the key terrain domg harpers ferry on the maryland shore. a third column, one infantry division under general john will march downear point of rocks on the potomac go through northern virginia and come and capture loudon heights on the on the south side, harpers ferry on the virginia side commanding harpers ferry, capturing those key positions with jackson sealing off the west. they be able to destroy or capture the union at harpers ferry once the garrison is captured. all the troops will march to hagerstown where we see the other red big red dot. that is where lee will re concentrate his army. but in the original plan, nobody going to go to hagerstown initially. when they began to execute the order on september the 10th, lee, however, had learned through some of his or someone that there was a union militia, hagerstown, from pennsylvania and that the people in hagerstown were taking their food supplies out. he needs that food bad. so he modifies the plan, the march, and he takes command u to hagerstown and he leaves hill's division at boone

once their telegraphic indications to harpers ferry?>> we don't know of any communications that occurred with lee . we knew lee rose lafayette told, kind of admonished him he had heard from him and he wanted to know how things were going . is verypossible that he heard from jackson for . jackson was apprising him where he was in the course of the operation. lee's timetable, i have to believe jackson and most laws and the others in this timetable were like, seriously? you're the boss. they call for all the troops to be in their place by september 12 so youhave two days to over 50 miles for jackson's command .and take care of the uniongarrison at spartanburg . he was a tall order for me to expect them to be carried out what they couldn't know when they were planning this operation was with the garrisons try to run for it ? th>> .. time for one last question. two but they are really quick. they followed up on the lease measure, how much do you think is extremely cautious impacting his decision on the campaign as opposed to the retreat? i d

harper, and running. well, mr.ve 60 million disrupted journeys , 80,000 trains down, journeys, 80,000 trains down, record low opinion polls, the conservative. but there was glimmer of hope at the weekend. 30% of voters are still undecided about how they're going to vote . certainly here at going to vote. certainly here at gb news, our view is tell us all the time. the best of getting wavering tories back onside is to take this battle to the unions and do a maggie thatcher. when will channel his inner maggie ? well, i think what maggie? well, i think what people want to see is to get these disputes sorted out and on these disputes sorted out and on the rail network is to get the rail network back up and running again . and that's what we've again. and that's what we've been trying to do. so look, the deal has to be done. the detail have to be done between the employers. the train employers. so that's the train operating network rail and operating the network rail and the government's the trade unions government's jo

mark harper saying he'd like to speak to nick. is the sticking to nick.is the sticking point ? well basically, point now? well basically, everybody's blaming everybody else. i was outside the department of transport few weeks ago when mark harper as the new transport secretary, had a meeting with mick lynch at the time, the noises were very positive. mick lynch was like, well, at least he's to talking us. unlike grant shapps, who wouldn't even talk to them . the wouldn't even talk to them. the railway unions are saying that the government have directly to block a deal , that they in fact block a deal, that they in fact the drive alice trains is a huge , huge sticking point in of the other terms and conditions and the pay offer the rmt are absolutely dead against rivals train they are saying that the government inserted these nine bullet points into the offer that was made then of course they said that they couldn't accept. so it's very difficult to see a way out of it but railway use has about 20% since the pandemic. there are, as in the pandemic. there a

mark harper, the transport secretary was asked about on the same programme.soon as you start putting artificial deadlines and things you tend to end up with a bad deal. i think both the companies and the railway unions are keen to reach an agreement that we will have to see if they can hammer out the detail thatis if they can hammer out the detail that is for them to do. i facilitated an offer, i have brought the two sides together with the real minister who has been having regular meetings making sure we have regular progress such as for the two sides to hammer to deal and try and get somewhere they can agree. to make sure everyone _ somewhere they can agree. to make sure everyone was — somewhere they can agree. to make sure everyone was listening - somewhere they can agree. to make sure everyone was listening and - sure everyone was listening and watching at home, that clip was about strikes which is what i wanted to talk to you about next. mark harper are not talking about gender reform in scotland, talking about strikes. the transport secretary has been t

