukrainian troops should be expected. sensational confession in an interview with the british the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, zaluzhny, told the economist magazine. instead of blitz krieg, ukrainian troops got stuck in minefields. it successfully destroys western technology. russian artillery, the general complains. according to zalozhny, all the calculations that kiev made according to nato manuals turned out to be erroneous. the m12 highway under construction will be extended to yekaterinburg and tyumen and renamed m12 vostok. the corresponding resolution was signed by mikhail mishustin. the work is underway as part of the construction of the international transport corridor europe-western china. m12 vostok will pr

historically, great britain has shown great interest in the middle east region; some countries in thescussed the role of britain in the middle east conflict with our ambassador to this country, andrei vladimirovich, hello, thank you for taking the time, it is very interesting to know how her majesty’s subject, and now his majesty, are ready to participate or whether the conversation is not with you, because it is clear that great britain has always been a very active player in the middle east in the east, everyone knows this, now those territories that are considered independent countries or territories were a british colony, a colony... but lately the role of britain has somehow been somewhat obscured, or something, and we see that the british rulers authorities, yes, there are statements from the british government and so on, but so far there are very few concrete actions, maybe we missed something? yes, good afternoon, alexander anatolyevich, this is an interesting question, indeed, especially relevant to britain. let me remind you in a nutshell that britain has a colossal historic

that same storm system wreaked havoc in the great plains now moving east. today, there were 10 million people in 11 states from texas to new york under winter weather alerts on what's expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. >> i travel from california to new york back and forth all the time. i've never had this much of a wait. i don't know why. >> reporter: in chicago, growing crowds and delays. >> it just looks like it's going to be a lot to get through >> reporter: snow blanketing the roads in wichita, kansas. plow trucks out in force. but several cars abandoned after spinning out. this driver walking away from a head-on crash. >> some lady got too close to us coming head-on and caused us to spin out in the ditch. >> just treacherous conditions on the roads there today. that winter storm at one point delaying more than 1,000 flights, many out of chicago. but surprisingly, very few cancellations. linsey. >> good to hear that. a long slog home for many. morgan, thank you. >> linsey: those millions of americans on the move are keeping an eye on th

’t say that, but what right did he have then, he’s like the president of the anniversary of the great eastnced that only extreme obscurantists said that this revolution was organized by the freemasons, so macron came out and said, here literally in 5 minutes he said we will be there to fight tirelessly against everyone who is trying to promote a conspiracy theory and prove that there are some secret forces that operate in the shadows, so in my opinion, then somehow we need a balance to be maintained, which means igor sergeevich is telling us that these theories rise to the top, because in fact there is a conspiracy, but people do not let them get to the bottom of it, if in general, this is how he explains it all, other explanations, dear gentlemen, comrades, viktor zhazerovich there- i also commented on my campaign, well firstly, there are different components of the conspiracy theory, and we see even under the plot that was shown that many of them include some kind of plot about the activities of the intelligence services, the fact is that intelligence services in general are, in principl

that i am the only son in the family, right away, from childhood i felt that i had a great responsibility, since in the eastponsibility is usually on the man, so i wanted to study to be a doctor, because it was a prestigious profession very lucrative profession, i i tried, i studied, well, i didn’t have enough points to enroll, on the same day i received a call from my uncle, my dad’s brother, and it was suggested to my father that let’s... we send the bushor abroad so that he can study to become a doctor, they said, that we would help, they then offered to go to armenia, when i arrived, i saw right away from the airport, everything was in ruins there , it was clear that the country was poor, and then, when i went to university, well, i already went to university, well, my brother studied there in russian, and he recommended to me a better type in russian language, there it was possible in english or armenian, but he speaks better in russian, so i would have attended the preparatory faculty there , passed in russian, i studied russian, i already called my parents and said, mom, well, there is no future, i i

great to have you. it was going to go south in price, and hot time in the middle east. >> great to be on this.upply growth has been stronger. the selloff has been amplified over the last two so reduction in system of articulation geopolitical and second, renewed concerns about demand following softer u.s. economic data including jobless claims and technical factors such as selling by computers, that tends to be more powerful in november. liz: when the israel hamas war broke out, what did you think looking at your computer screens? did you in your mind predict that the price might go higher and then it didn't? let's keep in mind, israel isn't a big player in the oil production world. it's saudi arabia, iran, russia. a lot of middle eastern countries. what is surprising people people beyond the fact we have record output, record production here in the united states? >> so, when the news about the middle east broke out earlier this month, we did not change our baseline outlook for oil prices -- liz: which was? >> we looked for $92 for brands, $87 for average but the conflict in the middle east po

