back into the hardy macintyre to hardy come in. hardy formation on to land field. i'll get back a long flight mind for hardy. got down just in time shoes, socks and vest around. here. i'll never find in this stuff. yeah. car doesn't let stay lost your outfit your pals know you're and they'll search until you found your main business is to help them right where you are where am i? but certain? well known. quick avoid panic. conserve your energy be calm take stock of the situation see what can be used. hardy complete camping outfit one pocket knife, one match pack, one jerk your chute will you with ample material for many don't hesitate to use it on any parts of the airplane. equipment is much easier to than pilots. there's plenty to occupy your attention. drain oil for future use. it congeals. not you and need that case. good evening. you will move. the little fires soon as possible and make camp. i like firewood. a lot of it and keep collecting. okay. okay. one thing at a time. but keep reminding me. collect firewood like firewood firewood. now what kind firewood d

and a conversation on clean energy with orsted america's ceo david hardy. what is the outlook for the industry? we will discuss in just a bit. i am katie greifeld in new york. welcome to "bloomberg markets." when it comes to the s&p 500, building slightly on yesterday's losses. s&p 500 currently off about .1%. you did have a selloff yesterday. managed to open a little bit higher this morning. about 30 minutes in, those gains have dissipated. big tech, nasdaq 100 trying to say in the green, currently up about .1%, even though you have that selloff in the bond market continuing. the 10-year treasury yield higher by another seven basis points, rapidly approaching 4.70% on that benchmark 10-year yield. we will see if we get there today. first, let's talk about the last of the big bank earnings rolling out this morning. bank of america and morgan stanley topping estimates, with bank of america with one of their best first quarters on record. let's get more details. let's start with bank of america. what went right? >> net-net income finally beating expectations.

i'm the hold you hardy. thanks for watching the issues with a lot say what the navy guns that shows what they know saying that the into the you know, no, no, i gave them the love at them time. so then you know, they have funding game except we went to the team level. okay. gotcha. and was looking on the home team. i mean, i'm going to lot, i'm yeah, no problem. now here's the thing on the call to w o h m o n z c. i called you in a job chat, main eyes, office jones and also the, the, the, the, the more the boy now i have not gotten all the time i go home. okay. the day who is this, the result of the my gums after the the da so the be nancy, you know, and i'm ok with them was the thing that and then you might find that those answers the, the meal the but i don't hear you say no i'm ok, cool. good guy e advice on one of the home, the, on the summer i'm and i'm a winding down, runs back on the check it running and though it will, let me invest, certainly all mazda of the call and tell me if i didn't go with it t

you know, mary, time dispute an increasing number of fishermen, a looking for other work on a hardy in my job, i quit because iranian employee to costco patrols with beating us, you know, shooting at us and smashing. i'll both land for some of my colleagues are still suffering from the injured with. this job is not safe in the bottle. fewer boats, me less proud use for c. that's market traders say the business that used to be booming is now at 10 years dentist tells me i feel a ton of i've worked here for almost 20 years. we used to receive between 25 and 30 tons of fisher day. that's dropped to about 10 to 15 tons. in september, iraq supreme court, an old, a decayed old agreement, was quiet on sharing the hold of the low want to way. the 2 countries only maritime linked to the gulf tension surrounding the shuttle out up river between the one on a rock which is really good. a goes to the war in the 1980s. also pose a threat. a fisherman here say they used to fish all across the gulf and beyond, but increasing aggression, an interception by weight and iranian coast to go to the vessels

of course now to hardy, jo castro, who joins us from washington dc hardy, some strong words that what can we make of what was said a terry absolutely. but if you'll notice that from the white house as national security advisor, jake sullivan, we never heard the word independent. that is, what is the major difference between the us as call for an investigation into the mass graves as compared to that of other were leaders and of the un high commissioner. in fact, the us deputy ambassador to the, to the un told out a 0 earlier that the united states is not ready to endorse an independent or push an independent investigation. but rather the u. s. would be talking to countries considerably with israel and looking at photographs. so there's still a lot of distance there between what the us is calling for and what many other where leaders are calling for. and as far as account ability, certainly we are still very far from that step. would indeed, i mean, will these woods be matched with action because these graves having known about for some time yeah, and it did take several days before th

