doctor hackney, thank you for joining us this morning. one of the things i learned here, because it is almost impossible to get an abortion in alabama, is if you do have to travel to get one, you can go to florida, depending on where you are in your pregnancy, north carolina, southern illinois, there are backups in being able to get one. you wrote in a new york times editorial op-ed last night, sometime soon, i'm going to meet a patient who has no ability to leave the state, and i'm going to have to tell her that her baby has a lethal condition, and she is going to have to carry a pregnancy to term against her will. it might be tomorrow. it might be two weeks from now. but this is going to happen and i cannot stop it. has it happened yet? >> yes. i mean, i can't speak to my own patients out of privacy concern, but i can definitely say that as a group, for the high ob/gyn docks in my state, this is something we seen in the last month. this is something that i knew we would see. this is something we knew would happen, back when f b 23 was b

chandeliers in belarus breakfast for an athlete, yes, and for any person the most important meal, yes, a hackneyedity , but for some reason, we get to such things the most difficult, even folk wisdom says that you need to eat breakfast yourself. why is it so important and what is the best breakfast for an athlete, let's talk about this and not only with speed skating giving very great hopes with anna nifontova. on speed skating, you also train on roller skates, yes, on a bicycle, yes, we go to the pool roller skates, then we have a lot of strength training. a very diverse system of preparation when buying eggplant is worth following some recommendations. it is best to purchase small-sized vegetables so that they are dry and elastic without any deformation. there is a smooth skin. we do the exercise slowly control each muscle. so we do 8-10. once. this is quite a great option for in order to please your loved ones and diversify your day with some new taste impressions. the skating shopping list is not small, we need to choose a quail, and there are a lot of vegetables among the products. that's all

. >> i'm brian hackney. today is outside lands final day at golden gate park, crowds jamming crowds jamming multiple stages one last time enjoying pretty sunny weather. >> but beyond the music and dris there's a growing trend to include cannabis in music festis like this one, more on how thaty is affecting this event. >> reporter: here at outside ls you have the chance not only to buy cannabis but smoke it in the the park, part of the grasslands the grasslands experience returning the fourth time for this event showcasing the increasing demand for marijuana at major events. >> i just like the vibe of it. >> reporter: ellen grew up in e bay area but made it to her firt outside lands this year. she said grasslands was a favorite f hers this weekend making it a point to visit each day. >> we're being a little more acg of it and it's not as stigmatizd as in the past. >> reporter: small businesses n san francisco who have worked to worked to get cannabis in front of more people for decades say outside lands was a

catherine, sorry reports from cassandra in central canyon voters arrived early to cast their ballots. hackney call and logistical problems were reported at some polling stations. what does really come out? well as expected and every 100 who to increase but overall voting went smoothly. members of the messiah community wore their traditional clothing as they waited patiently line. i'm expecting that is i, there is going to be peace that people of gonna are going to a let lead us of their choice. they lead us or they know they are going to even to, in the economy of this country. deputy president william router voted in his home county in the rift valley. he's one of the front runners for the presidency. i feel very good that after so many months of campaigning and like creaking to the people of kenya and failing our agenda. and our manifesto and having discussions across the country this morning it's d d. his rival opposition leader. i low dingo voted at appalling station in nairobi, accompanied by scores of supporters, outgoing president who kenyatta voted in central kenya. after falling out

identify, they sometimes leap out into the room depending on the perspective in the studio and london's hackney district, carpets get a new lease on life as wild animals. the british artist, debbie lawson began creating a lifesize carpet sculptures around 10 years ago. i usually start with the patio in the middle, which is like a focal point. pull your iron and then i carry on the patterns of on the legs in quite earth, sort of symmetrical way and merge the feet into the carpet so that you kind of almost can't see where it's coming out than i'm left with lots of bits that still need to be covered and i can refuse virtually any sort of little scraps of the thing. carpet cover those 5th up and your i just pulled it all together. completing a sculpture can take months. debbie lawson usually works on several pieces simultaneously. almost all of the works are commissioned. she needs up to 3 fully identical carpets for one sculpture. i started by using real persian carpets, but they were usually seconds or damaged one's already, but i don't really want to cut up the artwork of somebody else. so i'm u

