the balloon covers everything in the field, even killing the gross due to light the probation. that same you grass is one of the most important elements in the eco system along the baltic sea coast. it produces oxygen and provides habitat for smaller fish. that's why christianson and his team from the municipality, i've taken to planting new beds of you gross invited your fuel. but the restoration project is complicated. artificial rapes are being built and muscle fonts, created. these blue muscles filter dirty water, which in turn allows more light to penetrate deeper fuel gross can return and therefore produce oxygen. but when too many nutrients are flushed into the sea, again, causing the algae to return, the fragile balance is thrown off and the nature manages concerns not restricted to divide. you feud, we have hit this breaking point the, the system has collapsed within the last 56 years. so that's just the beginning. we will see this is a situation that over the baltic along the coast, the eco system of the inland sea has become disrupted. lots of mucous and sees little

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these blue muscles filter dirty water, which in turn allows more light to penetrate deeper fuel gross can return and therefore produce oxygen. but when too many nutrients are flushed into the sea, again, causing the algae to return, the fragile balance is thrown off and the nature manages concerns not restricted to divide. you feud, we have hit this breaking point the, the system has collapsed within the last 56 years. so that's just the beginning. we will see this, this situation is over the baltic. along the coast. the eco system of the inland sea has become disrupted. lots of mucous and sees little other than crowds in the nets. he puts out in the value field of the since they no longer have any natural enemies, they have become a plague. destroying that you gross eating the muscles and killing the young fish. did code mucus in hopes that everyone in the region would take more responsibility and act to save his fuel . because the problem, denmark is currently looking to solve is already threatening the baltic seas entire coast. modifying the way the fish bomb or get to the island i

it was then, according to gross, that his fellow soldier khramaya approached the russian and shot him was still breathing, and another soldier also fired. he simply shot him in the head, grossa recalls in an interview. grossa said he was so distressed by the episode that he contacted his commanding officer. there were at least two more terrible episodes. his accounts of other episodes are supported by his notes, video recordings and text messages exchanged between members of the units and the accuracy of which was verified by the editors. in the second episode , a selectman threw a grenade and killed a surrendering russian soldier who had raised his hands, according to video footage reviewed by the new york times. the ukrainian military published a video of this episode to demonstrate their combat. skill, but the moment of surrender itself was cut out. in the third episode, fighters of the chosen ones bragged about the murder in a group chat russian prisoners of war during fighting in october, text messages show that a soldier who briefly commanded units that day referred to the killi

a russian soldier, he fell, still breathing, another soldier fired, simply shot him in the head, grossethis is unfounded; grosse showed the video recordings to journalists. crimes, showed his handwritten notes. on the front line, he kept a diary every day. today a good friend deliberately executed a bound prisoner. when a prisoner was sitting in a trench with a jacket, zeus approached him from behind and shot him several times in the back of the head. i'm going to sleep. another fighter of the chosen company, benjamin reed from massachusetts, said in an interview that he personally heard a huge number of stories about the execution of prisoners of war by the vsushniki. mercenaries during various operations. murder of prisoners of war, violation of the geneva conventions, as soon as a soldier declares his intention to surrender, he must be taken into custody. what crimes did american retirees commit, and will they be tried for this in the states? hardly. thugs they received carte blanche, as was the case in the middle east, where american military personnel were already creating chaos, a

the issue was discussed between mr. grossing and to me for the last time on may 28th in clinic rad. we're the director general met with a russian intergroup delegation as the outcome of that discussions. both sides confirmed publicly in front of the press, the common opinion that it would be premature to restart the separation in their power plants. reactors. no, it wouldn't be too dangerous, given that ukraine never stopped attacking the power plant. if operating nuclear reactors get damaged as a result of such strikes, but the consequences could be terrible. so we're not going to rush the re launch of the power plant. we wouldn't be able to leave it even looks, and nobody men with eggs and the same time as well. so see, you find trying to deprive russia of its membership on the board to govern this in the international atomic energy agency who bought them. what did they try to do that to week or so? it seems to me that ukraine has largely lost expertise and from time to time and take some exotic stems that are either under peaceable moving or completely unjustified. and we see thi