mark harper saying that the government is not rushing into a decision, but the deadline is wednesdaywould be significant because it has never been done in the history of evolution so the uk government has a big, potentially controversial decision to make this week. iam i am lose vaughanjones. this bbc news. —— lewis. hello. well, at last it's feeling a lot more like winter again and maybe windy out there adding to the chill today. but the colder air is set to get even colder over the next few days. as i said, though, windy, making it feel colder at the moment, particularly across england and wales. gusts of wind a0, 50 miles an hour. it's that which helped a band of rain and patchy rain that is, hail, sleet and snow push into wales, the midlands and east anglia for the afternoon. still a few heavy showers through the english channel, but actually not as many as we saw this morning. away from that, a lot of dry weather to come. some rain returns to the west of northern ireland later. snow showers in the north of scotland. here your afternoon highs four to nine celsius, around where we

ellen watkins harper. was there any connection between the grim case and frances harper then? oh, go ahead. and secondly, just to get that in and then i'll set the this has to do with the grim quai brothers. where they have come down in the 1890 and 1900s. and the whole struggle between booker washington and the more accommodationist policy he was advocating and w.e.b. dubois. and they're more activist radical policy. he was advocating for advancing black civil rights. where would the grimsley brothers have down in that whole and the larger political debate going on in the black? well, thank you for your question and good question. so, frances ellen watkins harper, the fortney were phenomenal organizers, abolition, so they knew frances. ellen watkins harper. they knew her uncle watkins, who was an activist both in baltimore and then helped sell black newspapers in philadelphia as well. so they knew each other. how deeply like a friendship became. i didn't find evidence of that but they definitely knew each

well, mark harper seems things?harper seems to have better relationship to have a better relationship with lynch than grant with mick lynch than grant shapps, his predecessor. so that's a good starting point . that's a good starting point. the issue is that, yes, that they're having conversations there are conversations in the offing, at least about these issues around holidays, pensions, bonuses , etc. but we pensions, bonuses, etc. but we just hitting the sticking point of the drive for any trains and how many conversations they have. they're not going to get the sort of substance of the conversation which is this issue. because if the government concedes that the unions point that it's dangerous to have driver only trains, then be impossible for the government to reform the rail network further down the line . and we know that down the line. and we know that since the pandemic, the has been propping up rail and we know propping up the rail and we know that the government being the tuc is government being tuc is t

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this is the harper's weekly -- interesting, harper's weekly journal of civilization. but on the cover there's this fat, fat guy, and and that is william maher tweed, the tweed of the tweed ring. to this day, certainly for historians, he's a kind of a symbol of corrupt urban politics. william mar tweed was popularly known as boss tweed. boss meaning thate s the bos of politics -- boss of politics in new york. he was the one who called the shots due to his position in tammany hall. interestingly here, even though some people might associate tweed, tweediness with some irish clothing, tweed was not himself irish -- he was neither irish nor catholic. he was an immigrant, however. he was the son of immigrants, but immigrants of a scot presbyterian background. i don't know how much history you all know, but back in the old -- in ireland, there is no sharper conflict between irish catholic ares and scot everybody presbyterians. scottish. they were sworn enemies in the world world. and it's -- old world. and it's not like those battle lines completely disappeared in the new w

sisters now the unions are using the current situation to their advantage transport minister mark harperr attack on the union today, urging them to moderate their appetites and calling strikes useless here, not a bottomless pit of taxpayer money, people have invested huge funds to the rail industry over the past few years, when it was hit hard by the pandemic, when no one traveled harper claims that the strikers were offered a compromise agreement back in december. the leader of the largest railway workers' union, arti don't scream , said that the minister was telling a lie. according to him , the government did everything so that the trade unions rejected the deal. they refuse to negotiate because they want to make working people poorer and that includes everything in the transportation industry. whose additions to wages have been torn to pieces for the last 20 or 30 years, in addition to the railway workers in early january are going to continue strikes. nurses and ambulance crews polls show 2/3 of people in britain support strikers doctors national health system is in a deplorable sta