we've seen more free movement by various leaders, including doors of the hackney network, the so called a gun in net book, who are now in positions of power in they've gone is done. so it is a, an interesting time that this strike takes place and takes out eminence winery, according to initial reports by a name your sources. this was a strike which targeted him which was closely monitored and then struck him at a day when it suited them. but it also goes to show that now in afghanistan, various outfits which has been operating under the shadows for a while, i now or operating freely, i know, moving around freely. so it poses a challenge for all these or groups or countries will trying to go after these groups, but also gives them an opportunity to carry out strikes such as this one over the weekend, which was for initially denied by the taliban. that there was a strike in the 1st place. i guess since the you with withdrew from afghanistan. was this expected that i guess the telephone and l carter would forge close the lynx? well, the taliban have always denied that they have any politic

formation of pakistan. division displaced more than 15000000 people and made widespread violence. hackney middle reports from the jelly, the tri carlo, fluttering high. it was 1st hoisted here in 1947, when british rule ended. 75 years later, prime minister in through more, the owner freedom fighters and place to, to an india into a develop nation where i got to get back in 25 years. and i will celebrate a 100 years of independence. many of you will be 50 years old, march dedicated desires to helping your country reach its true potential. the triumph of independence came with the horrors of partition rights broke out in both india and pakistan, killing at least a 1000000 people. decades later, many are trying to find common ground. on my luck, me soda grew up in sin and now lives in by rom put her family are among the many hindus who stayed in pakistan. she says she feels lucky to live in both countries. i family stands out because, you know, people feel that people were hostile towards either not nor the warrant and what our family's history was. my great, i'm proud that my grand grandfa

it’s just that the most, probably, not hackneyed locations that could be found in the center of minsk:00 in the morning, so that there were no people. it was also a location near the parking lot behind the gallery. this was the bridge it was rather a stadium. that is, uh, there is or really very stylish very stylish picture. yes , the author is pleased with the result. i am extremely pleased. damn, i threw off every process. just stopped a new line. there, look, we have selected images for e-style. there is the first one, these melodies, polina controlled everything, because they listened, we want to see. now the truth is a thousand words. yes, we would like to return to the video right now, girls. we thank you. thank you very much for your time for morning talk. i am looking forward to this premiere. honestly. let me remind you once again the song is called flare up. yes, let the day really flare up and emotions. ours are flaring up today, and our guest was the beautiful angelina vasilevskaya and a talented songwriter. eh, polynarium have a good day, we will also say goodbye. yes, 3

inflation does peak in the next couple of months as those lead indicators tell you, to borrow the hackneyed phrase, i think we will get through the deal. lisa: the tiff tom and i were having, about whether this is about the macro or companies having to adapt to the realities they face, which is the more important factor? how much more pain from here we see, or whether we trade sideways. will it be inflation rolling over or just the individual companies and what they report? ben: only two ways to make money in market come evaluations, which have crushed this year, all about inflation and the fed discount rate, and earnings, which have been rocksolid, down 0.5% in the last month or so. if those numbers keep hanging tough, which i think they are going to, then we survive. but your average recession, that is your downside. that is what the market was very afraid about. that has been the relief so far. now what we are looking for is can that relief continue. that doesn't need the macro. that leads to inflation fears to cool and a validation of this expectation that the fed takes its foot off the

daughter you are my core my rear, this is not a high-profile case, it may sound somehow already hackneyeds, well, it’s true, if it weren’t for this support, i might have come up with something, i would have come up with it parents, i would have come up with it, yes, but i don’t could it grow a tree - well, here, this is creativity, these are ideas. they help me spit to look after somewhere to cut. something yes, somewhere under the opposite something. to grease something, well, without them i would not have been able to do it. without them , it would not have happened. somehow i got someone yes many artists sit and think they will come knock and come out with every genius. no, that doesn't happen. it never happens. you must come and speak. wait, you're a genius. take me. take me i eat. look at me. here i am, my works are ugly. look at them, on the other hand do not like it. let's do something else. let's tell you what you need to do. here i can. so i can. i can embroider and he can make jam. i'm like no one will knock on you. know this. this is my kind of promise. i'm with someone all the