beyond geopolitics, the gross profit margins increased six basis points. unlike the peer, it is forecasting movement in the segment plus strength in china which is rare right now. in may, the activist investor revealed a $2.5 billion stake in texas instruments urging the manage w management to reassess the capex. third quarter guide did come in line with estimates. shares are shiilightly higher. they're trailing a number of the an lanalog investors. >> i it this comments from the ceo recordgarding it be a natio chipmaker are interesting in this political cycle. >> i'd play thand, absolutely. makes a lot of sense w that said, it's not a cheap stock. revenue was down 16% year-over-year. so, you take everything with a grain of salt. and then if we have a longer-term chart, go back to where it traded up and failed in 2021. look at where it is trading now. by the way, we're just getting back what we lost today. you're up against really important technical levels. this is a wait and see for me 100%. >> if you look at 2022, the revenues are down 20%. right? earni

gross pollution would no longer be a part of business as usual in the united states. the clean water act, passed in 1972, also required enormous and unprecedented efforts on the part of the new agency. 60 million people were on sewage systems, discharging 2 million tons a year of raw organic waste into surface waters. the new law mandated a system of universal sewage treatment and gave epa the job of bringing it about a job that meant running one of the largest public works programs in the nation's history. these huge air and water protection programs were hardly underway when congress gave epa new ones an expanded pesticide program to examine and register new agriculture or pest killers to ensure that these essential chemicals do not minuscule bone health or the survival of natural systems. a program to test, register and control the toxic chemicals used in industry and the home. a program to set standards for the nation's drinking water. a program to control the disposal of solid waste. including hazardous waste. a program to help clean up the potentially dangerous

because wall street has been less willing to pay for gross stocks. investors would rather chase cheaper stocks from lower interest rates. they fall out of love with gross stocks and they would do much better in the economy. much better with the rate cut beneficiaries than they would be. at some point, start get so cheap that on the earnings basis, can you believe it, the selling will stop. mehta, microsoft, apple, all having multiple contractions. stanley and black & decker are experiencing expansion. glorious. cap stocks are winning here, there is a big shared given to them. what's really happening is that institutions are not doing anything different than they usually do. they sell the stocks i don't need the fed and then they put up the huge year-over-year earnings growth. there stocks that are bits and . procter & gamble missed the mark today. i will go over losers later in the show. there is something with the multiple contractions. we don't know when that will stop either. it is a really bad stock. you can dump the great gross stocks that have

products that are tradable, those that provide significant added value and those that largely forms the gross of the country, what is especially noteworthy is the fact that the development bank’s funds are allocated for investment purposes, these are not current activities, these are not issues of refinancing old debts, these are long-term projects that in the future will create additional factors for the competitiveness of both these enterprises and the economy in general, why is it important to support small medium-sized businesses today and what benefits does this bring to both the state and society when the state talks about... economic growth and poses a number of tasks in its direction, then one of these directions is the diversification of sources of growth, we often hear words such as export, import substitution, investment, but this is a kind of vertical section of the economy; if you try to make the section horizontal, then the basis of the economy is of course, it is a large enterprise, our flagships generate revenue, but besides this there is a huge layer of small manufacturing en

kaspar grosse said that i saw a soldier asking for medical help in broken russian english.one of the members. he was looking for bandages in a row, at that moment, according to gross, his colleague approached the russian soldier and shot him in the torso, he fell, but was still breathing, another soldier simply finished him off with a shot in the head, we are talking about the so-called elite reconnaissance company of foreign mercenaries, chosen company chosen in translation from english company. the german doctor was so shocked by the murder and how his colleagues later bragged about him that i had an argument with the commander and decided to tell the press about everything, even showed some videos that were mentioned in the newspaper article. one of the russian fighters in an olive-colored uniform appears to be trying to attract the attention of a select few, he puts his hands to his mouth, apparently shouting something, shoots into the air, then lowers his weapon and walks to the edge of the harrow with his hands raised, an internationally recognized sign of surrender .