the rhetoric is ramping up and that of other world leaders and hardy will these words be matched with actions because these graves have been known about for some time. right. and you as really leaning on is real, completing an investigation, withholding judgment, and those are the commonly the reactions we've heard from the white house. whatever is real, is accused of a war crime here. and so there's really no president to fall back on to the us has really said that a line has been crossed, or that israel to face any rep or cautions other than the sanctions on the settlers who've been attacking palestinians in the west bank. but when it comes to gaza, when it comes to israel's war on gaza, really the actions have been the other way around with president joe biden. just today, signing into la get another us, a military, a package to israel. how do you do a customer for us in washington dc? thank you. published in, in june this mohammed crew has been reporting on the wall and gaza is not covering a postal tragedy. his mother was killed by these very forces, and they rated a she for hosp

next to him, i should mention lord pickles, who is like lor hardy are. these two should be fired together. with the removal of robert jenrick and suella braverman , the situation has improved a little, but suella still supports israel's bombing of gaza and the destruction of the people of gaza . he does not believe that settlement is wrong. i think michael gow, oliver dowden and piriti patel are the same. piriti patel's trip to israel should be investigated again. we still don't know who paid for his trip. from his return trip, he tried to change the policies of the government . this was the result of his secret trip without informing his superiors or even the ambassador of our country report it there, he did it. if you look at wikipedia and read the explanations about tom togenhutt, who of course is also the british security minister, he wrote the things that i am going to read to you. he condemned the united nations for its official criticism of israel's actions in building settlements in the occupied palestinian territories. maybe this was said a few

you hardy, thanks for watching the sky there. you see. so it's a lot say what the navy guns that shows what they know.

besides that, i should mention lord pickles, who together are like lor hardy. these two should be fired together. with the departure of robert jenrick and suela braverman, things have gotten a little better. but suella still supports israel's bombing of gaza and the destruction of the people of gaza. he does not believe that settlement is wrong, in my opinion, michael gow, ver dowden and piriti. they should be the same piriti patel's trip to israel should be investigated again. we still don't know who paid for his trip. when he returned from his trip, he tried to change the policies of the government. this was the result of his secret trip, he did this without informing his superiors or even the ambassador of our country there. if you look at wikipedia and read the description of tom tugenhut, of course he is. the english security minister also wrote some things that i will read to you. he faces the united nations due to his official criticism of israel's actions in building settlements in the occupied palestinian territories condemned maybe this was said a few

kone adyga is a brother, first of all, translated into russian, horse means brother, very hardy. very impassable paths, she will withstand heavy snow and a hike of a thousand miles, a unique breed, the best of which has not been and is not for these mountains. odegesh is a breed born for the mountains, for him a load of a hundred kilograms, a light knife, such a loyal and intelligent horse, that the odygs in the old days believed that human blood flows in his veins, from the same centuries, an invariable rule for the rider, instead of gunpowder, pour dried adyghe cheese into one of the gozyrs, an ideal energy product on a long hike, the air here seems to be saturated with cheese aroma , it is fried, smoked, and of course, it is the only thing that is used to fill the main dish of the adyghe table; for the halyuzhiks, we only take adyghe cheese, no other cheese will do, only odigean cheese. burning oil into gold halves of the sun, to the crispy edges they are filled with white miracle adygea. the heritage of the republic is adyghe cheese. thousands of tons of it are now scattered aroun

the hardy that govern poland from 2015 until last year. government back candidate petrik pelligrini. one slovak is presidential election in a close race. his appointment to the large lease term on your role will be a boost to slovakia, as pro russian prime minister robert fits. so under fits those leadership, the nato member state has about not to get involved in defending its neighbor, ukraine against russia. the government's a cost latin america, our condemning ecuador is police raid. on the mexican embassy, mexico has severed diplomatic ties with ecuador after the raid on friday night, in which special forces detained former vice president core, hey glass. he has been arrested on corruption charges and had been in the mexican embassy since december. 8th photo was rate of mexico's embassy has caused outrage. a growing list of countries had issued gazing. refute protest in mexico took the fury to the spring with a mixture of helplessness. anger, frustration, and above whole, seeing that the spot there, if it's to keep people inside safe, i don't want to. i did not succeed, nor garci