harper claims that the strikers were offered a compromise agreement back in december.he largest railway workers' union , said that the minister was telling a lie. according to him , the government did everything to make the trade unions reject the deal. they refuse negotiate because they want to make working people poorer and that includes everything in the transportation industry. whose pay raises have been torn to pieces in the last 20 or 30 years, besides the railroad workers in early january are going to continue strikes. nurses and ambulance crews polls show 2/3 of people in britain support strikers medics national health system is in a deplorable state study commissioned by sky news showed that one in five patients, desperate to get an appointment with a doctor, is forced to self-medicate professor of medicine robert goway writes that he has not encountered such a thing in his entire career. i've been an er doctor for 22 years, but i've never seen anything like the healthcare system is in crisis. in every hospital in the country, patients wait hours in the emerge

so i hope mark harper and the ministers responsible can move that forward. are going to get a meeting with them next week but they seem content for the action to go ahead, and have done nothing over the past six or seven weeks to move it forward. this morning, transport secretary mark harper told bbc breakfast that he is eagerfor a deal to be secured with the rail unions: i want to see the rmt back around the table _ i want to see the rmt back around the table so we can try and get a good _ the table so we can try and get a good settlement that is fair to the people _ good settlement that is fair to the people who work in the industry, but also fair— people who work in the industry, but also fair to— people who work in the industry, but also fair to the travelling public and the — also fair to the travelling public and the taxpayer. the taxpayer has made _ and the taxpayer. the taxpayer has made a _ and the taxpayer. the taxpayer has made a huge investment in the rail industry— made a huge investment in the rail industry over the last couple of years _ indus

but transport secretary mark harper is calling on members harper is calling on rmt members to the picket line and, to get off the picket line and, get round the negotiating table, are holding are rail strikes holding ordinary workers like you to ransom? also this hour, interview with itv v. prince harry has said that he wants father and brother back . do you father and brother back. do you think charles and william should forgive or is he done too much? and this is a big one. this is a big one that i want your views on today. ladies and gents mrs. trump yourselves. and are we going to see the return of the mask, the uk? how security agency is warning people to stay at they unwell at home if they feel unwell because the stuff and because he's done the stuff and wear when outside . here's wear face when outside. here's what i want from you today , what i want from you today, ladies gentlemen. email me. ladies and gentlemen. email me. jb views gb news don't uk get jb views on gb news don't uk get yourself on the telly first things first. should charles and wills forgive ? but then there's w

all of it's and mark harper , all all of it's and mark harper, all of whom i think will bring of profileo the job hall of fame. i think we can say probably a bit more in students camp, but i think it's going to be any great rift between them. and what is bofis rift between them. and what is boris johnson we've heard a lot about, the former prime minister in this process. are people actually money in this process. are people actualtheir money in this process. are people actualtheir are? money in this process. are people actualtheir are? yes, money in this process. are people actualtheir are? yes, but ney in this process. are people actualtheir are? yes, but they where their are? yes, but they do this all the time. boris johnson, we could have to be the next manager of chelsea or of everton west ham, and they everton or west ham, and they would money in boris would put their money in boris johnson and jacob rees—mogg. indeed, the calling for johnson and jacob rees—mogg. indeto, the calling for johnson and jacob rees—mogg. indeto be the calling for johnson and jacob rees—mogg. indeto be give

that was something put to the uk government minister on the airwaves this morning, mark harper, and heing rights. there are trans— there are conflicting rights. there are trans people who have suffered discrimination and who want their rights _ discrimination and who want their rights respected but equally, i have listened _ rights respected but equally, i have listened carefully to the concerns many _ listened carefully to the concerns many women have had about worries that they— many women have had about worries that they have got about risks to their— that they have got about risks to their safety, and i heard brian cox there _ their safety, and i heard brian cox there are — their safety, and i heard brian cox there are just talking about some of there are just talking about some of the things— there are just talking about some of the thingst rowling has said, some very reasonable things that people are entitled to say, as she had been treated _ are entitled to say, as she had been treated very — are entitled to say, as she had been treated very badly in response and i think this _

vietnam and then you've seen those in subsequent since and i got to mention that that my daughter harper now has a bracelet from apple which is a wonderful surprise for her to about two weeks ago. so thank you very much for that. so these all of these efforts for a lot of fruit, the government didn't really get mad at the lives for breaking the keep quiet policy and the wives went and spread this message as widely as they could and told everybody and because of that advocacy, because love, because their dedication, because their hard and their creativity, the american p.o.w.s finally came home and in february. 1973, after eight years in hanoi. emma shoemaker, admiral stockdale, admiral denton and a whole of other people over 100, about four, maybe five or 600 came home. and an airports across the country, they landed, they walked out their planes with their head held high. they were turned exactly as they always had aspired. they were turned home with honor. thank you for listening to this story and i hope remembering some of the lessons. and thank you for having me here at the naval aca