gross pollution would no longer be a part of business as usual in the united states. the clean water act, passed in 1972, also required enormous and unprecedented efforts on the part of the new agency. 60 million people were on sewage systems, discharging 2 million tons a year of raw organic waste into surface waters. the new law mandated a system of universal sewage treatment and gave epa the job of bringing it about a job that meant running one of the largest public works programs in the nation's history. these huge air and water protection programs were hardly underway when congress gave epa new ones an expanded pesticide program to examine and register new agriculture or pest killers to ensure that these essential chemicals do not minuscule bone health or the survival of natural systems. a program to test, register and control the toxic chemicals used in industry and the home. a program to set standards for the nation's drinking water. a program to control the disposal of solid waste. including hazardous waste. a program to help clean up the potentially dangerous

the since they no longer have any natural enemies, they have become a plague. destroying that you gross eating the muscles and killing the young fish. did code mucus in hopes that everyone in the region would take more responsibility and act to save his fuel . because the problem, denmark is currently looking to solve is already threatening the boating sees entire coast modifying the way the fish bomb or get to the island is urgently needed to help us adapt to this after the changes. what are there any such of that patients that you are seeing that on where you are? let us know you can email us already talk to me directly on my social media handles . i will see you next week until then take care bye. almost us the, the, the 3 little ones that match, i love telling tales of diverse best to home. all submit the greatest, not in 15 minutes on the w. over half a 1000000 dead in the t gray warranty, t o p. s. fueled and intensified by social media. what role to facebook's algorithms play in the spiral of violence? does the company put prostate over human lives? facebook pro those up in 90 mi

now that ratio is expected to reach 122 percent of gross domestic product in 2034 dwarfing the nation's fiscal position, following the 2nd world war. for more on this, let's talk to how it read. he's the director of land from economics, and he joins us now from coaches to in the u. k. godaddy with his how so? how alarming is this report then from the congressional budget office to well, i would say is no, actually what i was a, the upfront numbers look quite big is no, actually that allow me because even look at some of the countries awful, japan currently has a debt to g d p ratio of around 250 percent. right? so about in terms of us, relative to the size, these economies go twice as much that as the us. and there isn't really that much concern that japan's guy and the felt as a little bit concerned, but not much inside of the us. what yeah, well stays down because a big in the context is that during, you know, the eighty's and ninety's for example, where they buy still a very long way to go. and when we talk about that, what, what do we mean? i mean for, for you and i, if we're a data

but also stabilization from a gross margin. will talk about that in terms of where you feel like the worst is behind you. a lot of bears, they're in those caves not understanding what's happened with tesla over the last three months. it's really now about the stabilization happening for musk and tesla. >> when it comes to the policy cease of this, of course, musk obviously very provocatively is out backing donald trump for president again. kind of doesn't mind or maybe thinks he'd be okay with getting rid of ev credits. how would that play through with tesla's business? >> if you think about the trump trade. if trump ultimately got into the white house, the view is negative for evs because the rebate would go away. negative for gm, ford detroit. the reason bullish for tesla, that would give them a price and scale advantage. the other thing is if trump got in the white house could that fast track fsd autonomous relative to what we're seeing in terms of playing out versus china on the other hand. if you look at a harris ticket, c

adjusted gross margin improved by almost 1000 basis points.ree cash flow went from negative to more than $700 million and of course we are now investing great. brands are thriving. we are gaining share in the toy business. we are winning licenses and having great momentum in our entertainment strategy, highlighted by the barbie movie as one obvious showcase with so much more in the works. so we are well-positioned to build on this trajectory and continue to execute our strategy and expect the share price to reflect this overtime. >> with your asset light model that you have turned around, which is the right thing, says to me if you don't, if a few buyers don't want it, we will buy it. why not stand there and say listen, we will buy everything? >> we have been buying at this point over $400 million since we resumed share re-purchase since last year which was the first time this happened in nine years. we still have $800 million remaining under the current $1 billion authorization. we expect to continue to do more share repurchase in line with o