tracking, but still the most unsurpassed dock trackers are huskies, they are real pros, obedient, hardylent long-distance runners, the local husky center does doc-tracking only in the warm season, for dogs it’s something like... the number of wise men and women: in which city in russia is the russian museum located? yes, of course, in st. petersburg, but any tolik knows that, but there is. a museum in the far north in the city of kogaly, but something else is important here, the exhibitions that are held here will be managed by a metropolitan resident, it seems incredible, but here on the edge of the earth you can see a canvas aivazovsky, savrasov, kuinzhi, repin, lintulov, for the past 4 years he has been bringing the most interesting exhibitions from private and state collections to kogalym. russian museum. in general, in the near future they plan to create a full-fledged branch of the russian museum with a permanent exhibition in the golym cultural and exhibition center, but for now the sixth exhibition of famous works by russian artists has been brought here. and in kogalym there is

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after sundown, there's a hardy, a range of food available in henry's old town. muse cuisine is extremely varied, especially here on tie in st. are also known as bierce street. it's a hot spot among the noise evening revellers. the just to the so is one team lake. the . 2 the this time is about taking the train home the because not far from the lake is a noise main railway station. the ticket counter is in the main waiting hall tree and travel in vietnam is straightforward. we have tickets for the s t one at 1015. the sy gone express number one, the think? oh, yeah, the call is for that though, do you do? vietnam's real network was built during the french colonial period and has played a prominent role in the country's history, recounted to us by trends on bond, one to come to the station. he's a frequent traveler on this train. the railways are an important symbol for the 79 year old war veteran. the are trained the parts on time, the, the, the, our journey will take us from north to south in this thing, coastal country and will last over 32 hours the, our route will take us right past t

no wonder the scots like to read something hardy and invigorating, such as haggis, the scottish national dish. that symbolizes the rugged, unique landscape, like no other cotton opened a hockey. this is always a special moment. the scottish dishes, awful minutes with oatmeal in spices and cooked in an animal stomach is just the samosas. copeland's rug is countryside with its mountain peaks and lakes. the thing i love most of a highest actually is it's a for us to tell us it's an unbelievably flexible food for us to forms. but actually there is no, there's no right or wrong way to deal. rooney originally, hails from islands. he moved to scotland in the 19 ninety's and has been selling haggis through an online shop for 10 years now. in 2019, he started to guess cooking school on a sheet from outside glasgow for them to i guess experience. my name is lee, i'm going to take you through the whole story a miss on the taste. traditionally haggis has made which cellphone it tends to spoil quickly, so it has to be pre cooked as soon as it's removed from the call cuz hot live and long so mixed wit

cal osha has determined the worker's employer, darcy and hardy construction inc knowingly committed safety violations by neither providing a protective system for employees working in that trench norm means of escape such as a ladder in case of collapse. the company has been cited more than $370,000 for the incident. taking a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza this evening. not too many cars out there. i assume some folks got out today. enjoy the nice weather. we have meteorologist kyla grogan is here with more on what we can expect tomorrow. michaela. hey there. yeah. beautiful day today. in fact, we had some once again. well above average temperatures that wanted talk to you about. so let's start with that. >> a pretty nice night out there. but let's look at what we hit today. 80 degrees in livermore and 70 would be normal this time of year. 79 in santa rosa and again, that's 10 degrees above normal. so even san francisco got up to 70 degrees. you know, it's a warm day when we are going to have some nice temperatures tomorrow, but they won't be quite as warm as they were today. r

the guy is hardy and strong there, he doesn’t have to worry about anything, he’s even in space. solvesating, her legs are swimming, scraping the bottom with screws, this is how the americans see our russian world in their movies. i feel like a happy person when my loved ones are with me and when everything is fine with them, and we spend common evenings playing board games, when i... sister, the main happiness is my family, and we say hello to everyone to our grandmothers and grandfathers and sisters brothers, many thanks to their parents for raising me, making me a real person, what makes me happy is the health of my loved ones, not only my loved ones, everyone around me, and this is very important, i wish our country to be healthy, i love my country, i am proud of it and i wish everyone. find your happiness in it, at the end of the program a little more about that very world based on rules, where, where there are some rules for some, other rules for others, everything is the same, tracing paper, as they say, at the end of the program, and sports news, remember, we are with you litera