example, in germany and our interlocutors are sure that it led to this, not russia is a weak and hackneyed precisely the self-confidence of politicians. the european union could not be assessed in time. well, that’s why today we need to solve the issue of food security, of course, at the global level, all this leads to a change in mood in a society where people already sound in slogans, but it doesn’t work out for music, it doesn’t work out and they lose credibility. well, the sanctions did not work here. so we just listen and emphasize. see you. call adam again , you can try again, please. i talked to hell almost every day, but wanted to call him again the next day, nothing. this was his place. this was my place. when mariupol was under siege, the news varied the house where they were either bombed or he was watching adam this man's son called alexander here is his photo, as soon as you are with him, i can contact you. summer will be interesting, you ask, you ask. summer will be exciting, someone began to toss, red roses on the windshield. my fiancé's cars, victor will capture. summer wil

now , fights with police officers in vladimir this week arrested a hackneyed pseudo-major who tried tom the traffic police inspector of his drunken friend, the fights caused a great public outcry, the drunk brawler threatened his high-ranking father with connections, but employees dps only kept the blow of brave bully. shamefully escaped, but a few days later was detained and repented my colleague. maxim movchan went to the vladimir region to find out on the spot. whether there is an almighty dad or someone just decided to play golden youth for 5 o'clock in the morning in the center of the city of vladimir zhemchuzhin of the golden ring of russia is unusual. noisily, dozens of people are watching how guests from the petushinsky district unfurled roman maksimov jumping in front of the traffic police, pecking insults and threatening powerful daddy with such impudence patrol. they were surprised, but patiently continued to do their work . shortly before that, a daring couple, who almost beat a passerby to death, detained a friend of the novel, ruslan sazonov. even before the attack on the

a hackneyed record of mr.fully imitates cosplay che guevara, here you are. yes, constantly, using such, uh, military style, in all circumstances, whether it’s a meeting with the main states, whether it’s a performance at some venues. they are already fed up with anything new, mr. zelensky with his propaganda, he cannot tell the world, therefore, it is natural. to him i have to write down some nocturnal conversions in a specific state of mind. the reaction of ordinary people ordinary users. whether in germany or elsewhere in the world for these specific appeals. it also speaks for itself. it's an old worn out record. this is not this, a total turning of information upside down, which will not lead to anything good , including for the ukrainian people, and including for mr. zelensky himself, who is very, very played with this incomprehensible bloody game let's join our conversation. yevgeny schmidt is a member of the bundestag and we’ll just find out if all people in germany react to zelensky’s appeal hello well

they will be choosing between heating and eating, i know it's a hackneyed phrase, but it's the realitying to stay warm, people going to public places, sitting in libraries to try to stay warm and literally making that choice between keeping a warm room or buying food to eat. they are saying that millions of households will face a winter of catastrophe with rising bills plunging people into destitution and wiping out their savings. with the energy price cap, which often kindness so—called regulator, i don't know how they are claiming to regulate anything, the so—called regulator has confirmed today that there will be an 80% rise in that price cap, so i think we have to be really, really clear, that simply unsustainable for a lot of people, and as we will see later with the chancellor in the telegraph, this isn'tjust about the poorest households, this is about people and above average incomes. yeah, so, this is a very stark warning _ yeah, so, this is a very stark warning commits notjust from charities, _ warning commits notjust from charities, it's also from that trusted _ charities, it

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inside that box, peter, as we've been reporting, that is the model of the house, the safehouse, the hackney network that he was hiding in for months right there in downtown kabul. >> right there in the center of kabul not far away from the presidential palace. as you know that box, there has the model inside it on the left of the screen. you see the cia director william burns on the right, far right. that's jake sullivan the national security adviser. this took place on july 1st where the president was briefed about this operation. really shows the precision of the effort that they have constructed that model to present to the president. the president ultimately would make his final decision, give the green light, the go-ahead just a week ago. this operation went down late saturday night, just shy of 10:00 eastern time early in the morning sunday morning in kabul there. senior taliban officials tell -- -- we should say senior taliban officials and u.s. officials as well say that zwoo heri had moved to this safe house with his family earlier this year, living there with his wife, their daugh