great democracy? the only democracy in the middle east? and that is real? it presents the hopes and dreams of the great western civilization. and they are fighting a war against islam it turns. and there's no difference between isis and how much and so forth and so on. so the americans have a different today or of indoctrination that makes them have blind at least made the same media and government go crazy blind to the apply for the palestinian over the course of 75 years. now this 75 here is living under conditions. most of us would recognize as highly dramatic. i think there is no dispute about it. it's a, it's bound to produce collective trauma. but may i ask you to our hypothetical question here because it's easy to blame. you through the americans in the west, but do you think the so called the allies or supporters of the palestinian people would actually impracticality welcome a workable solution because when you deal with so many people who have been troubled psychologically economically logistically in all the possible ways do you think the neighbor

line from for the israel says no hostages will now be released before friday as in the great temporary choice between east roman i'm us is full, so tonight we'll hear from the is where the military as report image that the director of gases, biggest hospital has been arrested. also coming up, exit falls in the election. foothill failed as freedom party in a clear lead. the 5 rod had his land populace laid and now price is a challenge in finding pot is willing to form a government which is also this.

it's not such a good morning if you're east of the great lakes dealing with lake effect snow, you're going to have low visibility and hazardous to dangerous travel conditions in spots. now, the big players when it comes to snow accumulation is going to be east of the lakes, east of lake ontario and lake erie with ontario dealing with 24 to 36in. but we're going to factor in snow, cold and wind and your accuweather real feels in the mountains going to be anywhere between 0 to 10 degrees for accuweather. a meteorologist michelle mcleod. lots of people are getting sick. >> and coming up, the ten states seeing high cases of respiratory illness. >> also ahead, a boy leads police on a wild chase inside a stolen forklift. >> and later, fights are typical at pro hockey games. but the punishment after this one was there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside

so my great east britons are all the veterans, the british legion and all of them. is our very own nigel farage for helping get the word de—banking into the dictionary. yeah >> okay. strong again, matthew, i'm afraid that i'm not going to win or get a compliment, but mine is keir starmer facing down his critics and the protesters to set out a sensible, measured and humane policy on the middle east. >> well, okay. >> well, okay. >> no, you're right about that. he's one of the few things that that we agreed on there, christine . we've doubled. we've christine. we've doubled. we've doubled , christine, because doubled, christine, because british deserve it. say, oh, great. just brilliant. and it is in light of everything thing that you wonderful gb news viewers and listeners have been doing to raise money for the p°ppy appeal doing to raise money for the p°ppy appeal , doing to raise money for the poppy appeal, you can go . to poppy appeal, you can go. to justgiving.com/page/gb news p°ppy my eyes justgiving.com/page/gb news poppy my eyes fail me. i can't see how much m

great. freedom and justice in the middle east and gaza, today is sunday, one must finally see the sufferingthe palestinians. auch sie erwarten solidarit we just got the report from shifa medical complex, shifa hospital that israeli attack forces have placed snipers around the hospital and these snipers are shooting through the windows of the hospital, killing, targeting, damaging healthcare workers trying to save lives inside. one report says a nurse approaching the incubator in the neonatal unit was killed while trying to take care of the babies. the oxygen supply to the incubators are now running out, they are destroyed and shut down. the doctors report, we are minutes away from death as the world is watching. we do not stand idly watching. we raise our voices and our fists to say, stop this atrocity, stop this attack on decent health workers, patients and refugees in shifa, now immediately, you must act. with modern science and art, zest has plans for your peaceful sleep with 15 full zest sales of 9 meter 120 carpets with a density of 360 without prepayment for only 33 thousand tomans pe

russians even for the rashists themselves, avdiivka is only part of their puzzle called the great offensive in the eastdecember 31, 2023, the year to occupy the donetsk region, which judging by them is hardly on schedule, let's say, on the schedule, and on the other hand, our military command clearly considers its actions precisely as such a large strategic campaign of struggle for initiates which is obvious even based on the same military logic as to take some units from the south, continuing the assault operations there, instead transfer these units to the avdiiv direction in order to create an appropriate density of defense there and make it so that in in principle, there was no question, for example, of leaving evdiivka, so here, by the way, it is precisely to talk about such a large general campaign of struggle on the initiative and already within this framework, i apologize for the inconvenience of discussing some specific areas, before we move on to the afternoon about avdiivka we will talk in general a little later there after a short break, because there will be a suitable guest and we will be