. but in the meantime let�*s hear from mark harper.lusion as soon as we can. adults who are unwell are being urged to wear a face covering outdoors, in new advice to try and stop the spread of flu and covid. the uk health security agency has also issued back—to—school advice, asking parents to keep children off school if they are showing symptoms of scarlet fever, such as a high temperature. jon donnison reports. with doctors warning the nhs has already gone past breaking point, concerns today that schools going back could add further pressure. the message from the uk health security agency is to keep children home if they�*re unwell and have a fever, to avoid infecting others. and the advice is not just for children. the agency�*s chief medical adviser, susan hopkins, says adults who are unwell should also stay home and should wear a face covering if they have to go out. they should avoid health care settings and vulnerable people. the reason for the concern, a rising number of cases of flu, covid and scarlet fever, which is caused by

her grief following the suicide of her son benjamin in 2022, she leaves behind daughters, riley, harperinley. she was just 54 years old. >> todd: president biden surprising reporters by admitting more documents were stashed inside his wilmington, delaware garage. >> my corvette is in a locked garage, not sitting in the street. >> it was in a locked garage? >> yes, as well as my corvette. i said earlier this week, people know i take classified documents and classified material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully and completely with the justice department review. >> carley: joe concha with his take. "new york post" is covering this story on their cover, showing biden pulling out of the garage with cardboard box in the corner and asks, does this look secure to you? >> joe: this guy, the post headline writers, underpaid completely. >> carley: absolutely. >> joe: carley, take your wedding ring or todd, take your college fund and put in the garage next to your car, probably not a corvette, proenl more of ford fiesta guy. you have knowa acura? me, too. tell me if you think it is tot

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interesting, harper's weekly with this fat guy, that is william mott her tweed. a figure that is still, to this day, a symbol of corrupt urban litics. that william magear tweed was popularly known as boss twed because he was the boss of politics in new york. he was the one who call the shots due to his position in tammany hall. interestingly, here, even though some people might associate tweed with irish clothing. you may associate that with the irish. he was not irish, neither was he irish catholic. he was scotch presbyterian, think of this. i do not know how much irish history you all know. but, back in the old time in ireland there was no sharper conflict between irish catholics and scottish presbyterian's. they were sworn enemies in the old world and it is not like those old world battle and completely disappeared in the new world. about the time of the tweed scandal in 1871, there were actually riots in new york city called the orange riots. they were not about oranges, they were about orange man, or scotts and irish presbyterian's. who centuries earlier had

interesting, harper's weekly with this fat guy, that is william mott her tweed. a figure that is still, to this day, a symbol of corrupt urban politics. that william magear tweed was popularly known as boss twed because he was the boss of politics in new york. he was the one who call the shots due to his position in tammany hall. interestingly, here, even though some people might associate tweed with irish clothing. you may associate that with the irish. he was not irish, neither was he irish catholic. he was scotch presbyterian, think of this. i do not know how much irish history you all know. but, back in the old time in ireland there was no sharper conflict between irish catholics and scottish presbyterian's. they were sworn enemies in the old world and it is not like those old world battle and completely disappeared in the new world. about the time of the tweed scandal in 1871, there were actually riots in new york city called the orange riots. they were not about oranges, they were about orange man, or scotts and irish presbyterian's. who centuries earlier h

matt harper -- mattie harper joins us.et's start there, the amount of attraction fort worth is getting right now we already know was a big operator when it came to railroads but is now a major player for defense as well. talk to us about that. >> supply chain issues are affecting the entire country and we have taken the approach of working with private sector to bring it all home. you mentioned our proximity to the rail system. we are home of the nsf rail. what does the future look like in technology innovation and transportation? honestly, no one is doing it better than here in fort worth, the hillwood ross perot company. private public partnership devoted to attracting businesses for future innovation in transportation in texas. right here in fort worth. synergy is happening. top-notch companies rethinking the way to be will move goods and people across the country. everyone from the autonomous trucking country, the two simple , and google drones, all situated here. north texas continues to be one of the fastest-growing