hopefully tell the school where we went to know if are you of baking and outfit in east london in hackney. i'll explain more about that in a minute. first of all, i need to talk about how do you know that there been amber warning lights screaming away on the, on the dashboard of the u. k. is economic activities sometime now? i think at the moment and now they have this announcement has been made those all blinking of this read. this is a looming emergency. there are many, many households around the u. k who this winter are not just going to be finding things very, very tough. they're actually gonna be plunged into destitution less than researched on at the university of york. which suggests that by january of 2023 more than well, about 2 thirds of households in england and wales are going to be officially classified as in fuel poverty. that means that once they've covered their fuel cost, the money that they have left to spend will put them beneath the poverty line. that's an extraordinary prediction and gives you an indication of how bad things are likely to get in the, in the next few m

that is exactly what happened at hackney town hall in march. that had? it has had an incredible impact _ has that had? it has had an incredible impact in - has that had? it has had an incredible impact in terms. has that had? it has had an l incredible impact in terms of showing that actually we are quite serious when we say that the structural racism which shows itself up structural racism which shows itself up in disproportionate ways in which black children are treated in police custody and by being strip—searched in these very intimate and very traumatising and harmful ways that we are not going to stand for it. we are angry about this and somebody, somewhere cares about these children. it somewhere cares about these children. , , ., ., ~' somewhere cares about these children. , , ., ., children. it is being looked at more closely because _ children. it is being looked at more closely because the _ children. it is being looked at more closely because the children's - closely because the children�*s commissioner has got these figures showing

if you want to use that hackneyed phrase or whatever expression where there's been big change in the nature of warfare and it's been important. it's been crucial to national victory or even survival. we saw a lot of innovation for example, in world war ii. unfortunately initially on the german and japanese sides with blitzkrieg and the attack on pearl harbor. but then we adapted, our allies adapted, and we ultimately did a lot of things, including certainly in the pacific with amphibious operations and the marine corps, that lead to our ultimate victory and that was crucial for the good of the world. so military innovation is really important and it's especially important for a country that's sort of on top of the heap, not to sit on its laurels, get sloppy and lazy and wait for the next rival to get all innovative and creative and do some things that were not previously expected. that's happened a lot in the history of warfare as well. but on balance, i think that the marines have thought this through pretty well. there have been times where we've had bad ideas for military revoluti

because they never had it when i was a superintendent in hackney. leadership level? ii—i” is a lack of ethical leadership and coherence to the code of conduct and a lack of understanding of the trauma that is happening to people. and the culture has been hijacked by this very cavalier approach to stop and search, which the met has had for centuries, a couple of hundred years by the end of this decade. this lackadaisical arrogance is playing itself out in the worst way and the adult of the occasion of young black people is adding to it so they are being searched without an appropriate adult at a very young age and causing massive trauma. we can understand what the trauma is, it's well documented but in terms of consequences and making police forces change and get rid of this cavalier attitude, what is that going to be?— cavalier attitude, what is that auoin to be? ~ , going to be? will it be the courts? well, i think— going to be? will it be the courts? well, | think that _ going to be? will it be the courts? well, i think that is _ going to be? will

so when the child 0 case happened, where a hackney schoolgirl was strip—searched at her school by police experience like this. i was deeply concerned. experience like this. i was deeply concerned-— experience like this. i was deeply concerned. . ., , , concerned. what is also troubling is that a number— concerned. what is also troubling is that a number of— concerned. what is also troubling is that a number of the _ concerned. what is also troubling is that a number of the searches i concerned. what is also troubling is that a number of the searches will i that a number of the searches will be for drugs, and in the schoolgirl�*s case, it was exactly that. the school suspected her of having drugs on her, they called the police and allowed the strip search to take place. i will be interested on your views on that. if it is a drug search, the implication of that is it will be an intimate body search, which is even more disturbing, isn�*t it? search, which is even more disturbing, isn't it?- search, which is even more disturbing, isn't it? these strip searches are _ disturbing, isn't it? the

we have already done this, a hackneyed prost, but i can’t here boris borisovich, you and this comraderee on something to sit down in one syllable of negotiations the president of the country, which you have the un with this country, you will laugh diplomatic relations goes out to the population alone or twice a day and lies lies about the fact that russian troops are shelling zaporozhye. at the same time in the same treatment. he admits that it was their effort, that is, their shelling effort. yes listen and biden. how many lies, why don't you talk to me, or what? this is a strange leader, you see the world is arranged in such a way that very often you don’t like those with whom you have to negotiate, but life, so to speak, you want to tell us on the eve of the elections. it is very important that politicians representing different liberal democratic trends. in general, they can lie completely calmly so, but the voters do not care. they have to vote. yes, because they are politicians. what am i talking about, well, wait, wait. i'm just talking about it so calmly, but they lie, but the