cold side of the storm in the 30s for north east and great lakes. could see snow and freezing rain tonight and into tomorrow. thanksgiving, calmer forecast most of the population of the country is two-thirds of the country where worst of the weather is happening. call ahead if you are traveling, there will be delays and cancellations. on the road, be aware of obstacles like freezing rain and snow and potential for severe storm expecting severe thunderstorm watches and warnings throughout the afternoon and evening. foxweather.com, will keep you up to date, all the meteorologist are working overtime to make sure you guys are safe. i can't stress enough, if you think travel is going to be too difficult, best to stay home and thursday and friday, better weather forecast. we'll keep you up to date. coming up we will be dealing with wonderful music with 400 band members and i'll be marching, my friend, stay tuned. >> brian: when you put your hand over your ear, that is like a music artist. >> lawrence: she has beyonce hair. >> janice: i'm cold. the natura

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east? >> great point and why it's important to have some type of infrastructure and policies in place thathe border to stop these unlawful border crossings. we know mexican drug cartels are facilitating that. every person that comes across that river is controlled by the mexican drug cartels. we have to take away the control from them and prevent the unauthorized border crossings from taking place and look at public safety. >> bill: all it takes is money given to the cartels. >> dana: an update now, detroit police have made an arrest in the murder of a jewish community leader whose death sent shock waves. investigators arrested the suspect in her death tuesday night in kalamazoo. they didn't offer any other details. the synagogue leader and democratic party advisor was found dead in her front yard last month after the october 7th attacks on israel. police say they stabbed her inside her home and stumbled outside. the crime is not being linked to anti-semitism so far but the police have been very tight lipped about this. maybe now that there is arrest we'll find out more of what they think.

great. the cycle in the east of the european territory of russia is gradually losing strength and filling uprges from the north-west onto the russian plain. the baltic is already in the warm sector of this vortex, the warm front of the cyclone has already crossed the kaliningrad region, well, by the middle of today the air divide will be on the st. petersburg-bryansk line. snow and sleet with rain in the leningrad, pskov, novgorod regions in the south of karelia. but now the center of the cyclone is in the gulf of bothnia, and tomorrow it will approach belarus. the general atmospheric situation will contribute to the fact that cyclones in the european territory of russia will unite into a single system. on friday, the entire european territory of the country will be under the influence of one vast one. cyclone in st. petersburg there is now light snow, the wind is picking up, the peak of the snow will be in the daytime, and the temperature will rise to -1°. still, by the end of the day, 5 to 7 mm of precipitation will fall in the northern capital, mainly in the form of snow. light snow possi

the only son in the family, right away, i am here... they will feel that i have a great responsibility, since in the east to get in, on the same day i received a call from my uncle, my father’s brother, and it was suggested to my father that let us we send a bushor abroad to study to become a doctor. they said that we would help, they then offered to go to armenia, when i arrived, i saw right away from the airport, everything was in ruins there, the country was obviously poor, and then, when i went to university, well, i already went to university, well, my brother studied there in russian, and he recommended to me a better type in russian, there it was possible in english or armenian, but he speaks better in russian, so i attended the preparatory faculty there in russian, i studied russian language, i already called my parents back then, i said: mom, well, there is no future, i said, i need to change the country, and i was just looking for someone i knew, maybe so that someone could meet me, just started a search, my mother was looking for her friends i asked and found my fellow countryman, he has been

i mean, it's not great news, but it's the middle east so we will take it. that is right.and hamas are close to a temporary truce. israel will stop bombing for a few days and hamas will release some of the hostages, specifically women, children, and one guy who was just really, really annoying. "this guy won't shut the [bleep] up about his podcast. get him out of here." still, for all the hostages who are being released, i just want to say congratulations. and i just want to prepare you: andre 3000 has a flute album now. but let's stop talking about the war and start talking about something else that can destroy the world: artificial intelligence. and i know everyone has been freaking out about this new technology, but don't worry, the people in charge of it obviously have everything under control. >> this morning, an open revolt inside openai, the company behind the groundbreaking artificial intelligence chatbot known as chatgpt. just days after the company's board of directors fired its ceo, sam altman, claiming he had not been candid in communications with them, 725 out