gross margin coming in, that income beating for the maker of nvidia. 247.8 billion.ates i been for $235. a solid for the foundry. no doubt ai will be a key driver of the story. let's get analysis and cross to someone who follows in grainy will detail. tim culpan what stands out? tim: good top and bottom line numbers. margins are crucial. margin is helped by the fact that the taiwan dollar has been sliding. when the taiwan dollar falls there margin goes up. good numbers. 30 minutes from now we will have an investor conference. they will be told what the company sees for revenue. if they raise revenue outlook is expected to bring growth of 2425 percent with hopes they will announce of growth estimate and that would show nvidia and apple are doing well. ai has been a huge driver and we're looking out to see if they raise the estimate. they estimate 28-32 billion u.s. dollars, but they may spend more. tom: how are you thinking about geopolitics? news around restrictions and comments suggests taiwan may not be a priority should they win. tim: it's bipartisan going on here

it was also the highest grossing movie so far this year. back over to you. >> quite impressive. thank you very much. >>> coming up, the home builders are broadly lower the rest of the market, but still not far off record highs. wall street's top home building analyst will join us with his view on these stoc. ckft ts.ks (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com welcome to the now way to network... they switched to juniper's ai-native network. and now everyone's so productive, they're operating at a higher gear... that's the now way to network at work—with real ai—putting you in the fast lane. doors can lead us toward what's important. your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. by working with you on a retirement-income plan designed to balance growth

. grossey has regular meetings with alex, say, lee hatch over the head of los angeles. besides mr. gross, he has met twice with the president of russia. the last meeting took place on march 6th instructions. in other words, i think our working relationship is very good. this however, does not mean that we have no disagreements on certain issues here from this, i repeat, it is absolutely normal. the main thing is that both we and mr. grow, so you have a spirit of business cooperation and in my opinion it is working out in general go through that with the others. guardlick. i can't. the problem was done this agreements cause any problem. yeah. do this test out corporation in any way, and it's just going to be, well, of course they do, for example, we're not satisfied with the way mr. gross. he's a regular reports on nuclear safety and ukraine are prepared. they describe the situation at this approach and you for power plants and the facts lead forth, and these reports and the assessments in them so sometimes leave much to be desired . more recently, including thanks to our ongoing work, ce

but people would rather give a tax break to the corporations that are already making gross amounts ofoney than to simply raise the minimum wage that we have not raised since 2009. you don't see vance talking about these issues. instead he kind of turns in on poor and low-wage people, his own people, rather than lift up the kind of policies that would make a difference. again, -- host: i have plenty of callers waiting to chat with you. i only have 45 minutes with you. the lines are full. so i don't think i'll even be able to get to the ones we have on the lines right now. let me try to get them in because they're happy to chat with you. this is marcus in columbus, ohio, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to thank reverend barber for being here and really continuing on like a lot of the legacy of what martin luther king has passed on and i appreciate the clarity in which you deliver the message because it's not just about seeing people and not saying slurs. there's an economic rights that have to also be delivered to make sure everybody, black, white, indigenous, doe

joining me tonight are anna gross, political correspondent at the financial times and bhaskar sunkara, politicaljournalist and president of the nation magazine. first — the latest headlines. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel has delivered crushing blows to all its enemies in recent days. mr netanyahu's televised address was his first public statement since the political leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, was assassinated in tehran. hours earlier a senior his brother commander was killed in beirut. protesters have attacked police outside downing street in central london, throwing cans and glass bottles at officers in riot gear. the protest is being held after the stabbings in southport on monday when three young girls were killed. detectives investigating the attack have been granted more time to question a 17—year—old boy. the bbc says it is �*shocked' by what it calls the �*abhorrent behaviour�* of former presenter huw edwards — who's pleaded guilty to charges of making child abuse images. the images were sent to him by a man police say is a convicted paedophile