and i apologize for this phrase, you know, hackneyed, it seems to be strategic, this is really a hugestrategic objects for the economy of ukraine and, in general, for zelensky's policy, since. if we we lose such an object, we cannot but lose it, what needs to be done, we need to provide three things , and sabotage at the dzhina thermal power plant , shell the kakhovka nuclear power plant and, of course, make noise around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, because technologically. uh, here’s electricity already in a new way to the zaporozhye station it will just go, dzhankoy kakhovskaya it’s very difficult to explain, but now i’ll try to translate it into a political one, the meaning of zelensky is true, understanding this situation, what he loses for with he loses not just territory . he lost strategic objects. he does what he can, he always did, he is engaged in pr pr of the fact that russia is a nuclear threat, of course, wait. i always here you are now let's continue the conversation with you. well, just don't skip here. do you understand? i always said that for this your whispe

he, as an actor, understands that, well, you need to change such a hackneyed record.we called it here at the battle studio, this shirt, which he has already changed, is no longer in them walks. he's always something new now, right? the murder of civilians in the provocations that he sets up at the zaporizhzhya npp in that he is losing a settlement after a settlement. he says that he will give russia in the face in this talent. so acting, maybe a talent, because he got used to the role of a hero because of a predator. well, perhaps, but he will be knocked out of this role, not today. tomorrow, putting in his place the zaluzhny, where the president of ukraine himself will be at that moment, no one knows at all. would he be able to escape? so that he does not have time to appear before the court, at least, because there are a great many video frames. now the internet is flooded, people are fleeing in donetsk and running away they say, here it is the zelensky regime is celebrating independence day in this talent. well, it is hardly necessary to judge him for this talent?

so it was my attitude to war in general, such a hackneyed saying.n nobody knows how they end. i think this military operation is the same, it is developing. she has her own life, she has her own dynamics. war is living organism. this is not me some plans that e engineers. designed and further construction is going on nothing like that. always surprises, always new situations. there is always something to change. and the combat capability of the state is different, how quickly they assess the new situation. how quickly and effectively they find methods of new management. fighting in this new situation, how quickly they define new new goals, even if these goals can be strategic, i have already mentioned examples of our everything started with one of the strategic goals ended with completely different strategic results, it is not surprising that something suddenly needs to be changed - this is the nature of war. another thing is that the people no matter how patient they are. he believes in results. he can listen for a month, two or three announcements

so it was my attitude to war in general, such a hackneyed saying.ws how they start are running out. i think this military operation is the same, it is developing. she has her own life, he has his own dynamics. war is a living organism. it 's not some plans that, uh, engineers. designed and further construction is going on nothing like that. always surprises, always new situations. there is always something to change. and the combat capability of the state is different, how quickly they assess the new situation. how quickly and effectively they find methods of new introduction. fighting in this new situation, how quickly they define new is new goals, even if these goals can be strategic, i have already said our examples of everything started with one strategic goal and ended with completely different strategic results, there is nothing to be surprised at that it is suddenly necessary to change something - this is the nature of war. another thing, huh? people no matter how patient he is, he believes in the result. he can listen for a month, two or thr

there's no service on the overground between hackney downs and walthamstow central while urgent repairs social media. i'm back in an hour. hello this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. ministers are facing growing calls to provide further support for energy customers, amid fears over the rising cost of bills. a meeting will take place this morning between senior cabinet members and energy bosses — but the government says there will be no new state help until a new prime minister is in place. so let's take a look at some of the key dates in the weeks ahead. on the 26th of this month, the regulator ofgem will announce where it is setting the new energy price cap — which limits what you pay for each unit of gas and electricity that you use. ten days later, on the 5th of september, the new conservative party leader and prime minister will be announced. and just three weeks after that, the new price cap will come into force. average annual bills are expected to climb to more than £3,500 at that point — that's an increase of more than £2,000 on this time last year. so what ar