but it was a big win at the tonight. 68 right you know, a last-ditch effort there, but no going to hardyes off 1, 1, 0, 4, with the final. it's really now trail in this series to new york. 2 to 0 is the how it stays on to baseball. science and bases loaded right here in the second for and a grounder to the middle kicks off the francisco lindor glove and where you see it there. >> he allowed 2 runs. come around. they pick up to 0 lead early. the giants they keep adding on here. matt chapman, here is this curve ball into the corner. john first what they go. 4 to 0 eventually they take his game and they win. so talk to you. >> you know, this point, we had allowed that those seventy-sixers last highlights that was cry will tell you deflating losses for both the 76 1 had to make well. we'll see what they can next that's what we've got to see tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: nothing but the two of speak of the judge sends everyone early home on day one of the trump trial so a juror can go to the dentist. >> announcer: then, campus chaos. it is spreading. >> are poor on america's elite college

and we required to have darcy and hardie have a certified construction professional on site during the work hours. going forward. so the project where the fatality occurred had been paused, but has started back up with the all of the excavation work scope removed and only paving and bulb out construction and other surface level work is currently allowed, there is an effort to have a third party safety monitor on site for these types of projects, where there's a concern like this. okay. i guess i was a little confused by that answer. i realize we're apparently we're not on site every day if we're managing a project, that's why we hire contractors. it's not feasible that we have someone there to sitting there watching. i understand that, so but this was a case where the safety measures were removed prior to when they should have been. no. in this case, i think those safety measures, while they had been well, cal osha had recommended those identified that similar problem and recommended those safety measures at the other location. it's not clear that those safety measures, if they were ev

first transplant. made in 1964 american surgeon james hardy. the organ donor was a chimpanzee. lived for an hour and a half after the operation. and on december 3, 1967 , the world's first successful cardiac transplantation was performed. it was made by a south african doctor, christian bernard. we cardiologists are very familiar with the concept of sudden cardiac arrest, but in 2023 it became known that belarusian doctors and scientists had found a way out, even from such a seemingly literally hopeless situation. about this in general about what opportunities our cardiologists have today to prolong life themselves the main organ of the human body, in the program studio we will talk with the director of the republican scientific and practical center for cardiology, the chief freelance cardiologist... said 45%. how to deal with this? well, first of all, these individuals must understand that their health is largely in their hands. they must adapt to a healthy lifestyle, and if their clinical condition, the presence of arterial hypertension, dyslepidemia, increased weight, impair

american surgeon james hardy. the organ donor was a chimpanzee.s made by a south african doctor, christian bernard. modern cardiologists are well familiar with the concept of “sudden cardiac arrest,” but in 2023 it became known that belarusian doctors and scientists had found a way out, even if it would have affected such a literally hopeless situation, about this in general about what today... our cardiologists have the opportunity to extend the life of the most important organ of the human body, in the program studio we will talk with the director of the republican scientific and practical center for cardiology, the chief freelance cardiologist of the ministry of health, natalya pavlovna, hello, hello, ekaterina, let's start with that very breakthrough, as it seems to me , probably, ordinary people will agree with me about the technology for preventing sudden cardiac arrest, can you provide details for ordinary people? the object was an enterprise where very many women, in general, in accordance with the fact that this happened under the auspice

investigadores de cal osha dijeron que darcy hardy construction, inc. no proporcionó un sistema de proteccióne escape en caso de colapso, como sería una escalera. si usted tiene dudas o preguntas sobre relacionadas con la salud y la seguridad en el lugar de trabajo, se puede comunicar directamente a cal osha y está viendo el número de teléfono es el 83357909 27 hay representantes bilingües disponibles. por otro lado, una televidente se comunicó con telemundo 48 afirmando ser víctima de estafas telefónicas. los presuntos malhechores la han llamado varias veces diciéndole que poseen toda la información de ella personal y que debe pagar una supuesta demanda. jessica gallegos habló con ella y nos detalla cómo han sido estas llamadas que ha recibido desde hace ya unos meses. esta persona me dice que desde septiembre del año pasado ha venido recibiendo varias llamadas telefónicas de diferentes números y que de hecho, cada vez que la llaman le dicen que tiene una amenaza de cobranza con una empresa en washington y que supuestamente está empresa la está demandando. de hecho hablé con ella y me dice t