they guided grosses down again. and so, if this is the beginning of, we just found out lulu overstretched, then this looks very different and -- it's still a $35 billion or so market cap. on $10 billion of revenues. most of the companies i look at don't trade on multiples of revenue like that. >> so, for the first time, they've had some really sort of real competition, right? and this fascinating -- literally being right across the street or next door. how big of a deal is that, do you think, to the lulu story? >> you brought up ralph before, i pivoted into coach and capri, and i remember when that first happened, when michael kors said, i'm going to put next to every coach, it was easy and it worked. went too far, but it worked. you are seeing that. and so, the question is, and this is semantics and it might be just silly, but i'm not arguing that they are taking lulu share, what i'm arguing is that lulu has potentially hit that level where they are no longer who they were to their core audience. that person walks

. >> it was too gross to swim in there because it was full of fishes. >>> we'll introduce you to a bay area man who raised millions of dollars for charity all through his passion for the game of golf. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. search neuriva on amazon for the best deals of the summer. >>> hundreds of thousands of texans are still without power in the aftermath of hurricane beryl. the storm made landfall on monday as a category 1 hurricane leaving at least 11 people dead across texas and louisiana. roughly half a million customers could still be without electricity until sometime next week. it comes as people across southeast texas are still dealing with a fourth day of extreme heat. >>> a massive fish die-off forced a popular monterey county lake to close this week. campers were told to pack up and leave lake san antonio wednesday out of abundance of caution, this after hundreds of dead fish washed up onshore. wildlife officials say it starte

the main ingredient is gross.gger the earnings will be next year than they were this year. the after that and the year after that, on and on. the stocks with higher growth -- the multiple is about what we are willing to pay for future earnings. if a fast growing stock sells for 25 times earnings, that does not make it more expensive lake pepsi at 20 times growing, here's where it gets -- these are not static for different markets people pay more or less for the same pay when they pay more we call that multiple extension. when they pay less it is called multiple contraction. two more terms that some more complicated than what they are. when interest rates and market -- guy rucker, we see multiples contract because everybody's future earnings are suddenly worth less by comparison. when you buy a stock you are making about that the e or the m part of the equation is going higher. what goes in the earnings? how do you make sure they are increasing and not about to collapse? when you hear people talking about a company

shoot unarmed wounded prisoners contrary to all international norms, the german physician kaspar grossenessed it, was so shocked that he tried to talk about it with his commander, but nothing changed, the militants were not punished, grosse realized that becomes an accomplice and in order to get out, shared evidence with new york times journalists. a wounded, unarmed russian soldier crawled through an almost destroyed trench, seeking help from... foreign volunteers, kaspar grossa said that he saw the soldier begging for medical help, that's when a military man approached the russian soldier and shot him, he was still breathing, then another soldier shot him in the head. in the best traditions of neo-nazis, the company of mercenaries is called chosen. they bragged about videos of the killings of unarmed people in group chats. new york times convinced that such personnel really exist. the company is commanded by american military officer ryan oleary. he's already threatened. send to prison everyone who spoke about the atrocities of the militants. recruiters in the united states, by the wa

and the one rhetoric is, well, gross and getting worse.vealing their unified project, beyond destroying kamala harris. the conservative movement increasingly is committed to purging women, minorities, particularly black folks from positions of power in american life. and they have been hiding that real agenda, to essentially desegregate the highest spaces of american life behind the campaign against di, diversity equity and inclusion initiatives. this was all kind of tipped off in a new york post ran by longtime fox correspondent charles gasper reno. america may be soon subjected to the country's first di president. going to quote maybe the most irrepressibly fatuous politician in america may become the leader of the free world because the democratic party is unable to break it stranglehold. in front of the cameras, the obvious racism has been even worse. >> meets donors really think that kamala harris is going to do better in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania than joe biden what? >> rob, you're being logical, stop it. she is a dei hig