married michael jackson and nicolas cage and michael lockwood, they had two daughters, finally and harperwe saw the video todd just showed, she was walking the red were caet and talking to billy bush and had to hold on to her manager, she said i am just going to grab your arm. people said she appeared unsteady. authorities said there appeared to be no drugs found at the scene. she did code a few more times at the hospital. they placed her on life support and gave her a temporary pacemaker and didn't make it. >> cardiac arrest. >> larry gatlin, friend of the show, wrote two hit songs with elvis. we wanted to give you more time to put in perspective, lisa marie, whose dad passed away when she was just nine. >> good morning, kids. i made two new year's resolutions this year. i made my mind up i would stop saying that i love things that i don't love. i don't love chocolate cake, i like chocolate cake, i have used it in a cavalier manner. i made resolution, when i say i'm going to pray for somebody and sent them my heartfelt condolens, i'm going to do that. this old 74-year-old father and gran

. >> lisa marie survived by her mother and three daughters, reilly, harper and findlay. just 54 years old. back to you. >> wow. unbelievable. thanks, todd. >> she was born on february 1st, 1968. exactly nine months after her parents were married. she moved to l.a. at the age of 4 with her mother in 1973 after they were divorced and elvis died four years later. she was only the years old. she is the sole inheriter of grace land there were three people going continue to later it. the grand father, her great-grandmother and they both passed away and, therefore, she is the sole executor and inheritor. >> pete: brian, you had a chance recently to go to grace land and get significant elvis was to this country. >> brian: the thing was i remember the tour guide who brought us around was saying, you know, when lisa marie comes in with her family she looks at the house as her father's house. shut down all tours. walk around and let the kids live in there freely. >> ainsley: would she spend the night there. >> brian: she would spend the night there that's great point i remember tha

however, the transport secretary, mark harper , says it secretary, mark harper, says it isfime secretaryark harper, says it is time for the unions to get off the picket line and get round the negotiating table. the government to continue government is going to continue to really try and to work really hard to try and help bring the two sides together to this resolved . i together to get this resolved. i know how frustrating this is for commuters and the danger is it puts people off using the railways, is a of self railways, which is a bit of self harm on the part of the rail unions that haven't settled this dispute. i think dispute. what i think the government is make sure government can do is make sure there's fair and reasonable there's a fair and reasonable offer the table which there offer on the table which there is facilitate those negotiations between and trade between employers and trade unions and try and make sure we get this dispute resolved for the travelling public . the the travelling public. the government insists it is doing everything possible to increase hospital capaci

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reporter: presley was the mother to four children, including actress riley keough and twin daughters harperwood. tragedy struck the presley family again in 2020 when lisa marie's 27-year-old son, benjamin keough, died by suicide. the latest movie about her father, elvis, won best actor at the golden globes tuesday. austin butler in that role thanking the family in his acceptance speech. >> thank you for opening your hearts, your memories, your home to me. lisa marie, priscilla, i love you forever. >> reporter: abc's chris connelly sitting dune with presley last year ahead of the film's release. lisa marie saying butler was the only person ever to accurately depict her father on screen. >> it's almost as if he channeled him. he puts everything he has, his heart, soul, everything he had, into researching it, reading, watching, learning. he honored him in every way possible. >> reporter: her father's rebellious streak something, she says, she inherited. >> i think it's -- it's in the bloodline. ♪ >> the wild card factor is alive and well in this family, i think, alive and well in me. yes. to t

ll, some of the other current bestsellers include the janet mary sixeport, published by harper's. about 40,000 have been sold since the beginning of the year. michelle obama's send book, the light we carry, remains a bestseller. over 26,0 have been sold in 2023. and to history books are on the bestseller lists as well. sty schiff's the revolutionary. sam adams and miss america edited bprinceton historians julian zelizer and kevin kruse. eachf ose books has sold north of 4000 copies. this year, so far. well, another historical book has garnered several awards, including most recently, the cundhill history prize, as well as the national book award last year. ty miles is a harvard historian and she joined us recently to discuss her book, all that she carried. and joining us now on about books is professor tia miles of harvard. her most recent book is called all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. professor miles, you have won not one, not two, not three, but at least seven major awards odds for this book. what do you think was the appeal of the sto