they look so delicate, but they are very hardy. they migrate here, they land on our beaches. as volunteers, we go out -- i am working with the scarborough -- the county of scarborough, maine. and we have a program. we volunteer, we work about three days -- three times per day with shifts, and we educate people who are walking the beaches. we educate folks with dogs. we have to implement, try to remind them gently and kindly, that their dog should be leased when there are plovers around. they are trying to build their nests. soon, eggs will be hatched. that is a real crucial time. again, there's dogs on the beach, other critters, other predators. i guess the good news is every year they do the count, and i guess there's other states in the northeast -- maine leads the way because of the great efforts of so many volunteers, from the yorks to mid-coast. our numbers are growing. babies fledge basically from mid july, and them of july to august -- host: thank you. let me stop you there. the important of volunteers that she brought up. guest: absolutely. today is earth day. every d

some are hardy in at all — all due to anxiety and mental health issues.t—covid, we've found that the numbers have increased massively. notjust with our young people, but with parents as well. anxieties around everything. in poorer areas in england, 43% of kids in their gcse year have been persistently absence since september. yeah, so 40 different agency contacts, a mixture of meetings, phone calls, police visits, social worker visits. the weekly log of safeguarding concerns. it shows incidents where children are asking forfood, to an incident of self—harm so severe they had to be taken to a&e. improving behaviour, too, has been a challenge since covid and has required a lot of extra work by staff. we've gone from seeing the worst - behaviour we'd seen when we got back to now i think we're at the point where we're definitely - in line if not better _ than we've ever been before. as sam talks to us, he becomes distracted by an incident in the hall. we've got a student who isn't - in a good place in general and we're having to put in a lot of support for he

, having sort of hardiness, having a tough neck, being sort of resilient are seem to be sort of dirtyrows about, you know, gender and diversity quotas or kind of the woke stories that keep coming out of the army about so and so being reprimanded for misgendering or whatever it is. it feels like there that , you it feels like there that, you know, the one place in the country, the one institution that you think should be just intolerant of any nonsense like that and be focused on getting yourself like you said, fit enough and mentally resilient enough and mentally resilient enough to let's not beat around the bush here, potentially kill people in defence of your country. the greatest sacrifice you could ever make. >> and just to be clear, i'm not having a go at doing that job. well, i'm not having a go at you too. i'm just getting absolutely sick and tired. there's nothing aimed at you. >> i know it's not being tired all the time of anyone. that is patriotic . there is proud of patriotic. there is proud of their country. that's not ashamed of whether it's the flag or the anthem or what

they look like this, suitable only for strong, hardy people.to the steering wheel, but our arms are relaxed, we cannot bear the load on them, otherwise our neck may hurt. we pick up speed to 20 km/h. i don’t advise beginners to accelerate faster. to get more benefit from your workout, alternate the load. we pedal for 30 seconds at a medium pace, and for half a minute at a fast pace. if the pulse jumps, stop the activity. at first we train for 15 minutes, gradually increasing it to 40. and then cardio exercise will only benefit us. our good cheerful morning continues and we continue our journey through our country. right now we suggest going to tula. great choice. what immediately comes to your mind? how about gingerbread? what else do you want? samovar, glorious weapons traditions. lefty, after all, who shod the blah. but, of course, that’s not all. tula is a beautiful modern city, where there is something to see and eat. what else is there to be surprised about? floating bridges, children's sports and observation platforms, all this is a pedes

it's, it's ignorant, but mixed with our gains and then a hardiness and that changes the tenor was like, would you stop complaining well, or in the middle of the air or, you know, a light or, and i look at the state department officials. if you notice a smirk all the time. yeah, they don't. yeah. they, they know it's kabuki theater. you know, sam, i said in my introduction here is, um, is that, um, israel is boiling for a greater regional more of course he wants the united states to fight it for him. well, if you're in his really high official, you would think that's very logical. i mean, we're giving you these railings or getting away with genocide done. of course the americans, they get it back us in a war. i mean, if you're, it is really official, a died and will design is you. of course, you're going to believe the joe biden will be led by the nose. go ahead, sam isaac, israel used this as a win win win it from its insidious perspective. the bombs, the iranians in syria is the ryans response. they get a wire war if they don't respond, they're humiliated. if there is a regional or th