we found that it was gross negligence meeting. this was outside of of the this isn't, you know, somebody's going a few miles over the speed limit. this was excessive speeds driving in a manner that was not safe and that could reasonably first, you know, foreseeab e because death. >> and the 78 year-old driver loud. she will be charged and arrested. the chief saying they're working with her attorney to arrest her. they said they're cooperating, but they first need to rest or than charger. and the da says after that, she'll be arraigned, but we don't have a date either. i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. kron. 4 news. sarah, thank you. continuing our coverage on the toll fire burning in napa county evacuation orders and warnings have been issued. >> it is burning about 3 miles north of calistoga, right off highway 29 near several wineries. fire started around 10, 30 this morning. it grew rapidly to about 50 there is containment on this fire. we've just received an update from cal fire that they have started to stop fo

and what that translates to at the end of the day, jason, is a gross, a gross disservice to their readersats to gross disservice to their voters. now the democrats are in this completely horrible position of having to defend the indefensible. this candidacy is on life support in my opinion. but this is a -- this is a disaster of the democrats' making that have been enabled by a partisan media that has forgotten its role as the independent check on power. >> jason: julian, this is what i appreciate about what you are doing the principle. it's wrong they have a role to play and they don't equally apply it. watch this quick clip here on how hard they have been pressing biden with their questions. >> mr. president, what did you order? >> chocolate alcoholic loot chip. >> what is your message to republicans who are prepared to block the january 6th commission? >> eat some chocolate, chocolate chip. >> ice cream. >> jason: we heard a lot more questions about his flavor of ice cream than we did in any other serious thing. not like sam donaldsson or brit hume did back in the day pressing reagan o

then we had 5 countries out of the uh, the 29 members that match that 2 percent go spending of the gross domestic product . so things have become better since them. but i do stress time. and again, the pledging money is not equivalent to military capability, and that's what has to be produced for the future. and that means i'm doing 30 years of appeasement and doing 30 years of europe and policy that sold. oh, well, russia will eventually move into a freedom and democracy direction that can be a common ground with russia. there can be no such thing. russia has become an imperialist state again, and it will try to extend its influence into western europe. and all we can do right now is to the, to that imperialism just speaking of laggards. let me ask you how you see germany. the chancellor of germany made a historic speech right after the russian invasion of ukraine, promising that germany would finally punch. how did it can not equate when it comes to defense and security, but has germany truly delivered or is this biggest economy in europe? still a laggard. well, i must say germany has

according to grosse, there were many such cases.he doctor tried to intervene and even argued with the commander of the association, but nothing changed. they did not suffer any punishment; it is also noted that the greek mercenary was especially atrocious, and the american military man who commands this company encouraged such actions. one of its former fighters admitted that recruiters in the united states directly tell recruits that they can kill prisoners in ukraine. well, now the united states, where the degree of nervousness in the democratic camp is increasing. how successful the presidential race will be, only three democrats in congress supported biden after his abc tv interview. and yet the new york times says the same. that public statements by the head of the white house only increase the anxiety of fellow party members; they increasingly doubt that biden will be able to be re-elected. maria skorodilka will continue. the american flag is in small pieces, and this is literally on independence day, which is sacred to all am

also wanted to hear from you an answer to the question about the growth of the ukrainian economy, the gross domestic product shows growth, the ministry of economy says, but not as much as we would like, and they really rely on the fact that the problem is with energy supply, as far as growth of our economy, it is important to have current, perhaps the problem is that large companies can still afford to buy foreign. due to the strength of the economy , it also cannot spend money on additional purchases of electricity, what are the forecasts for the growth of the gross domestic product, consumer price and pci productive pricing ppi, it is a great pity that they are calculated here, well, let's say it is very doubtful, i have huge questions about the correctness of their calculation. accordingly, unfortunately, and this is not a wartime problem, this is a problem long-term, we don’t have real ones, ah, it’s actually necessary to start with a professional conversation about how the national bank makes these calculations, not the national bank, but the state, and then the national bank relies on