or syo now the unions are using the current situation to their advantage transport minister mark harperanother attack on the union today, urging them to moderate their appetites and calling strikes useless here, it's not a bottomless pit of taxpayer money people have invested huge funds to the rail industry over the past few years, when it was hit hard by the pandemic, when no one traveled harper claims that the strikers were offered a compromise agreement back in december. artik, the leader of the largest railway union, said that the minister was telling a lie. according to him, the government did everything so that the trade unions rejected the deal. they refuse to negotiate because they want to make working people poorer and this includes the entire transportation industry. whose additions to wages have been torn to pieces for the last 20 or 30 years, in addition to the railway workers in early january are going to continue strikes. nurses and ambulance crews polls show 2/3 of british people support strikers doctors national health system is in a deplorable state study commissioned b

so reporter margot harper, embarked on her first international assignment.close to finding the airplane. and dianne. >> i remember thinking, i'm kind of hoping that somehow she escaped somehow. it seemed conceivable that the body in the plane could be anyone but her. but you don't know until you actually see. >> and see, she did. she it was when the royal canadian mounted police showed, up that the mystery behind what happened that little bit of lake finally when the plane itself, emerged into something like clarity. or at least who was who in what they were doing there. the young pilot, 19 year old jerry ambrozuk, jerry's girlfriend 18 year old dianne babcock, descending in the plane, to her death. >> i remember it being so unbelievable, first of all that a plane had landed, in when i considered our families lake, and that someone was killed, and that we had actually met the person who is flying that plane. >> now detectives said about trying to find out what exactly happened when the plane came down, in how and why death came to dianne. >> we concluded tha

republican senator marco rubio will release decades of decadence through broadside books, an imprint of harper collins. it's senator rubio's third book since coming to congress. he wrote american dreams back in 2015, shortly before running for president in 2016. broadside has also snagged another high profile florida republican for its 2023 lineup. florida governor and potential 2024 presidential candidate ron desantis. we'll release the courage to be free. florida's blueprint for america's revival on february the 28th. also in february, climate activist greta thunberg will release her handbook on combating climate change. it's called the climate book in march. sociologist matthew desmond, the pulitzer prize winning author of evicted, is set to release his book on why poverty is such a persistent problem in the united states. it's titled poverty by america and a june lgbtq plus activist and pulse nightclub shooting survivor brandon wolfe will release his memoir entitled a place for us. in just the next few weeks to former members of congress are set to release books. former utah republican rep

well, some of the other curre bestsellers include the january 6th report published by harper's, about0 have been ld since the beginning of the year. michelle obama's second book, he light we carry," remainses a bestseller. over 26,000 have been sold in 2023. and two the history books are on the bestsler list asell, stacy schiff's the revolutionary sam adams and myth america, edited by princeton historians. each of those books have sold north9 s of 4,000 copies year so far. well, another historical book has barnerred several awards including most recently the history prize as well as the national book award or last year. tiya miles is a harvard historian, and she joined us recently to discuss her book, "all that she carried." s is prof harvard. her most recent book is called all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. professor miles, you have won not one, not two, not three, but at least seven major awards odds for this book. what do you think was the appeal of the story? well, hello, peter. it's really such a pleasure to be here. i think the appeal of

earlier, i spoke with sarah harper, professor of gerontology at the university of oxford, who talked of this warning. it was, but it was not at all unexpected. japan is known for many decades of child—bearing rates going down, and in the mid—90s, it was already trying to put in plans to encourage women to have more children. it is by no means the lowest in the world. seoul is it something like 0.6 and the whole of south korea is below one. italy and spain are about 1.2, below one. italy and spain are about1.2, and indeed, greece is the same as japan. so many, many low income —— high income countries have low child bearing. in a way, it was surprising that he decided to make such a dramatic announcement. what do you think of the factors behind it? this is a problem that's gone on for some time, but talk about the background and the factors here. it's interesting you talk about a problem, but it's a natural development. as you educate women, they choose to have one or two children. many women are choosing to be childfree, and as a consequence, it's inevitable that across the 21st centu