made his first parachute jump at the age of 11, are always ready to defend their homeland, they are hardyd you... will you be ready to get up? of course yes. yes. ivan prozurov, gusein guseinov, igor kritskov, yulia khodorova and alexey klyuchnikov. first channel. tula. and more about our defenders. guard lieutenant vladimir oleynikov, paramedic artillery battalion. repeatedly saved wounded comrades under fire. in one of the battles, he took out the fire lines of four fighters. provided assistance and organized evacuation to a field hospital. guard senior lieutenant igor filipenko promptly repaired it. reconfigured the satellite communications station, unit control was restored, and the enemy attack was repelled. in moscow, the exhibition of captured western equipment is being replenished with new models. the exhibition opens on poklonnaya hill on may 1 and will last a month. they drove me to in particular, american military humvee suvs, a three-seven howitzer, a french amx10 armored car, which is sometimes called a wheeled tank, and a finnish-made armored personnel carrier. previously, t

but holding mccomb to hardy over that even though i think that's what should always input on. what is this rubbish? by the end of the day, it's about showing cool. these really much are these really james bone. the parents will never be achieved through us as a nation's into a capabilities are not damaged by those assistant nation. so we are left only with the need to show to ron is often portrayed in western media as a malign actor. there is a very rarely a recognition that, like most other states, iran has legitimate security concerns and a times has responded with restraint. over the past few months, israel had killed multiple senior iranian ministry officials in syria. israel has conducted corporate operations against iranian nuclear facilities against iran in infrastructure, kills iranian sciences, iranian commanders on iranian soil. so this is not a one sided fights, and you rarely see the western media trying to striking balance and distribution or allocating a blame for the current situation. so what was really behind the ron's theatricals, but ultimately the limiting

i mean cheese, how many people that i hear hardy stories and the children wacked out on fica? oh, that's a beaut. yeah. have a little oxy cotton, you know, make you happy, feel some pain this will get rid of it. that's from a documentary. it's called the illusion of democracy. you should watch it. it's pretty good. think about that. the 440000 people die from cigarette smoking. a 106000 people die from pharmaceutical drugs. 41000 people die every year from alcohol. and you know, how many died for marijuana? 0. by the way, look, i'm not here. don't, don't, don't, don't think of that. i'm sitting here advocating for marijuana. i'm not. but these numbers, when you look at them, it makes you wonder what the hell is going on right. there are $800000.00 people a year arrested in the united states and marijuana charge is 90 percent for possession only. so over a 40 year period now that's roughly $27000000.00 people have been arrested on marijuana charges. did you hear what he said? 27000000 people arrested in the united states of america on marijuana charges. 27000000. where is that

occupying power and gas and must ensure that palestinians get access to medical treatment. horrendous and hardy finding footage reviews after these reinforces withdrew from the chip complex and the area surrounding get half shop the entire population in gaza as little as another as an occupying foreign gone. so must ensure the protection of continue assessed and to ensure the face fact because of the population for everything that is essential for the device . fortunately, the entire account, the population has lost their health care system. and as many hospitals have been pushed out of service as a result of the fact that by being defined hospitality is over 6 months now, leaving thousands of people attend for their own health care service as their own lives. depend on there is no health care facility and gather the kind of support that the great needs the way that that should be to go complex. he's to what he used to be the biggest hospital and the entire occupied kind of seeing kids speaking from rossa the international red cross officer there while explosives, comments on how to in the goal

um, so looking at hardy it is not, it is not a big loss but its to a loss for as an add on as the presence for the 3rd time in a row, they still trust them. they still want them as good as a video of the country, but largely due to economical reasons, due to economic difficulties of the people. they have given a for them as safe morning to to the president. because they would, they don't want the opposition to be anywhere near the country. but at the same time they want to add on to emphasize more on people's economic hardship. is the seems to be the general comments going all around into cam right now. as to the reason there's really for administer has congratulated the opposition parties each be on its victory as well as linking are the ones a p parties, losses with its political stance towards israel. what are your thoughts on that? now you, if you know anything about turkish paul takes, this is across the board and on both sides of the aisle, you cannot give you enough support to guys that to, to the palestinians, to, to win people's hearts. that, that's for sure. and this is regarding