but if you look at it in terms of the gross domestic product, the other states that have done much more, including the very small of baltic states. so i would say there's a difference between, again pledging money and putting military capability on the ground. and i think that is what ultimately john and policy has to be evaluated against will they deliver on military capability and not just the money. and that's, that's, it relates to both supporting ukraine and rebuilding the bonus. and raphael, let me ask you about a few of the things that donald trump has had to say. i mentioned his remarks about the laggards. he actually went on to say that he would tell russia to do whatever it wants with those that don't pay up. do you think it's just lester, or would you say it's quite possible that he will deliver on that threat? look, i think donald trump is a very erratic personality. it's the deep uncertainty. that's the problem. we've had some reports from people around time that as a agenda sort of forming and has circles in his orbit um to shift the burden of defending the euro atlantic a

to point this out uh, in that meeting, he did mention that the assassination of martter hania is a gross violation of the basic principles of international law and the united nations charter, and of course he also did point out to the fact that the uh failure of the international community to force the israeli regime to comply by international law is uh that's how it's showing itself by seeing such gross violations. what all countries are supposed to adhere to, and this is while the israeli regime continues, not only attacking gaza, but let's not forget it continues its nuclear activities as well, uh, it is uh, a country in the middle east that owns nuclear weapons and well the international community should be very alarmed by the situation right there, and of course, they have to force the israeli regime to become member of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty uh to make sure that the region remains safe and secure uh tomorrow we have what you said is the funeral ceremony, iran's leader is going to be present there uh tell us why uh i mean naturally he's going to be there but why that is

woods had substance, a speech setting, a prime minister key as tom is planned to a tv cannot make gross taken together. these policies will enhance britton's position as a leading industrial nation and enabled a country to take advantage of new opportunities that can promote gross and wealth creation. from 35 pieces of proposed legislation, image and agenda stretching from house building to nationalizing the railways, clean energy to job creation. they were bills regulating artificial intelligence, tackling illegal migration, and devolving power to the regions and on the world stage plans to forge closer ties with your up to continue support for ukraine and the commitment to long term peace in the middle east. multi bit thrown from the pages of the manifesto that one labor the election less than 2 weeks ago. they all priorities britain's new prime minister hopes will restore politics to public service and kick stopped what he calls a decade of renewal. let's think of the the pots, the bottom entry is state the following. what will be largely symbolic, both in the house of commons, only

jerry boylan is fighting his conviction of gross negligence and a four-year prison sentence. he's been free during his appeal. a judge could decide on whether he can remain free. also the amount of restitution to be paid to families of the victims and overnight fire that broke out on the boat off santa cruz island trapped the victims in the bunk room. 33 passengers and one crew member were killed. the fbi providing a detailed update on its investigation into the ascent attempted assassination. >> former president donald trump, the fbi says former president trump has agreed to do a victim interview. pittsburgh special agent in charge has said that this is standard protocol. the agency also revealed new details on the shooter, including his internet searches. >> also may searches related to power plants, mass shooting events, information on improvised explosive devices and the attempted assassination. slovakian prime minister. we believe the subject a significant efforts to conceal his activities. additionally, we believe that actions also show careful planning campaign rally.

we consume, that is, the ratio of the total energy consumption of the country to the gross domesticduct. and unfortunately, we do not have a favorable situation in the country, that is, in comparison with other countries, we can see that iran is almost among the last ranks in this regard. to be able to create added value, and in fact for our economy, this means that we are consuming less energy compared to other countries , this is the total energy sometimes. this indicator may be confused with the amount of consumption , in fact, it does not show that we are very high consumers , maybe some countries consume more energy per capita than us, which actually means that we use how much energy we have and how much. we are creating added value, we are actually using the energy that we have, which is a part of the story that we are not in a favorable situation, but the worrying point of this process is that there is a time when you are at a point where your situation is not favorable. well, that's enough to worry about he is a doer. but the trend is another issue. for example, one person m

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