and gotten bagged for the cars is committed having an all electric fleet i 2030 and being harper nichelle by 2040 evey's, a hail to 0 mission transpose solution with global sales almost doubling in 2021. but eliminating exhaust gases is only one part of the story. the car product itself is the problem. 33 percent of all c o 2 emissions of the product is said coming from the steel, then elemental. and then you have the peck itself, with all the better materials. so steel, elemental, and all better materials together. account for 75 percent of the c o. 2 of the product and the other 25 percent was that from it's, it's plastic it's, it's all kind of like smaller materials glass. i mean you have c o 2. unfortunately . and basically all elements. it's a tremendous work. even if charge using only renewable energy, the amount of c o 2 emitted over the lifetime of this e. v is 27 tons. photo causes joint steel 0, a global initiative pledging to 50 percent green. steel by 20 fatty and a 100 percent by 2050. but the rest of the supply chain has to follow suit. easier said than done when there were

we heard from defense iceberg dinning harper in said the u . s. is unable to tolerate even the middle ground, but india has chosen as washington twice increased. the pressure on moscow is also a day where didn't india and the u. s. in developing just dance and reaction the water in your grade. so that's well known in just aren't as well known the the middle bob issue on the colored or the nasdaq and is a, has been very well articulated at different levels. this is a be not ongoing us or us lead western foot to get all the rest of the major major countries including india, on those in the us. yeah. and she on trying to get more countries on board as things get tougher on the west, is trying to ramp up regular sharing terms of sanctions, giving robinson in the background that they would want differently more pressure to support for their moves. italy has ration $8000000000.00 energy deal with one of 2, rival guns in war torn libya. but while the nato member and former colonial power insists it does not want to have a predatory role in the region, lo

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western unity and western resolve is being tested like it is because of russia's aggression neither harper or roderick keese. rafa is a retired senior field officer with the german defense forces. and now a member of parliament for the opposition christian democratic party. asked for his reaction to berlin's continuing indecision. but it's really horrifying because 2 messages are very clear. first, that the german defense minister has had no sheet of paper with stop taking. this is unbelievable. and 2nd, that the american defense minister did not mention germany, very clear. but then after the 1st question about the german leading power, he answered what german leadership, germany is a reliable partner. so this in the chromatic field is really a well very outspoken criticism. so i believe there is a lot of disappointment and we are losing time. ukraine is running out of personnel is running out of weapons every day counts. they are bleeding and i believe that the european credibility is dying out. and we're going to come back to that point, but i just want to get something clear. has chanc

always fly in, they feel just as calm in genichesk, which is part of this inviolable part to which harperard that probably even the main tersaldo is already planning to build some kind of new city on the arabatskaya arrow south of henicheska and even announced a competition for its name, the competition was mainly attended by ukrainian users who wrote various obscene names. well, actually it will be a grandiose embezzlement of russian funds because it is impossible to build a city there, but the logic of this construction, let’s say approved by putin himself, shows that the russians do not plan to stay on the left bank, but on the contrary consider crimea and geographical crimea as his part of this treasury, arabat arrow as such, let's say so, the territory that they will be able to get. well, although this is not the case. of course, if the left bank will be behind the armed forces of ukraine, all of it will still be yours, including and except absolutely under fire, indeed here already under fire control of any artillery and conventional means, the army of farmers, in particular, as wel

mark harper, thank you for coming in this morning.l word _ power. kier starmer a few minutes ago. a final word from _ power. kier starmer a few minutes ago. a final word from our - power. kier starmer a few minutes ago. a final word from our panel. i ago. a final word from our panel. caroline, do you think we now know what the next general election campaign will look like? we will have the conservatives grappling with complicated issues and finding it hard to keep on the agenda, and labour increasing in confidence. i don't think we know what it will look like. i think labour are still very quiet on the issues they will campaign on, we haven't seen their policies yet. there is a great raft of people who haven't made their mind up yet in the country. what is true to say is that oppositions do not win elections, governments lose them so my hope over the coming months is that we hear more from sensible voices like mark harper who is always very measured in what he says. i want to hear less from those who are seeking to sow division and di