east jerusalem. that's great to have this all who now joins us from occupied is to roost. and so he is ready national security council direct to they're essentially saying the fuel was being sent to run volts and sewage systems in order to prevent an epidemic to keep the soldiers fighting. that's right. carrie, it's actually her neck be. israel's national security advisor has said that, well, the minimum amount of fuel that they've sent in will be to assist civilians in the ways, sewage and water systems. but it's really to prevent these really military from shutting down their war operations. if the spread of communicable diseases becomes a huge issue, now there are different schools of thought among the delivery of fuel. but remember, these really policy as a whole was that no fuel would be allowed into gaza whatsoever out of fear of it falling into the hands of hamis. however, one is really official, is saying quote that the move will offer israel, the necessary diplomatic maneuvering room to eliminate how this and what this person means by this is that is for agreed to

great to be here. most prominently where hedge are active in the middle east has been in dubai, abu dhabi and qatar, dohaless active in riyadh particularly in fundraising. two aspects. one is fundraising, one is boots on the ground. nd. a prominent center has been dubai. the dubai international financial center has made a strong effort to attract firms, particularly hedge funds, private equity and venture capital. dubai is seeing growth. at the end of 2023, they will have 35 hedge funds licensed with many more applications. that is a tremendous increase in the last two years. hema: is there more money fundamentally in the middle east or access with hedge funds? mithra: middle east as a source of capital is not new. the sovereign wealth funds have $3.7 trillion assets under management. that is second only to asian sovereign wealth funds. these have been active investors in local markets and alternatives. what's different? a confluence of three factors. one, the amount of assets continues to grow. it's doubled over the last 10 years. the number and types of investors are also newer. you have newer entrants

approaches in great britain and being ideologically motivated often take precedence over common sense, i don’t know what will happen next, well if we are already talking about the middle eastt influence of great britain in this region, many experts say that london has some of its own goals that they are pursuing in this region and even slightly different from those that the americans have , that’s how interested, in your opinion, london is in resolving the palestinian-israeli conflict as quickly as possible, of course, in our time... today , the geopolitical influence of great britain , of course, should not be overestimated, the country is going into the leader of foreign policy is the united states, but nevertheless, over many years the british managed to build a well-developed network of embassies in the region, a wide range of non-governmental organizations, a military presence, contacts with local elites, all this is a legacy of the past, it remains colonial, from the times of colonialism, the historical role of great britain as a colonial... of course it’s unsightly, this is the territory that is now involved in the conflict in the modern one for more than two decade

mean, they saw what put in did as from his terms as regards protecting russian speakers in east and you. great. and he went in that full continues, and he doesn't care about major nation bullying of millions of dollars into ukraine to fight a war that increasing he looks so like a creating a defeated valencia illness. why is it? well then, let us zalinski denies it to a stalemate and denies to enjoy your illusion. but a stalemate can deny any thing as much as he likes. it's a stone it. but uh, but when it comes to gaza, the arab world, while putting ceasefire resolutions of the un doesn't militarily intervene to attack israel. what do you think? the latin america, advocates of east asia and the global south. think of the fact that the why is it that the other countries when they go to protect that people, is it well, the odds won't as well among other, among many, many other things. um, israel has a large arsenal of nuclear weapons and ukraine did not. so, you know, there is a certain degree of, i would argue that once israel became a nuclear power, and especially when egypt signed a piece for

fun book to work on where the midwest really leads into the great plains, where we're currently finishing up another which sort of looks the east, you know, where the midwest began and sort of what david mccullough takes up in his last great book, the which i recommend everybody to to read about the origins of sort of the midwestern and how we have a civic ethos which is much different from that in the east and in the south. so what is the midwest then and what does it become now? i'll get to that in one second. i just want to follow up on the david mccullough comment, his last book and. i think mccullough is kind of an honorary midwest. he grew up in pittsburgh right on, the borderlands there. but think ever since he a young man, he wanted to write a book about how those two rivers come together. and pittsburgh formed the ohio river that goes down and shapes the southern boundary of ohio and indiana and illinois. so i think late in life, he he said, i been meaning to do this my whole life. and it's a very special book, highly recommend it to you. and it explains lot about the northwest ordinance and its importance to the shapi